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Springfield Township firefighters reflect on recovery of missing doctor's body on Christmas Day

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By Silver Barker Verified
| WTOL-TV (Toledo, OH) Verified
TOLEDO, Ohio — It’s been just over a week since the search for a missing 71-year-old doctor came to an end. Springfield Township firefighters recovered Dr. Cletus Iwuagwu's body from a pond on Christmas Day. While the investigation into his death continues, the recovery itself left a lasting impact on the first responders who were there.
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Lake Erie seiche draws visitors to Maumee Bay State Park

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By Silver Barker Verified
| WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
TOLEDO, Ohio — Powerful winds pushed water out of Lake Erie on Monday, creating a rare phenomenon known as a seiche and exposing parts of the lakebed usually hidden beneath the water. Even after water levels returned to normal, people continued heading to Maumee Bay State Park on Tuesday to see the effects for themselves. Strong wind gusts from a low-pressure system pushed water from Lake Erie’s western basin toward the eastern end of the lake on Monday, according to WTOL 11's weather team.
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Lake Erie seiche draws visitors to Maumee Bay State Park

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By Silver Barker Verified
| WTOL-TV (Toledo, OH) Verified
TOLEDO, Ohio — Powerful winds pushed water out of Lake Erie on Monday, creating a rare phenomenon known as a seiche and exposing parts of the lakebed usually hidden beneath the water. Even after water levels returned to normal, people continued heading to Maumee Bay State Park on Tuesday to see the effects for themselves. Strong wind gusts from a low-pressure system pushed water from Lake Erie’s western basin toward the eastern end of the lake on Monday, according to WTOL 11's weather team.
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