27-year-old who died after paddleboarding rescue at Headlands Beach identified as city of Cleveland employee
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Cleveland (WJW) – A young woman who died after a shovel at the Headlands Beach State Park at Mentor at the weekend was described as a city employee.
Lake County Coroner’s office was Ellen Baker, her name was 27 years old. Cleveland also confirmed that Baker is an employee working as a senior expert to redevelopment.
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Jeff Epstein, the integrated development chief of the city, published the following statement about Baker’s transition:
We are extremely upset that we learn about this tragedy. Ellen was a real leader and friend not only in the Town Hall, but also in the community. Every day he came to work with compassion in his heart, who wanted to help the inhabitants of Cleveland. The city coordinates grief consultancy and other services for other employees.
Community Organization Slav Village Development, remembering Baker made a statement on Facebook.
“Thanks to his work, Ellen left a permanent pressure on neighborhoods such as Slav Village. Partially said in the article.
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On Sunday, immediately after 17:00, Ohio Natural Resources Ministry of Natural Resources reportedly called to a state park after a person with a rowing outside the swimming area.
A Odnr spokesman said the first intervention teams were able to save Baker and were taken to the hospital, but he died on Monday morning.
Coroner’s office said Baker’s death is still under investigation.
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