Ohio House backs bill to let food makers buy alcohol wholesale
The Ohio House approved Senate Bill 73 allowing non beverage food manufacturers to purchase alcohol wholesale for recipes. The measure, backed by State Sen. Gayle Manning, targets firms like Custom Culinary with Avon operations, reducing costs and labor. The bill awaits the governor's signature.
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House of Representatives
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North Ridgeville
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Corrections and Clarifications From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a Thursday photo error misidentifying Joseph Monteleone as Joseph Montelon and notes a Wednesday Your Town item misdated a Sacred Heart Church closet sale in Oberlin. The event runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at 410 W Lorain St with $1 admission.
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Montelon
Elyria City
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Oberlin
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
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Ohio Lottery draws and jackpots update
Midday Pick 3 results show 9 9 5 and 4 0 0 while Pick 4 numbers are 8 1 7 1 and 3 0 4 0. Rolling Cash 5 numbers are 2 20 21 23 30 with a 100000 jackpot. Mega Millions Tuesday results 1 19 20 31 36 with ball 9 and an estimated 44 million jackpot. Powerball Wednesday numbers 10 18 41 55 56 with ball 15 and 2X power play. jackpot about 20 million.
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Rolling Cash
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Local Newspaper Staff Directory and Contact Info
The page lists editors and their phone numbers including Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile Photography Chief Bruce Bishop and Features Editor Ryan Dawson with advertising and hotline numbers and office hours.
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Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
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Ryan Dawson
Blaze damages historic barn near Perry County
Investigators rely on witness statements and first responder input as heavy equipment hindered scene analysis after a three story barn built in the early 1900s burned. The site measured about 100 by 40 feet with a 35 by 40 foot addition and contained 3000 bales of organic day. Abraham, anxious yet grateful, plans to thank firefighters. Miller contemplates rebuilding depending on insurance and cost.
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Miller
Abraham
Gavel theft in Lorain Court leads to arrest
Judge Cook recounts gavel missing after March 29 hearing. Police linked 39 year old Collins to the theft via a companion and recorded confession. Collins, arraigned in Lorain Municipal Court, says he rode with a man he barely knows and may recover the gavel. Cook notes sentimental value of the gavel given by his wife.
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Cook
Lorain
Cascade Park redevelopment plan eyed by Elyria officials
Elyria officials plan a comprehensive master plan for Cascade Park and surrounding lands to pursue grants and coordinate development. City leaders emphasize keeping park character while adding pay to use elements, improved lighting, benches, bike racks, and signage. The plan faces questions over a zip line, restaurant near the Nature Center, dog park, and scout camps. Community input continues through Planning Commission and City Council hearings.
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Planning Commission
Holly Huff
Cascade Furnace Block Watch
Elyria
Angie Byington
Cascade Park
Byington
Bill Grace
Sion
Huff
Hillsdale
Pediatric dental sedation death prompts board review and watchdog notes
Marissa, an Ohio patient, died after four drug sedation during a dental visit. The Raven Maria Blanco Foundation reports 19 pediatric dental deaths since 1996, including six since 2010, as it urges preparedness for anesthesia complications. The Ohio Dental Board investigates, with Mazorow’s licensing under scrutiny and prior cases noted. A Good Morning America probe adds national focus as the foundation voices concern over emergency readiness in dental offices.
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Raven Maria Blanco
Chesapeake
Raven Blanco Foundation
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Sangrik
Chardon
Mazorow
Ronald Mingus
Ohio
Ohio Dental Board
Rosemary Johnson
Grafton
Johnson
Dental Board
Lili Reitz
Good Morning America
Raven Blanco
Nicole Cunha
Foundation
Virginia Beach
America
Cunha
Dean Road bridge to be inspected in Lorain County
Lorain County Engineer announces the Dean Road bridge between Route 113 and Sperry Road will close for inspection Wednesday and Thursday with a weekend reopening April 15 and another closure April 18 to finish work by Richland Engineering Limited. Detour signs will be posted. Magyar United Church of Christ advertises Hungarian Faster sausage at 4 per pound with a two pound minimum, orders due by April 17 and pickup April 20.
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Lorain County
Dean Road
Sperry Road
Florence Township
Richland Engineering Limited
Magyar United Church of Christ
West River Road S
Elyria
Mailer stirs dispute as Ohio Democrats favor Grace in primary
A Lorain County candidate, Grace, receives a bulk mailer linked to the state Democratic Party amid a primary contest. She questions party interference while Chris Redfern endorses Grace and says the party uses in kind mailings case by case. Brinda seeks parity and awaits a response on extending similar support to her campaign.
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State
Democratic Party
Chris Redfern
State Democratic Party
Grace
Redfern
Seth Bringman
Lorain County
ODP
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