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Legendary DJ, techno music pioneer dies at 64: ‘A true visionary’

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Lila Thompson
Lila Thompson
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Lila has over 15 years of experience covering local government and politics in Cleveland. She holds a Bachelor's in Journalism from Ohio University and has previously worked as a political correspondent for the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Lila's expertise in navigating complex political landscapes makes her a trusted source for local governance.

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Legendary DJ, techno music pioneer dies at 64: ‘A true visionary’ — Strongsville Technology news

A legendary DJ and techno music pioneer is dead at age 64.

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