Tainted water rule details on lead testing and limits
Federal lead in water rule of 1991 governs testing frequency by system size and compliance status. Large districts test annually after two safe periods. smaller ones test every three years. Sampling targets high risk buildings, with voluntary homeowner participation, using taps unused for at least six hours.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Announcement
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. The note states the paper’s commitment to accuracy and invites corrections and clarifications.
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Lottery numbers and upcoming jackpots across Ohio drawings
Ohio Saturday results list Pick 3 9 6 3 Midday Pick 4 3 5 7 8 Pick 5 7 8 6 9 5 Pick 5 4 3 5 7 3 Rolling Cash 5 2 10 21 34 37 Classic Lotto 2 9 19 27 28 29 Kicker 7 5 4 7 4 2 Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 130000 Next Classic Lotto jackpot 5300000
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Classified Advertising Hotline Now Open
Production department announces a toll free classified advertising hotline for ad sales. Office hours are posted for prospective customers and businesses seeking placement in upcoming editions.
Lead in U.S. schools prompts testing push and gaps
EPA says school systems testing is not mandatory while lawmakers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania seek required testing. Newark schools reported high lead in March, leading to shutdowns and testing offers for up to 17,000 children. Experts warn that gaps allow lead buildup in unused plumbing.
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Lead pipes in Cincinnati water system prompt homeowner notices
The Cincinnati area water utility warns about city owned lines containing lead. About 16 000 homeowners will receive letters following council action. The lead service lines, common in older systems, raise costs to remove and replace.
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Prom dress giveaway aids high schoolers in Lorain County
Louise R. Johnson Memorial Fund volunteers including Sandra Ballard host a prom dress event in Lorain County to aid students who cannot afford necessities. They have collected 250 dresses and offer shoes accessories and gift bags with plans to reach a $10 000 scholarship goal.
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Abandoned Lorain Neighborhood Faces Demolition Hurdles
Community members lament decades of vacant homes as Lorain seeks to demolish derelict houses through the land bank. City officials cite funding gaps and foreclosures, with Pride Day May 21 aimed at mobilizing cleanups. Residents urge sustained action to unlock parks and safer streets.
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