The News Herald (Willoughby, OH) - 2017-11-21

• FUNERAL HOME HOSTS SERVICE
• Report: Children impacted by policies
• City rates well overall in National Citizen Survey
• Lake Catholic seniors provide day of service
• Tech companies, retailers send stocks up
• Reps. sponsor bill for algal bloom research
• Convicted killer: Civil rights violated when dreadlocks cut
• GOP official quits, says move unrelated to Senate misconduct
• Father found guilty of wrongful entrustmen­t
• New Research Shows That “Wrong And Unprotecte­d” Probiotics Are Causing Worsening Gastric Distress For Many Americans.
• Community band sets holiday pops concert
• Sir Isaac meets the market
• Department redesign worth undertakin­g
• If Your Legs and Feet Burn and Tingle All Day Long This New Pill Is For You
• Official recommends conducting insurance review ahead of winter weather
• Leadership Geauga County to honor Geauga 4-H
• Area residents awarded scholarshi­ps
• Area residents enroll at Findlay
• Local students earn scholarshi­p at JCU
• U.S. declares North Korea a terror sponsor; new sanctions expected
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Woman wants happiness tips for tough times
• The Daily Commuter puzzle
• Regular Pap tests and HPV vaccine are keys to cervical health
• Della Reese, of TV’s ‘Touched by an Angel,’ dies at 86
• Fisher award goes to QBs Tatarunas, Joe
• LaVerde, Trivisonno share Ritley honor
• Cavs win fifth straight with a rout
• Jackson: ‘My job is to coach the football team’
• Trubisky progresses despite Bears’ loss
• Former Ohio State star wideout Glenn dies
• Georgia Dome collapses after 25 years
• Annual Tribe Fest set for late January
• On the air
• Jim Thome, Omar Vizquel on Hall of Fame ballot
• Michigan looks to extinguish Ohio State’s dim playoff hopes
• McKenrick repeats as OAC’s top linebacker
• Chaos of rivalry week to follow a tame Week 12
• State semifinal football pairings

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