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The CAMI plant in Ingersoll, where workers went through an extended shutdown in 2022 for retooling to build electric delivery vans, is set to be idle from October until spring time next year.

Mental health professionals are hoping to continue breaking the stigma surrounding talking about suicide to help with prevention.

Sheboygan will host the first-ever statewide walk for the National Alliance on Mental Illness Oct. 7. Plus, more news in weekly dose.

Against all odds, the Straw Hat pirates will be staying anchored at Netflix for a while

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Lorain County will hold its free eight-session weekly Peer-to-Peer educational class beginning Sept. 27 and concluding Nov. 14 at 6125 S. Broadway in Lorain, according to a news release.

“Obviously, there were better ways of handling that process,” said the lawyer in a Tuesday bankruptcy hearing, “but it didn’t come from a place of trying to bribe anyone.”

“Obviously, there were better ways of handling that process,” said the lawyer in a Tuesday bankruptcy hearing, “but it didn’t come from a place of trying to bribe anyone.”

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Emma Benoit seemingly had it all – strikingly beautiful, a popular high school cheerleader, and a modeling job after finishing her junior year. But the 16-year-old in Ascension Parish, La. (south of Baton Rouge) was roiling with depression inside, about which she had never told a soul. In June 2017, Emma took her father’s gun […]

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