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Akron toddler drowns in Muskingum River
The autistic boy and his family are from Akron and were staying in a cabin near the Muskingum River when Andrew "Drew" Howell went missing Saturday. The family later found him in the ...
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Cleveland Clinic launching Pelotonia-like cycling event in 2014
Cleveland's VeloSano cycling fundraiser to benefit Cleveland Clinic cancer research is modeled off Columbus' Pelotonia. Cleveland is going to have its own version of Columbus' popular Pelotonia bike ride for cancer fundraising, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports. Through a $1 million donation to Cleveland Clinic from Stewart Kohl and his wife Donna, VeloSano, as it's called, will ...
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Cleveland 2 hospitalized after car hits house
CLEVELAND -- Two people were taken to the hospital after their car crashed into a house on Cleveland's east side early Tuesday morning. The crash was at East 116th Steet and Honeydale Avenue. One person was in critical condition, the other in stable condition. Details of the crash were not released. Police are investigating. ...
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Cleveland Police investigate shooting on E. 89th Street
CLEVELAND -- One man was shot in the area of E. 89th Street and Buckeye Road early Tuesday morning. He was taken to MetroHealth Medical Center. His condition is not available. The shooting was reported close to 1 a.m. Police did not comment on whether they had any suspects. ...
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Cleveland Police search for man missing from VA hospital
CLEVELAND -- Cleveland Police are searching for a 61-year-old man who went missing from the Cleveland Veteran's Administration Hospital Monday afternoon. Martin Dearing walked away from the hospital on East Boulevard wearing green hospital clothing around noon. He is described as a black male, 5-foot-10, 215 pounds, with gray hair and brown eyes. Dearing suffers from extremely poor ...
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Jake Goldbergers directorial debut Don McKay is an offbeat neo-noir that features one of those convoluted scams whose slow and methodical revelation provides a great teal of tense pleasure, but once revealed is so inanely complicated and ridiculous that you have to wonder if it is all ... ...
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Brunswick Norovirus outbreak closes citys elementary and middle schools all week
BRUNSWICK -- 12-year old Mark Anthony Smilor has to wear a medical mask, anytime he's around his 5-month old niece. Mom's orders. His mother, Carolyn Smilor, isn't taking any chances, after an outbreak of the highly-contagious norovirus, closed all Brunswick city elementary and middle schools for the rest of this week. "He's not to go in a room with her, for ...
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Cleveland kidnap suspect Ariel Castro to plead not guilty Craig Weintraub
The man accused of keeping three women in captivity in his Ohio home for about a decade will plead not guilty, a member of his defence team said on Wednesday. Craig Weintraub, a former prosecutor representing Ariel Castro, 52, on rape and kidnapping charges, said in an interview he was concerned his client would not be able to receive a fair trial anywhere, given the publicity surrounding the ...
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Marshall Crenshaw returns to Cleveland May 31st
Marshall Crenshaw is nothing less than a pop-rock icon. The Detroit-bred singer / songwriter penned some of the most memorable hooks of the early '80s on his self-titled debut and acclaimed follow-up, Field Day ("Someday, Someway," "Cynical Girl," "There She Goes ...
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Kluber Indians host Tigers in division showdown
Max Scherzer is learning what it means to be a veteran horse of a top-notch Major League pitching staff. Corey Kluber would love to someday wear that mantle. On Tuesday night, a key American League Central series kicks off between Scherzer's Tigers, led by Miguel Cabrera, who hit three homers in Sunday night's loss in Texas and leads the Majors with 47 RBIs, and Kluber's Indians ...
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Mariners catcher Kelly Shoppach recalls his days in Cleveland
CLEVELAND — A homecoming for Mariners catcher Kelly Shoppach wasn't the kind associated with media scrums and cheering fans. But Shoppach did have a handful of employees at Progressive Field come over to say hello to him during the Mariners' series. Shoppach arrived in Cleveland his second year in the majors in 2006 and remained there through 2009, joining a young core of ...
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