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📰 Lakeland's Unsustainable Path, Murder Charge for Concord Twp Man
Issue #112
In this Mentor Local Buzz Issue…
⛅ Mentor Weather - Mostly Cloudy & Mild with Poss. Strong Storms Late in Day - Temps 70-71
📰 Lakeland Community College Warned of 'Unsustainable' Path
📰 No Bond for Concord Twp Man Facing Aggravated Murder Charges
📰 Help for Families: Free Produce and Pet Food Available at Local Church
📰 High School Coach Faces Court Over Alleged Sexual Offenses
⚾ Mentor Cardinals Suffer First Season Loss to Shaker Heights, 9-7
⚾ Padua Extends Winning Streak, Defeats Lake Catholic 5-1
👨👩👧👦 Special Section: Health and Wellness: 🌿 Unlock the Anti-Inflammatory Powers of Rosemary in Your Kitchen
🤔 Trivia Question
🥇 BEST IN MENTOR 2024 🥩 Who Has the Best Steak in Mentor?
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Mostly Cloudy & Mild with Poss. Strong Storms Late in Day - Temps 70-71
📰 Lakeland Community College Warned of 'Unsustainable' Path by State Auditors
Picture Courtesy of: Lakeland Community College
Lakeland Community College in Kirtland, Ohio, is facing critical financial and operational challenges, as revealed by a state audit. The college, overstaffed and saddled with debt from underused facilities, has seen a steep decline in enrollment from 9,400 students in 2012 to about 5,000 in 2022. The audit calls for urgent reforms in staffing, program offerings, and facility management to prevent the institution from falling into fiscal watch.
Get the Details at Business Journal Daily
📰 No Bond for Concord Township Man Facing Aggravated Murder Charges
In an update to a story from a few days ago, Brian K. Doerner of Concord Township is facing an aggravated murder charge after allegedly killing his girlfriend on April 12th and then attempting suicide. Deputies found him with severe injuries and his girlfriend deceased at their shared residence. Doerner has pleaded not guilty and remains in custody without bond. More details to come.
📰 Help for Families: Free Produce and Pet Food Available at Local Church
Willow Praise Church, in partnership with Ohio Paws with Purpose, will hold a free distribution of produce and pet food on April 27 in Willowick. The drive-thru event requires a photo ID for registration, helping hundreds of families with essential supplies.
The event is scheduled for April 27 from 8 to 10 a.m.
For More See the News-Herald
📰 High School Coach Faces Court Over Alleged Sexual Offenses
Former high school football coach Lou Cirino faces charges of sexual battery and gross sexual imposition, relating to incidents during his coaching period at West Geauga High School. Cirino, who pleaded not guilty, is under strict bail conditions and remains employed by Strongsville City Schools on unpaid leave.
WATCH or Read the Rest of the Story Here at wkyc.com
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⚾ Mentor Cardinals Suffer First Season Loss to Shaker Heights, 9-7
The Mentor Cardinals boys varsity baseball team suffered their first loss of the season, falling 9-7 to the Shaker Heights Red Raiders. The Cardinals struggled early, allowing five runs in the first two innings, which significantly shaped the game's outcome. Despite a strong comeback attempt in the sixth inning, where they scored four runs, Mentor couldn't bridge the gap. This loss moves Mentor's season record to 8-1, while Shaker Heights improves to 4-7. Jake McCartney had 3 hits on the day with a double and a homerun. Two other players had 2 hits a piece - Tyson Cendrowski and Max Vanhimbergen, who also had a homerun. Pitcher Alex Dugach got the loss.
⚾ Padua Franciscan Extends Winning Streak, Defeats Lake Catholic 5-1
Padua Franciscan defeated Lake Catholic 5-1, with standout performances from Lucas Palange and key hits from Makhi Williams, Yuri Bellina, and Matt Lowe, improving their record to 7-1 and 2-0 in the conference. Lake Catholic falls to 4-4.
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🌿 Unlock the Anti-Inflammatory Powers of Rosemary in Your Kitchen
Inflammation is a bodily response that can be either acute or chronic. Acute inflammation typically resolves quickly, while chronic inflammation is persistent and can lead to significant health issues, including diabetes, heart disease, and even mental health disorders. Research indicates that chronic inflammation may contribute to nearly half of all deaths globally.
Amber Pankonin, a registered dietitian and certified executive chef, emphasizes the role of genetics and diet in managing inflammation. Studies suggest that certain nutrients, like heart-healthy oils and antioxidants, can mitigate inflammation. Conversely, chronic inflammation is associated with several severe diseases such as cancer and obesity.
Interestingly, managing inflammation might not require expensive interventions. Common kitchen staples like rosemary, which costs around $2 to $3, could be incredibly beneficial. Rosemary, scientifically known as Rosmarinus officinalis L., is celebrated for its anti-inflammatory properties and is recommended by dietitians. It contains polyphenols that reduce inflammation by suppressing cytokines, which are pivotal in the body’s inflammatory response. Rosemary is also rich in antioxidants that combat oxidative stress and improve cellular health.
Further studies highlight rosemary's potential in treating nervous system disorders and other conditions due to its compounds like rosmarinic acid and carnosic acid, which have shown anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects. Although more human clinical trials are needed, existing animal studies are promising.
Recent research has also explored rosemary’s potential in cancer prevention, where rosmarinic acid has shown to reduce chronic inflammation, oxidative stress, and tumor growth. However, most of this research is still in the preliminary stages and conducted on animals.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recognizes rosemary as safe for consumption. However, healthcare professionals should always be consulted before starting new supplements or significantly altering your diet.
Rosemary can be easily incorporated into a healthy diet. Using a 3:1 ratio of fresh to dried rosemary if fresh is unavailable. Rosemary enhances the flavor of oils, marinades, and roasted vegetables, making it a versatile and beneficial herb in culinary practices.
Read All the Details at eatingwell.com
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