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A century later, Lorain remembers resiliency after 1924 tornado
On June 28, 1924, a tornado swept over Lake Erie and made landfall in the city of Lorain, destroying hundreds of homes, churches and businesses in its path. Dozens of people were killed. A century later, Lorain looks back to remember the victims of the tragedy and the resiliency of...
Lake Erie watershed projects receive $150,000 in funding
CLEVELAND — Proceeds from the sale of Lake Erie license plates, alongside donations, are being used to fund three projects focused on protecting the lake totaling to almost $150,000, according to a press release. The projects, which were announced at an Ohio Lake Erie Commission meeting on Wednesday, June...
Getting a handful of daily new walk-ins, Lakewood Division of Aging touts timing of new state grant
LAKEWOOD, Ohio -- Interest continues to grow in the Lakewood Division of Aging. Lakewood Human Services director Chad Berry said last year his department delivered 18,244 home meals and served 12,893 congregate meals. “We have also had 28,733 visits to Cove Community Center,” he said. Lakewood Manager of Senior...
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