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'Bula teen drowns after leap from lighthouse
A trip to Lake Erie with friends turned tragic Tuesday night for a 19-year-old Ashtabula man.
- Body found in Lampson Reservoir
- Trash bin arsonists may have started house fire
- Local charities, auxiliaries, unions on IRS warning list
- Entrance to I-90 reopened
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'Bula teen drowns after leap from lighthouse
- Sports
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JOE LATHAN (33) leads the way for Lakeside teammate Levi Halsey (6) in this photo from last fall. Lathan died Tuesday in a tragic accident.
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Dragons struck by loss
The fleeting nature of life was driven home in crushing fashion late Tuesday night to the Lakeside football team and coaching staff with the drowning death of former Dragon Joe Lathan, a 2009 Lakeside graduate.
- Legend’s death hits home
- Yankees burn Fausto
- A Don McCormack column: Landmark stadium gets facelift
- Future calling for help from the past
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Dragons struck by loss
- Obituaries
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Michael L. Runyan 1LT
Army First Lieutenant Michael L. Runyan, age 24, of Newark, Ohio, died Wednesday, July 21, 2010, in Balad, Iraq, while serving in the U.S. Army. He was assigned to the 52nd Infantry, 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
- Donna J. Smith
- Kathryn E. Getzy
- Terry G. Taylor
- Georgana P. Baker
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- Beacon Tweets
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When your boyhood home is destroyed
Read Bob Lebzelter's column on his boyhood home being pulverized by a tornado. Read it ONLY at bobleb.blogspot.com.
- Rabid bat confirmed in Ashtabula County
- Storm damage in Andover
- Area BP officials respond to boycott
- Commissioners award contract for Route 45 and I-90 project
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When your boyhood home is destroyed
- Our Community In Photos
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The Healing Field of Honor
400 American flags were placed in perfect rows at Greenlawn Memory Gardens Cemetery in North Kingsville, Ohio to honor all veterans and first responders. The dedication service was Saturday June 12, 2010.
- The 2010 High School Softball Season in Northeast Ohio
- The Bright Colors of Flora
- Pymatuning Valley May 6th Magical Million Proclamation Day
- After School Discovery and "Celebrate" presents Ms. Sally's Healthy Habit Calendar Journal class
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The Healing Field of Honor
- WEEKENDER / Entertainment
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WARREN DILLAWAY / Star beacon ZACH ADKINS, playing Conrad Birdie, gets the crowd rolling during "Bye Bye Birdie" at the Ashtabula Arts Center.
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Actor who plays ‘Birdie’ makes play sing
WEEKENDER for July 23, 2010: There is no lack of laughs in Straw Hat Theatre’s current production, “Bye Bye Birdie,” scheduled to run through July 31 in the tent on the grounds of the Ashtabula Arts Center.
- ‘Light in the Piazza’ diverse, excellent
- It’s summer, a good time to revisit ‘Jaws’
- Newbold, Ford perform for Brown Bag
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Actor who plays ‘Birdie’ makes play sing
- Opinion
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When your boyhood home is destroyed
Read Bob Lebzelter's column on his boyhood home being pulverized by a tornado. Read it ONLY at bobleb.blogspot.com.
- Yes, Bob still writes columns
- Socialnomics changes the way we live
- It’s affordable and it only weighs 50 pounds
- You can’t beat a walk by the river
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- 2010 Four Seasons of Fun
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- Reality Check
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Why are we hurting so?
It’s time for a reality check.: Main story, Day one
- Beyond wineries and covered bridges …
- What it is, how it’s calculated
- Bad vibes: Lack of opportunities, progress make for sour attitudes
- Finding work after prison nearly impossible
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