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Biggest musicians come together and sing for a good cause. Ill make you so all right. Lets first begin with the latest developments on the ongoing Ebola Outbreak and we can report on the death of the first patient diagnosed with ebola in the United States. Thomas eric duncan died wednesday in the dallas hospital where he was being treated. Later wednesday, a texas Health Official said a sheriffs deputy hospitalized with ebolalike symptoms is at no risk of the virus. Meantime, over in spain, six people there are now under observation in a ma did hospital including a nurses assistant who is the ...

The return of senior guard Sydney Stanley from an injury is starting to make a difference for the Lake girls basketball team.Exactly two weeks after the Flyers downed one of the league favorites, Fostoria, 42-37, to upset the Northern Buckeye Conference apple cart, Stanley led visiting Lake to a 36-30 overtime win over Bowling Green in non-league action Thursday. Lake improves to 3-7 while BG falls to 2-8.Stanley does a lot of the same things Bowling Green State University senior guard Lexi Fleming does — she scores, rebounds, gets steals, assists—you name it, Stanley gets it done.

Eastwood senior Kayla Buehler had 19 points and six steals and senior Amelia Ward had 13 points, four steals and six rebounds as the Eagles routed visiting Lake, 54-23, in Northern Buckeye Conference action Wednesday.The Eagles never trailed, opening with a 20-2 run and forcing a running clock in the fourth quarter.

Lake girls basketball applied its patented full court pressure in the second half to win its Northern Buckeye Conference opener at Otsego, 40-36, Thursday.The Flyers, trailing 16-10 at the half, outscored the Knights 30-20 in the second half, eventually tying the game on a three-point goal by sophomore forward Kaydence Eckenrode with three minutes remaining.After trailing since early in the first quarter, Lake freshman guard Brooke Wiley was fouled after receiving an inbounds pass and trying to score in the paint, giving the Flyers a 37-35 lead with 2:05 on the clock and they never trailed aga...

MILLBURY — Lake senior forward Brianna Braatz had a three-goal hat trick in leading the Flyers to a 5-0 Division II girls soccer tournament win over visiting Napoleon at Lake Community Stadium Tuesday. Braatz’s first goal, which came with 23:17 remaining in the first half and gave Lake a 1-0 lead, gave her the single season school record for goals scored.After finishing her hat trick, she has 33 goals on the season, breaking Ava Ayers’ mark of 30 goals.