Leadership Lorain County class aids Haven Center and ReStore
The Leadership Lorain County class volunteers support Haven Center by improving facilities and planning a marketing strategy for the Lorain County Habitat for Humanity ReStore on East 34th Street Lorain. Beth Maiden notes students learn to navigate aid systems while Ratna Kaneria cites reduced stress for families. A donation of five truckloads of materials aided the ReStore through University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center.
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Ratna Kaneria
Middough Consulting
Cleveland
Kaneria
Haven Center
Warren Maiden
Lorain County
Habitat For Humanity ReStore
East 34Th Street
Lorain
Habitat
University Hospitals
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ReStore
High speed crash leaves 88-year-old in serious condition
North Ridgeville police report Frank Cimino 88 from Avon was driving a 2006 Buick Lucerne at 97 mph when it rear ended a 2013 Mazda CX-5 on Route 83 near Dorchester Avenue. The Mazda flipped into a ditch injuring its 66-year-old driver Patricia Habenicht. Cimino’s wife Ruth was uninjured. Cimino’s medical issues are suspected to have caused the crash and re testing for his license is likely. Nearby, Elyria police arrested two adults and a juvenile for theft from Victoria Secret at Midway Mall with merchandise valued at 270 dollars. The suspects were identified as Aaron M. Jones, 20, and Kenyatta M. Grove, 18, both Cleveland residents, plus a 17-year-old male.
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MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Frank Cimino
Avon
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Dorchester Avenue
Victoria
Midway Mall
Elyria
Aaron M. Jones
Kenyatta M. Grove
Bed Bath & Beyond
Midway Mall Blvd
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Victoria Secret
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Grove
Ohio Highway Patrol
Jones and Grove
Best Buy
Lorain County
Corrections and Clarifications Policy
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155, outlining the newspaper’s commitment to accuracy and transparency. It emphasizes corrections and clarifications as part of its news coverage process.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results and large jackpots across states
Ohio Saturday draws list midday and evening numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 5 Classic Lotto Kicker Rolling Cash 5 with Rolling Cash 5 next jackpot 277000 and Classic Lotto 66.8 million Mega Millions Friday numbers and next jackpot 28 million Powerball Saturday numbers and next jackpot 94 million Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia daily games listed with numbers for Daily 3 4 Fantasy 5 Big 4 Cash 5 Daily Three Four.
Chronicle Telegram Staff and Contact Information Summary
The Chronicle Telegram lists executive staff including President/CEO Paul B. Martin and Editor Andrew R. Young, with managing editor Julie Wallace and news editor Kevin Aprile. It provides office hours, circulation contacts, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Julie Wallace
Kevin Aprile
Howard Gollop
Benjamin Nagy
Bruce Bishop
Rancher Bundy cattle roundup enters peaceful phase
Officials work to shut down the operation as Bundy disputes debt claims over grazing on public land. U S officials say the roundup is a last resort to enforce court orders demanding payment of more than 1 million dollars since 1993 while supporters protest on Inter state 15.
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Dean Heller
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Global finance ministers urge cautious IMF aid and policy clarity
Finance officials from the G20 debate risks to forecasts including Fed policy, Russia Ukraine tensions, and stock jitters. They back IMF loans for Ukraine, urge caution on sanctions, and press for clear communication from the Fed and ECB while aiming to boost global growth by two trillion dollars over five years.
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Fed
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Crimea
Ukraine
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America
Singapore
Tharman Shanmugaratnam
IMF
European Central Bank
Europe
Mario Draghi
ECB
Lagarde
Super Heroes to Kids Weekend lights Elyria with comic event
The Elyria event centers on a virtual superhero weekend with comic book workshops and meet-and-greets at Atlas Cinemas and Keith’s Comics. The effort, led by Chulik and supported by The Chronicle Telegram and Fifth Third Bank, aims to inspire children and honor real life heroes through costumes and community activities.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Fifth Third Bank
Keith’s Comics
Ohio National Guard
Superman
Capital Marvel
Hawkeye
Captain American
Supergirl
Green Lantern
Thor
Spiderman
Holly Brinda
Chulik
Richard Hooper
Elyria Public Library
West River
Elyria Comic Book Initiative
Atlas Cinemas
Midway Mall
Keith
Broad Street
Burning River Roller Girls
Elyria
Ohio
North Ridgeville
Cleveland Clinic
Police blotter reports varios incidents including trespass and theft
On Friday at 9 45 p m Carl Smith 27 was charged with criminal trespass after police found him lying on a mattress in an attic while recovering stolen property. A woman reported a tablet taken from her unsecured home on Friday night. At City View Park two juvenile assault incidents were reported with a witness video backing one account. Courtnee Charville 22 Amherst was charged with theft for stealing nearly 700 in beauty products from Super Kmart, captured on security video.
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Carl Smith
Smith
30Th St
City View Park
39Th St
Leavitt
Courtnee J. Charville
Amherst
Super Kmart
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