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Amani Abraham

Akron
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Emmy-Award winning journalist @WKYC | Former @949WQMX news anchor | All around #Akron and #CLE fan | Contact: aabraham@wkyc.com
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'No one had a second thought': Cleveland semi-pro football players help save man from house fire

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By Amani Abraham
| WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH)
Teammates climbed over what appeared to be a more-than-8-foot-tall fence to help the man and carry him across the street to safety. CLEVELAND — A group of players practicing for a semi-pro football team is credited with helping to save a man from a house fire. On Wednesday evening, members of the Cleveland Rams who were practicing at the John F. Kennedy High School football field noticed smoke coming from a home on the 4000 block of East 173rd Street. "It all happened so fast," Diontez May recalled.
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'No one had a second thought': Cleveland semi-pro football players help save man from house fire

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By Amani Abraham
| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA)
Teammates climbed over what appeared to be a more-than-8-foot-tall fence to help the man and carry him across the street to safety. CLEVELAND — A group of players practicing for a semi-pro football team is credited with helping to save a man from a house fire. On Wednesday evening, members of the Cleveland Rams who were practicing at the John F. Kennedy High School football field noticed smoke coming from a home on the 4000 block of East 173rd Street. "It all happened so fast," Diontez May recalled.
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Tesla service center, charging station coming to vacant space in Montrose

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By Amani Abraham
| WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH)
MONTROSE, Ohio — Telsa is expanding throughout Northeast Ohio. A former Toys 'R' Us location in Montrose will soon become the new home to a Tesla service center and charging station. The building, which was the site of the toy store before it closed in 2018, will be used by Tesla to offer customers "floor diagnostics/service and vehicle charging stations," according to a project report. The plan also notes that the company will be investing $750,000 into the property.
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