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And two others unaccounted for. The garage and home unable to occupy. And get a check on weather and traffic together. And starting off for tomorrow. And were waking up to dry conditions and cloudy conditions. We have in cleveland, 700 feet and in other words, you cant see cant see the top of the tower and its cloudy out there and were not dealing with any rain or snow and temperatures in the 30s and as we head throughout the day. And we are going to see a great deal of sunshine and pick up the temperatures and as looking out. You to stick around. Were talking about a panhandle hook, a storm s...

S wasn t the weather that students home today. Mark Dayton Independent School officials made the decision after receiving a threat. Wlwt news 5 s Brian Hamrick is live with this developing story. Ryan good afternoon, mark. They just located the person that made that threat brian good afternoon, mark. That made that threat. Superintendent here did not want to open the doors to school. Of a safety risk. Re told the suspect is a s about as ll the bomb threat against dayton schools was posted on social investigators were searching for the juvenile since then. When the person couldn t be found, the...

The 12th installment of the Pat Joyce Memorial Tournament was the latest reminder to Marty Joyce why he became a coach. Most of last week, Marty made several treks across the bridge with his St. Peter’s teams from River Edge, New Jersey, to compete in honor of his late brother. Fittingly, it was his school’s sixth grade team that rallied around the fallen firefighter’s nephew en route to securing the championship.

Basketball is a sport that unites everyone, especially in the community of St. Margaret of Cortona. At the heart of this unity stands Pat Woods, a man who has witnessed its evolution with the recent merger of two Catholic schools — St. Margaret of Cortona and St. Gabriel.

Students from local schools do their part in the ceremony and then place a Canadian flag and a poppy on the grave of each soldier at the County’s Garden of Peace Cemetery.