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'Watch each other' Republicans want to recruit poll observers, workers and lawyers in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost joined other Republican officials to recruit poll observers and workers at a Republican National Committee event on Friday. The Protect the Vote tour is a nationwide project by the Republican National Committee to recruit poll workers, lawyers and observers in an effort to secure elections. ...
FALCONS HAVE NO TROUBLES AT HOME
AUSTINTOWN OH- Austintown Fitch rolled past Euclid 49-12 on Friday night. It was a tale of two programs entering the 2024 season. For Fitch, TJ Parker was looking to continue the strong tradition that he carried on from his first day as head coach. On the other sideline, Damion Creel was looking to lay a strong foundation and build a winning culture with his first game since moving from Lorain to Euclid.
Author Tracy Chevalier to give virtual program through Hudson Library
CLEVELAND, Ohio – New York Times bestselling author Tracy Chevalier is scheduled to hold a virtual program with the Hudson Library & Historical Society next month. Chevalier – a graduate of Oberlin College - will discuss her book, “The Glassmaker” at the program, which is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14.
Donation to help Avon seniors recovering from storm: Short Takes on Avon, Avon Lake and North Ridgeville
While many residents continue to deal with the aftermath of the Aug. 6 storm, Avon city officials and the Avon Meijer store have teamed up to provide assistance for those in need through Avon/Avon Lake Community Resource Services (CRS). If you purchase a product or register for an account through...
Classic rock band’s original guitarist says getting rich destroyed chemistry
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Kiss was formed in 1973 but by the end of the decade had become one of the top-selling rock bands of the 1970s, rising to fame with behind the band members’ makeup and outlandish live shows. But Ace Frehley, the original guitarist for Kiss, says...
Cup of Cavs: Revisiting the Jarrett Allen trade
We’re just a few hours away from the weekend. Here’s your Cleveland Cavaliers news and links of the day. The Jarrett Allen trade in 2021 was the inflection point of this era of Cavaliers basketball. Every successful rebuild needs luck and shrewd moves that help propel them to the next level. That trade for Allen was a combination of both.
Cleveland Heights football vs. Trotwood-Madison: Tigers use defense, goal-line stand to eke out victory
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio — A season of high hopes for defending Greater Buckeye Conference champion Cleveland Heights got rolling Friday night with a win, but not the dominant win most everyone expected. In a game dominated by the defenses and saved with a clutch goal-line stand, the Tigers skated...
Tour de Buckeye Lake sees biggest turnout in cycling event history
Cyclists from across Ohio and beyond took to the trails and country roads around Buckeye Lake this past weekend. With over 800 participants, this year’s Tour de Buckeye Lake was the event’s largest since it began eight years ago. Riders followed one of three routes (11-, 28- or 62-miles) which started and ended...
Guardians respond to early deficit with 4 homers in 13-5 win over Rangers
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Guardians watched their opponent score first for the 13th time in the last 14 games on Saturday night at Progressive Field. It is an understatement to say that’s not the best way to play the game. It is one of the reasons they’ve been floundering,...
Community calendar for Aug. 24
NAMI will host a guided tour at 1 p.m. with a Lorain County Metro Parks naturalist at the Schoepfle Garden, 11106 Market St., Birmingham. There also will be a tour of the house of Otto B. Schoepfle Jr. and his "Garden that Grew.'' Shoepfle was the longtime chairman of the board of Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co., which owns The Chronicle-Telegram.
Man found dead near railroad tracks in central Lorain
LORAIN — A man was found dead in the woods near Utica and Long avenues late Friday afternoon. Lorain police found the man in a thick wooded area near the railroad tracks around 4 p.m. Friday, Lt. Jacob Morris said. Foul play was not suspected and the Lorain County Coroner was called to the scene.
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