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cheer squad in form - page 6 players sing about quilts 1" j- tim zz n a o u ,r h d) i r- ws- r cr a; c m rj l " hi 2 ?a x d p w j) ro yj or ; 1 no ' police drug dog laid to re cops, canine officers attend momoricil sit city hsui 31 by jason hawk news-times reporter those without free-flowing tears had red eyes sunday after noon as hundreds gathered pay final respects fallen k-9 officer king hcinikcn ii, known his partners on the amherst force hans, who died last monday night suffering heart failure. proving one can ever be too manly grieve, members of department shared handler mark cawthon's pain and tears, donning mourn ing badges they grieved loss six-year member department. "dear god, for have never dog, this prayer will sound strange," said vermilion chaplain walter mcttcr dur- 4u-mlnutc memorial service steps hall. "our hearts arc heavy. may hans sleep eternal slumber where all god's creations wait." cavalcade fea turing representa tives from sheffield, richfield, vermilion, amherst, wadsworth, obcrlin, mony, winding historical "to anyone who's seen 'all dogs go heaven,' i'll tell you guard gates now." thad franklin solemnly through city's downtown district. accompanying them were offi cers across lorain county with whom trained bi weekly basis several years, hon drug- suspect-hunting abilities. fami- ly at foot hall remember their family member, friend.nd received pro fairview park opened cere- continued 8 cawthon recounts time partner night, sgl lost partner, pet, friend when seven-year-old hunting german shepherd, unexpectedly "the doctors that some times humans prob lems so, sometimes 70 75. was 50-year-old range," told thursday he tried adjust during first shift notice station since hhtif nhnlo hlltnn rnmfnrtn harm's hflnrilnr srjtmnrk pntulhnn nnrt hlo fnmllu cnontal hans's death. ..lu.jrj.1 l. -j r. . il ctj j ii t tiroo nr mitino -orlt) momiwiui uervicu neiu aunaay uiiomuun ine stops oi ciiy, nan. nunareas anenaea cer- v "u ivm emorw, including handlers etoyer the! greater cleveland area, .'1mj 12.' f lohnle dillon comforts handler, rial held afternoon stp f, ivmimifmmm visitors bureau route 58 earned praise defying expectations conventional architecture. nord foundation's now headquarters milan avenue jagded restoring an pioneer house. steele high school's overhaul expansion proj ect picked up award keeping building's original flair. three sites beautiful it's not always true can't book its cover; newly-constructed "high-tech" tourism infor- buildings fouryears, chose visiter.'s oh routs same way, outside community's story people live work inside. three, such structures area stand out, just casual observer, but judges annual awards program. early month, accolades given lorajn mation center, foundation preservation historic home amherst's founding fam ilies, school massive kept intact architectural feeling experienced students 40 years ago, organisers, been doling out praises th'evisitetfs. because it challenges assumptions what 2$ century should look like. 5,500-square-foot building, designed marlt lesner architect & associates, features display presenting county's history tourist attractions, conference room, private battie caddy patented; ke sold wal-mart seven nine-year-old austin meggitt biking friend's house, lie dropped baseball-bat" 'street. 'when "he grab rolling slugger, almost hit passing car. "i realized really hard even danger ous carry bat your bike," recalled week. "thinking back, stupid try it." teacher assigned project forcing him find solution everyday problem, knew right away would do. second thought went straight hardware store, bought flew materials, cloistered himself garage father. week, later, battbcadfjy born, childhood invention, has,, coriyertedltself into anient now-lo-ycar-ofd, hopcv sec answer jinistake marketed interna tionally march. bandlebar-mountedrack pvg-wrought contraption meggitrjai) in. class. success couldn't contained classroom; quickly national acclaim, winning discovery channel's .yitimate invention contest. then prototype shelved, spend jng merely collecting dust. "for while, nothing happened at- all," said. "then got call inducted inventor's fame akron," that's pulled closet. re-energized, w& sopn awarded patent number 0,020,874 2000. juuior school, he's eager watching swipgs hilo mi scale production taiwan, 33,000 units set tp sporting goods stows united" states, asia, latjh aiwica spring. f'jh, places jjke, ftco. everybody rides bilfes and, ys "it makes sense my ft ntefigftt only nine old whan invent tht battle cackma btk.
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Title | The Amherst news-times. (Amherst, Ohio), 2004-11-17 |
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Amherst (Ohio) Lorain County (Ohio) |
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Amherst (Ohio) Lorain County (Ohio) |
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Full Text | cheer squad in form - page 6 players sing about quilts 1" j- tim zz n a o u ,r h d) i r- ws- r cr a; c m rj l " hi 2 ?a x d p w j) ro yj or ; 1 no ' police drug dog laid to re cops, canine officers attend momoricil sit city hsui 31 by jason hawk news-times reporter those without free-flowing tears had red eyes sunday after noon as hundreds gathered pay final respects fallen k-9 officer king hcinikcn ii, known his partners on the amherst force hans, who died last monday night suffering heart failure. proving one can ever be too manly grieve, members of department shared handler mark cawthon's pain and tears, donning mourn ing badges they grieved loss six-year member department. "dear god, for have never dog, this prayer will sound strange," said vermilion chaplain walter mcttcr dur- 4u-mlnutc memorial service steps hall. "our hearts arc heavy. may hans sleep eternal slumber where all god's creations wait." cavalcade fea turing representa tives from sheffield, richfield, vermilion, amherst, wadsworth, obcrlin, mony, winding historical "to anyone who's seen 'all dogs go heaven,' i'll tell you guard gates now." thad franklin solemnly through city's downtown district. accompanying them were offi cers across lorain county with whom trained bi weekly basis several years, hon drug- suspect-hunting abilities. fami- ly at foot hall remember their family member, friend.nd received pro fairview park opened cere- continued 8 cawthon recounts time partner night, sgl lost partner, pet, friend when seven-year-old hunting german shepherd, unexpectedly "the doctors that some times humans prob lems so, sometimes 70 75. was 50-year-old range," told thursday he tried adjust during first shift notice station since hhtif nhnlo hlltnn rnmfnrtn harm's hflnrilnr srjtmnrk pntulhnn nnrt hlo fnmllu cnontal hans's death. ..lu.jrj.1 l. -j r. . il ctj j ii t tiroo nr mitino -orlt) momiwiui uervicu neiu aunaay uiiomuun ine stops oi ciiy, nan. nunareas anenaea cer- v "u ivm emorw, including handlers etoyer the! greater cleveland area, .'1mj 12.' f lohnle dillon comforts handler, rial held afternoon stp f, ivmimifmmm visitors bureau route 58 earned praise defying expectations conventional architecture. nord foundation's now headquarters milan avenue jagded restoring an pioneer house. steele high school's overhaul expansion proj ect picked up award keeping building's original flair. three sites beautiful it's not always true can't book its cover; newly-constructed "high-tech" tourism infor- buildings fouryears, chose visiter.'s oh routs same way, outside community's story people live work inside. three, such structures area stand out, just casual observer, but judges annual awards program. early month, accolades given lorajn mation center, foundation preservation historic home amherst's founding fam ilies, school massive kept intact architectural feeling experienced students 40 years ago, organisers, been doling out praises th'evisitetfs. because it challenges assumptions what 2$ century should look like. 5,500-square-foot building, designed marlt lesner architect & associates, features display presenting county's history tourist attractions, conference room, private battie caddy patented; ke sold wal-mart seven nine-year-old austin meggitt biking friend's house, lie dropped baseball-bat" 'street. 'when "he grab rolling slugger, almost hit passing car. "i realized really hard even danger ous carry bat your bike," recalled week. "thinking back, stupid try it." teacher assigned project forcing him find solution everyday problem, knew right away would do. second thought went straight hardware store, bought flew materials, cloistered himself garage father. week, later, battbcadfjy born, childhood invention, has,, coriyertedltself into anient now-lo-ycar-ofd, hopcv sec answer jinistake marketed interna tionally march. bandlebar-mountedrack pvg-wrought contraption meggitrjai) in. class. success couldn't contained classroom; quickly national acclaim, winning discovery channel's .yitimate invention contest. then prototype shelved, spend jng merely collecting dust. "for while, nothing happened at- all," said. "then got call inducted inventor's fame akron," that's pulled closet. re-energized, w& sopn awarded patent number 0,020,874 2000. juuior school, he's eager watching swipgs hilo mi scale production taiwan, 33,000 units set tp sporting goods stows united" states, asia, latjh aiwica spring. f'jh, places jjke, ftco. everybody rides bilfes and, ys "it makes sense my ft ntefigftt only nine old whan invent tht battle cackma btk. |
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