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Metro Central NAACP recognizes award winners for Women's History Month

To commemorate Women's History Month, the Metro Central NAACP awarded nine "sheroes," individuals who have done heroic deeds for communities throughout Lorain County.

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Church of the Open Door to celebrate its 75th anniversary

Over the years, Church of the Open Door has played an active role in community outreach, including launching Cornerstone Pregnancy Services, now known as Cornerstone Women's Health Center, and Generation House, housing for homeless women with children, participating in community clean ups and a host of other activities.

Lorain workshop to teach playwriting to locals

The workshop, which takes place from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 12 at the South Lorain branch of the Lorain Public Library, 2121 Homewood Drive, Lorain, will provide foundational guidance on writing a compelling one-woman show, covering character development, monologue structure, movement and storytelling techniques.

Fundraisers Around Lorain County

Nonprofit, school and civic events.

Food Distributions Around Lorain County

Food pantries and community meals.

Elyria Fire Department responds to Winckles Street structure fire

The fire, which erupted at 147 Winkles St., began at approximately 5 p.m. There were no injuries, according to Elyria Fire Department Chief Joseph Pronesti.

Dogs rescued in Elyria house fire

In total, 14 dogs were saved from the house fire, according to Elyria Fire Department Assistant Chief Dean Marks.

Disturbed brings 'The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour' to Rocket Arena

Disturbed's alt-metal-sounding mayhem began a quarter of a century ago with the release of its definitive debut, "The Sickness."

'We are at peace; and so should you be:' Lorain County marks National Vietnam War Veterans Day

March 29 marks the day the last U.S. Combag troops left Vietnam in 1975, 20 years after the start of the war.

Mercy Health lawsuit closer to final after Board of Commmissioners vote Friday

The Board of Commissioners on Friday voted unanimously to sign documents settling the lawsuit. The Board is not alleged to have done anything wrong and doesn't have to pay anything as part of the settlement, but still has to sign off on it.

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Sports

GM Andrew Berry says anything's possible but moving up in the draft not likely

Cavaliers take coach's concerns to heart, down Clippers for 60th win

Guardians: A healthy Tanner Bibee makes Royals feel ill, throws shutout ball into sixth inning of 6-2 win

Men's college basketball: Auburn beats Michigan State, completes sweep of No. 1 seeds into Final Four

Women's college basketball: Lauren Betts and UCLA down LSU, reach Final Four for first time in NCAA Tournament

AP Mock Draft: Cam Ward goes first overall, Browns take Colorado's Travis Hunter

Men's college basketball: Houston defense stops Tennessee in its tracks

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Opinion

Don't dismiss Signal chat breach

Years ago I was minding my business, doing my job and going about my life in a city out in the middle of America.

Food banks cuts will make it harder to feed the hungry

Food banks are supposed to help those who struggle to put food on the table, but what happens when food banks struggle to put food on the shelves?

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Obituaries

Grace C. Steffen

Richard Chamberlain, TV actor who starred in 'Dr. Kildare,' dies at 90

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In Depth

Second Harvest Food Bank loses 148,000 pounds of food in USDA cut

Lorain Historical Society looks to capture community stories in new two-year project

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The Chronicle e-EditionMar 31, 2025

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