Fire destroys numerous summer homes at Alton Bay center
A large Easter Sunday blaze damaged or destroyed about 40 wood frame buildings at the Alton Bay Christian Conference Center on Lake Winnipesaukee. No civilian injuries were reported. Strong winds and cold weather aided the spread as volunteers from surrounding towns fought the flames. cause not yet determined.
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Bathroom fire damages Jim's Upholstery in Ridgeville
North Ridgeville fire Capt. Lee Allen said a Sunday blaze started in two connected bathrooms at Jim's Upholstery, 37907 Center Ridge Road, causing heavy smoke damage and about ten thousand dollars in losses. Fire crews knocked it down in 28 minutes. one bathroom destroyed and business likely closed for today. The cause remains under investigation.
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Chronicle Telegram Invites Errors Report by Readers
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors in coverage and improve accuracy across stories.
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Ohio Weekly Lottery Draws And Jackpot Alerts
Ohio and neighboring states report midday and weekend lottery results. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot reaches 100000 dollars while Mega Millions Friday estimates top 92 million with numbers 18 25 36 42 51 and Mega Ball 22. Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia results listed with Daily 3 Daily 4 Fantasy 5 Cash 5 Big 4 and other draws.
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Chronicle staff contacts and circulation note
Inside page lists editors and phone numbers for The Chronicle and changes to Ion Telegram address. Announces home delivery rates, service hours, and mail subscription details for Elyria Ohio area and nationwide options. Includes a notice about unauthorized reproduction and a contact for permissions at The Chronicle office.
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Local police log lists theft, DV, DUI and burglary incidents
On Friday several incidents were reported including a stolen license plate on Lovitt Place at 10:51 a.m. Steven Bake, 20, of Lorain, was charged with domestic violence on Gargasz Drive at 11:35 a.m. Norberto Garcia, 28, tied to W 21st St, faced DUI and fictitious plates charges at 3:49 p.m. Nickolas Ili, 26, Reid Ave, charged with domestic violence at 9:03 a.m. A burglary on W 78th St involved a plasma TV stolen at 9:22 a.m. Windshields were smashed on two vehicles at 10:54 a.m. on E 42nd St.
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Lorain
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21St St
Reid Ave
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Pirate rescue ends standoff near USS Bainbridge
The Navy freed hostage Phillips after a pirate fired at him with an AK 47 as the Bainbridge crew opened fire. Phillips escaped unharmed and is recovering on a U S ship. Pirates still threaten ships near Somalia with at least one pirate in custody facing possible life in prison.
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Bill Gortney
U.S
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Ohio and Oregon win stimulus funds for road work
Ohio targets 149 projects with 200 million for I 90 Innerbelt Bridge and 150 million to bypass Route 33 around Nelsonville. Oregon approves 234 million for highway projects as planners and engineers go to work. Officials say the work fits stimulus goals and creates jobs.
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Art and Museum District
Scott Warner
Ohio Department of Transportation
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Patrick Cooney
Oregon Transportation Commission
Ohio
Strickland
Nelsonville
ODOT
Jolene Molitoris
Warner
Earth Day Extravaganza At Carlisle Sparks Community Interest
Metro Parks public information officer Sarah Sharp notes rising interest in environmental topics as Carlisle hosts an Earth Day Extravaganza. Potonic calls it free family fun celebrating Earth. Christina Jolliffe can be contacted at 329-7155.
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Metro
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Potonic
Recycling Rates Surpass Other Materials in U S Output
The article notes nearly 50 percent of U S paper is recycled into new products, surpassing glass metal plastic and other materials. Newspaper leads at 89 percent recycling, corrugated cardboard 72 percent, with significant recovery in batteries appliances steel and aluminum.
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