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Akron Beacon Journal

• One person injured in Akron house fire

  Akron Beacon Journal – Thu Dec 10, 5:16 pm ET  

  One person injured in Akron house fire Full Story »

• Increased police patrols, checkpoint planned for Summit County

  Akron Beacon Journal – Thu Dec 10, 4:16 pm ET  

  Increased police patrols, checkpoint planned for Summit County Full Story »

• Akron man guilty of threatening to throw woman into lake

  Akron Beacon Journal – Thu Dec 10, 2:16 pm ET  

  Akron man guilty of threatening to throw woman into lake Full Story »

• UA introduces new football coach

  Akron Beacon Journal – Thu Dec 10, 2:16 pm ET  

  UA introduces new football coach Full Story »

• Burglary reports from Akron police - Dec. 10

  Akron Beacon Journal – Thu Dec 10, 2:16 pm ET  

  Burglary reports from Akron police - Dec. 10 Full Story »

The Cleveland Plain Dealer

• Cleveland Browns fans endure sub-zero weather and are rewarded with a win

  The Cleveland Plain Dealer – 53 mins ago  

  Fair-weather fans need not apply: The Browns-Steelers game tonight is the second-coldest of the rivalry played in Cleveland. Full Story »

• Copenhagen Climate Conference draws mixture of fear and hope for Ohio contingent

  The Cleveland Plain Dealer – 2 hrs 18 mins ago  

  Thousands of Ohio corn farmers have a keen interest in the local effect -- for good or bad -- of any global agreements that might come out of climate talks in Copenhagen, Denmark. "All agriculture, including Ohio corn farmers, needs... Full Story »

• Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Timothy J. McGinty steps down from Anthony Sowell case, citing conflict

  The Cleveland Plain Dealer – Thu Dec 10, 8:29 pm ET  

  Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Timothy J. McGinty stepped down Thursday from hearing the multiple murder trial of Anthony Sowell -- citing a potential conflict with his own well-known efforts to reform criminal justice practices. Full Story »

• Garfield Heights police investigate four-car accident on I-480

  The Cleveland Plain Dealer – Thu Dec 10, 7:14 pm ET  

  Garfield Heights police are investigating a four-car crash on Interstate 480 Full Story »

• Transit agencies say stimulus is nice, but they need even more

  The Cleveland Plain Dealer – Thu Dec 10, 6:59 pm ET  

  The nation's road builders and bus-and-rail agencies are thrilled with the billions they're getting for transit hubs and road projects, but they'd like some more. Lawmakers including U.S. Sen. George Voinovich agree that the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 doesn't come close to meeting the nation's road needs. Full Story »

WKYC Cleveland

• 'Wicked' actors don't let scuffle stop Cleveland show

  WKYC Cleveland – 2 hrs 39 mins ago  

  CLEVELAND -- Actors in the Broadway smash "Wicked" didn't let screaming and swearing in the audience ruin their performance in Ohio. Full Story »

• Cleveland Browns fans get hitched at tailgate party

  WKYC Cleveland – 2 hrs 54 mins ago  

  CLEVELAND -- Finding the wedding dress was the easy part for bride Donna Parco. Full Story »

• Browns-Steelers game on WKYC, primetime programs rescheduled

  WKYC Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 8:08 pm ET  

  CLEVELAND -- Tonight's game between the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers will be seen locally on WKYC-TV 3. Pre-game coverage begins at 6:30 p.m. and kickoff is set for 8:20 p.m. Full Story »

• Cleveland RTA riders brace for expected route cuts

  WKYC Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 6:08 pm ET  

  CLEVELAND -- Riders on more than 40 RTA bus routes may spend part of the holidays figuring out a new way to get around. Full Story »

• Investigator Exclusive: Cleveland's elderly bilked in Canadian bail scheme

  WKYC Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 3:23 pm ET  

  CUYAHOGA COUNTY -- It starts with what seems like an ordinary phone call from your grandchild. But it ends up costing elderly Clevelanders thousands of dollars. Police say an old scheme, targeting seniors, has resurfaced in Northeast Ohio. Full Story »

News Channel 5 Cleveland

• 11-Year-Old Writes Book About His Mom's MS

  News Channel 5 Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 7:46 pm ET  

  A Cleveland boy got a little worried when his mother started walking with a cane. Find out what he determined the cane meant. Full Story »

• Police: Soccer Coach Sent Girls, 13, Photos

  News Channel 5 Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 7:46 pm ET  

  A 37-year-old soccer coach faces two counts of sexual battery in connection with inappropriately touching two teens. Full Story »

• Frigid Temperatures Likely Drying Out Skin

  News Channel 5 Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 7:46 pm ET  

  Is your skin a bit dry because of the changing weather. Find out what is best to protect your skin on frigid days. Full Story »

• Take Precautions To Keep Pipes From Bursting

  News Channel 5 Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 7:46 pm ET  

  Find out what to do if you are concerned about your pipes during the freezing temperatures. Full Story »

• Speed Meets Art Offers 3D Masterpieces

  News Channel 5 Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 7:46 pm ET  

  Find out about a company that offers car enthusiasts a special gift for Christmas. Full Story »

The Canton Repository

• Canton Health Department offers H1N1 clinic Saturday

  The Canton Repository – 21 mins ago  

  Canton Health Department will issue second doses of H1N1 vaccine to children, first doses to priority groups Saturday. Full Story »

• Benefit concert for the homeless

  The Canton Repository – 1 hr 36 mins ago  

  North Canton Church of Christ will present “The Silent Night,” a benefit concert for the homeless, at 7:15 p.m. Friday at 1301 E. Maple St. The event is for students in sixth through 12th grade. Full Story »

• Stark County commissioners meeting for Dec. 10

  The Canton Repository – 1 hr 36 mins ago  

  KEY ACTION Removed from the agenda a labor agreement with Stark County Sheriff Timothy Swanson and sergeants, represented by the Fraternal Order of Police. Personnel Manager Marsha Cimadevilla said the contract has been signed but had not been sent to the commissioners in time for their approval. Full Story »

• Traffic enforcement crackdown Friday night

  The Canton Repository – 1 hr 51 mins ago  

  Law-enforcement agencies in Stark, Summit and Tuscarawas counties and the Ohio Highway Patrol are banding together for a corridor enforcement project from 7 tonight to 3 a.m. Saturday. Full Story »

• Cleaning up a mess in North Canton

  The Canton Repository – 2 hrs 6 mins ago  

  It looks like any other pile of dirt. But if the dirt was collected and dumped by a street sweeper it must be hauled to a landfill. That rule has North Canton officials sorting out ways to clean up a site the city has been using in Jackson Township Full Story »

19 Action News Cleveland

• Survivors: For the 1st time in 6 Years the Browns Outwitted, Outlasted & Outplayed the Steelers!

  19 Action News Cleveland – 19 mins ago  

  CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) - What a game! With five 1st-half sacks and three in the second half-- the Cleveland Browns have finally beat the Pittsburgh Steelers. Full Story »

• Cuyahoga County Budget Approved

  19 Action News Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 6:43 pm ET  

  CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) - There appears to be both good news and bad news when it comes to Cuyahoga County's new budget. Full Story »

• Obama Receives Nobel Peace Prize

  19 Action News Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 9:43 am ET  

  Oslo, Norway (CNN) -- President Obama accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in Norway on Thursday but acknowledged the questions surrounding the award. Full Story »

• Free H1N1 Clinic In Cleveland

  19 Action News Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 9:28 am ET  

  CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) - Join the Cleveland Department of Public Health Zelma Watson George Recreation Center to get your FREE H1N1 Flu Vaccination this afternoon. Full Story »

• Shots Fired: Husband Mistakes Wife For Intruder, Opens Fire

  19 Action News Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 8:13 am ET  

  COVENTRY TOWNSHIP, OH (WOIO) -  A 61-year-old Summit County woman is recovering after she was shot in the arm by her husband. Full Story »

FOX 8 Cleveland

• Rescue Group Needs Help With Greyhound Adoptions

  FOX 8 Cleveland – 2 hrs 21 mins ago  

  MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin -- In a few weeks, hundreds of dogs will have no place to go. Full Story »

• Medina Man Convicted of Killing Dog With Metal Post

  FOX 8 Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 7:42 pm ET  

  A Medina County man was found guilty Thursday, of brutally killing a dog with a metal fence post. Full Story »

• Michigan woman charged in Ohio Turnpike crash that killed 2 of her children

  FOX 8 Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 2:57 pm ET  

  ELYRIA, Ohio (AP) — Authorities in Ohio say a Detroit mother was driving 88 to 103 mph when she crashed her minivan this summer, killing two of her children. Full Story »

• 'Wicked' Brawl: Cleveland Theatergoer Charged

  FOX 8 Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 1:12 pm ET  

  People who bought tickets at the Playhouse Square State Theater, go a lot more than they paid for Tuesday. Full Story »

• Officials say census to provide Ohio with 24K temporary jobs, much more than earlier estimate

  FOX 8 Cleveland – Thu Dec 10, 1:12 pm ET  

  COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — State officials now say next year's census will create 24,000 temporary jobs in Ohio, far more than the 5,000 openings the Census Bureau announced earlier. Full Story »

The Sandusky Register

• Firefighters battle blaze, freezing water

  The Sandusky Register – Thu Dec 10, 7:51 pm ET  

  OAK HARBOR A structure fire on 10800 W. Collingwood Blvd. in Oak Harbor is giving firefighters trouble. Full Story »

• JUST IN: Sandusky man arrested, suspected in murder

  The Sandusky Register – Thu Dec 10, 7:21 pm ET  

  SANDUSKY A Sandusky native was arrested late this morning by the U.S. Marshals Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force and Sandusky police. Full Story »

• Gift idea of the day: Top gaming consoles

  The Sandusky Register – Thu Dec 10, 12:21 pm ET  

  Whether you're looking for a gift for a hardcore gamer or a console for someone who's just getting started, the options this season (along with the recently-slashed price tags) make game-gifting a snap. Full Story »

• FSO celebrates the holiday season

  The Sandusky Register – Thu Dec 10, 11:21 am ET  

  The Firelands Symphony Orchestra will be getting everyone into the Christmas spirit this Sunday by teaming up with Broadway actress and singer —and Sandusky native — Lynne Wintersteller to present “Home for the Holidays,” the third show of the season for the symphony. Full Story »

• Santa Claus returns: Share your photos with the big guy

  The Sandusky Register – Thu Dec 10, 9:36 am ET  

  SANDUSKY Santa Claus, apparently fond of children in Erie County, has booked a return engagement in Sandusky. He’s meeting with them again in his usual hangout, the Cookie House in Washington Park in downtown Sandusky. Full Story »

The Medina County Gazette

• Newspapers are being printed now: Why wait? Read free online

  The Medina County Gazette – Thu Dec 10, 7:42 am ET  

  Click here to read today’s newspaper. The power outage that hit our building early Wednesday morning and subsequent outages during the day caused a spike in power to the Gazette’s printing press and damaged the electrical system. Today’s Medina Gazette is being printed by the Sandusky Register and should arrive soon. We will be working through the day [...] Full Story »

• Obituaries for Dec. 10, 2009

  The Medina County Gazette – Thu Dec 10, 6:42 am ET  

  Terry N. Ball Richard A. Fargo Andrew J. Hibinger Robert L. Lewis Arnold van Rossem Read the full obituaries in The Gazette E-dition at: http://medinagazette.oh.newsmemory.com/ Full Story »

• Click here to read today’s newspaper free online

  The Medina County Gazette – Wed Dec 9, 8:27 am ET  

  Click here to read today’s newspaper. Due to the power outage , the electronic edition is being made available FREE today online. Like what you see? Newspaper subscribers can subscribe to the electronic edition for just $1 extra. Click here for detailed information. For all others click here. Full Story »

• Obituaries for Dec. 09, 2009

  The Medina County Gazette – Wed Dec 9, 6:27 am ET  

  Marcia Davis Mary Lee Domann Richard A. Fargo Bill T. Meluch David Zeller Walker Read the full obituaries in The Gazette E-dition at: http://medinagazette.oh.newsmemory.com/ Full Story »

• Tri-C plans Brunswick center

  The Medina County Gazette – Wed Dec 9, 2:12 am ET  

  BRUNSWICK — Cuyahoga Community College plans to bring as many educational opportunities as possible to area residents with its planned $10.2 million Brunswick College Center. “We’re very excited about it,” At-large Councilman Pat McNamara said, “because it’s on the Brunswick High School campus and right next to the library and recreation center.” The 30,000-square-foot, three-story building will ... Full Story »

The Morning Journal

• House fire in North Ridgeville

  The Morning Journal – Thu Dec 10, 4:32 pm ET  

  NORTH RIDGEVILLE — Firefighters from four different departments are on the scene of a fire on Otten Road. Full Story »

• Sandusky's Mylander Foundation distributes nearly $100,000 in grants

  The Morning Journal – Thu Dec 10, 3:05 am ET  

  SANDUSKY — The Mylander Foundation has distributed $95,522.50 to nonprofit and governmental organizations in the area. Full Story »

• Spitzer supports dealership arbitration legislation: House bill will create arbitration between carmakers, former ...

  The Morning Journal – Thu Dec 10, 3:04 am ET  

  WASHINGTON — New hope for car dealers who involuntarily closed their doors this summer could come today from the U.S. House of Representatives, when it votes on a bill to create arbitration between carmakers and dealers. Full Story »

• Detectives search for evidence in 30-year-old man's stabbing

  The Morning Journal – Thu Dec 10, 3:04 am ET  

  AMHERST TOWNSHIP — Detectives are trying to piece together what happened when a 30-year-old man was stabbed in the right shoulder Saturday morning, Lorain County Sheriff's Sgt. Don Barker said. Full Story »

• 4-year-old twin boys' gifts stolen in break-in

  The Morning Journal – Thu Dec 10, 3:04 am ET  

  ELYRIA — Alicia Fuerstenberg planned to spend Tuesday afternoon wrapping Christmas presents. Instead, she was forced to tell her 4-year-old twin sons 20 of their wrapped presents had been stolen from underneath the family Christmas tree. Full Story »