Avon Lake police aided Cleveland shooting investigation
Avon Lake officers helped Cleveland investigators arrest three people linked to an October Dudley Avenue shooting that wounded a 3 year old and a 9 year old. Jeron High and two 16 year olds face multiple charges including attempted murder and felonious assault as DNA and fingerprints from a stolen car recovered in Lakewood tied suspects to the case.
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Proposal Hidden in City Graffiti Sparks Debate
The Chronicle-Telegram reported Stump’s citation but omitted a marriage proposal found in the graffiti. Mayor Dennis Bring said he discussed the message but chose not to mention the proposal, arguing the focus was on punishing the crime and addressing Sheffield Lake’s concerns.
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Government sues Sunoco Pipeline over 2012 Wellington spill
The Chronicle Telegram reports the federal government has sued Sunoco Pipeline L P regarding a 2012 gasoline spill in Wellington. A Tuesday headline mischaracterized the case status.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots from multiple states
Ohio draws include Pick 3 3 3 2 and 0 6 4, Pick 4 3 6 3 3 and 3 3 9 4, Pick 5 8 1 9 9 5 and 8 4 5 3 0, Rolling Cash 5 2 9 21 22 26 with $110000 next, Classic Lotto $11.1M. Lucky for Life 10 17 32 35 47 and 14. Mega Millions 13 24 34 35 55 9 with Megaplier 5 and $15M est. Powerball 9 32 36 44 65 1 with 3x PP and $40M est. Out of state Michigan Daily 3 9 1 4 Daily 4 1 3 9 7 Fantasy 5 4 8 22 30 39. Pennsylvania Pick 3 6 9 9 Pick 4 2 7 3 5 Pick 5 5 5 3 9 4 Wild Ball 0 Cash 5 10 17 28 31 35. West Virginia Daily Three 0 3 6 Daily 4 1 3 3 5.
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Chronicle-Telegram staff and contact listings
The Chronicle-Telegram presents a staff and department contact page with roles for President/CEO Paul B. Martin Vice President Andrew R. Young Gen. Manager William D. Hudnutt Controller Ann E. Klunzinger and management group 329-7148 329-7242 Circulation National ad sales Bee Marketing NIE Production Ad sales Gary Cozart Jeff Pfeiffer Ann Jewell Classified Hotline toll free 329-7100 800 848-6397 Office hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays Phone hours 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays Postmaster address change: The Chronicle-Telegram P.O. Box 4010 Elyria OH 44036.
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Expansion plan touts 75 percent success at facility
Officials praise the Community Based Correctional Facility as a key to lowering reoffending by offenders through skills development. Medina County appears to supply many participants, with judges and lawmakers endorsing expanded programs as a path to rehabilitation and reduced jail use.
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Kasich on Change and Jobs
Governor Kasich warns that lack of preparation for change will leave people unemployed. He emphasizes readiness and adaptation as key to preserving employment and economic stability.
Kasich urges cooperation with business to train future workers
Ohio Governor Kasich announces a business leader task force to connect schools with employers and prepare students for future jobs amid plans for teacher internships. He lauds Sandusky tourism, presents Courage Awards to Dan Rogers, Judge Paul Herbert, and Damone Hudson. Lawmakers vow reduced partisanship and cross party work.
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Pheasant Run Seeks Sewer Upgrade Loans Options
County officials explore Ohio EPA loan options to fund a aging Pheasant Run sewer project. 20 year loans at about 1.9 percent would raise property taxes roughly 534 annually, while 30 year loans at about 2 percent would add about 394 yearly. Earliest assessments would appear in 2019 with full upfront payment avoiding interest. Residents weigh cost against EPA mandates and new development, as builders face a 3900 tie-in fee.
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