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ELYRIA -- Late Monday night, Elyria Police, State Highway Patrol and other investigators responded to 18th and Middle for reports of 2 people shot, possibly one of them a police officer.

Cleveland: Waste collection fee begins in April

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CLEVELAND -- The City of Cleveland instituted the waste collection fee to recoup costs lost by this service.

US Speedskating executive director resigning

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KEARNS, Utah -- US Speedskating executive director Bob Crowley is resigning, two weeks after the Americans fell short of
medal goals and expectations at the Vancouver Olympics.

Strongsville: Obama tells Congress "we need courage" on health reform vote

STRONGSVILLE -- President Barack Obama stole the line of a shouting supporter Monday afternoon and made "We need courage" his main message to urge Congress to pass his Health Care Reform plan.

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Political News

Strongsville: Obama protesters line street outside rec center speech

STRONGSVILLE -- Opponents of President Barack Obama's health care proposals turned out early to protest outside the Strongsville Recreation Center here where Obama delivered a speech Monday afternoon.

Akron/Canton News

FCC set to unveil sweeping national broadband plan

WASHINGTON -- Communications regulators on Tuesday will unveil a sweeping proposal to overhaul U.S. broadband policy.

Ohio News

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden raises funds for Ohio governor, congressman

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CINCINNATI -- Vice President Joe Biden helped raise funds Monday for Ohio's governor and a first-term congressman facing a challenging re-election bid amid the health care debate.

National News

Leaky valves could delay space shuttle launch

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CAPE CANAVERAL, FL -- Space shuttle Discovery has some leaky valves that could delay its launch next month.

Health News

Focus: Political/medical views on Obama's healthcare proposal

CLEVELAND -- President Barack Obama was in Strongsville today, talking about his healthcare legislation. Both sides of this healthcare debate showed up to voice their opinions.

Education News

Shaker Heights: US students shave their heads for 'St. Baldrick'

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SHAKER HEIGHTS -- For the second year in a row, five students at University School's Shaker Campus got their heads shaved Friday afternoon to raise money for St. Baldrick's, the world's largest volunteer-driven fundraising event for childhood cancer research.