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Northeast Ohio firefighters train for water rescues ahead of busy summer season Original

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By Annabelle Childers Verified
| WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
ROCKY RIVER, Ohio — As temperatures rise and more people head to the water, first responders in Northeast Ohio are preparing to keep swimmers safe. Off the Bradstreet Fishing Pier in Rocky River, firefighters practiced full-on rescue simulations Friday, navigating overturned paddleboards and boats and searching for missing swimmers. This story continues below. More in Local "Two guys under water?" one firefighter called out during the drill.
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Brook Park police search for suspect who fled 110 mph chase, crashed into Cleveland shopping plaza

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By Annabelle Childers Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Brook Park police are searching for a suspect who led officers on a high-speed chase before crashing into a Cleveland shopping plaza and fleeing on foot. Dash camera footage from around 10 a.m. May 31 shows a patrolman driving north on Smith Road when he spotted a black Infiniti with expired tags. According to a police report, when the officer ran the vehicle's registration through a law enforcement database, he found the plates belonged to a different vehicle.
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City of Cleveland approves plan to transform University Circle into 'Connected Civic Commons' Original

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By Annabelle Childers Verified
| WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
CLEVELAND — Cleveland's City Planning Commission has approved an ambitious plan to transform University Circle into what planners are calling a "Connected Civic Commons." "University Circle is a place that means so much to so many, and then also has so much room for growth," said Elise Yablonsky, chief place management officer of University Circle Inc. This story continues below.
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