Allen vows to stay free as Lorain County case returns
Allen declares he will not flee as he faces Lorain County charges. He notes changes since his 1993 arrest and recalls learning he had a bond only after speaking with a corrections officer. His bond status and future appear uncertain as the case resumes.
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Provenza Given Five Years On Probation For DUI Incident
Provenza must serve five years on probation after a Lorain court order. He apologized to the public, family, ex-staff, city officials, and the city, admitting his actions were wrong. He also must pay 1400 in fines and 1200 restitution to the home owners and is urged to seek addiction help. He had multiple prior DUI arrests before the incident.
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Lorain County Commissioner Sells Former Carpet Building
Lorain County Commissioner Ted Kalo agrees to sell the building once housing his carpet business. He continues operating Ted's Floor Coverings. A Tuesday headline was incorrect.
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Ohio Daily Lottery Numbers and Big Jackpots Recap
Tuesday draw results list Ohio picks for Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 and Ten Oh with totals for Mega Millions and Kicker. It notes Rolling Cash 5 jackpot at $110000 Classic Lotto at $19.7 million and Mega Millions jackpot at $109 million with out of state results from Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia rumors of Daily 3 4 5 7 8 9 etc.
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Chronicle Telegram contact and delivery information
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New Jersey Rejects Choose Life Plate Amid Controversy
The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission declined a pro life license plate design from the Children First Foundation citing design limits to group names and logos. The foundation sued, arguing legislative tolerance of viewpoints. Jeff Shafer of the Alliance commented on the broader context.
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Students charged with spiking coffee at school
In Auburn Sequoyah Middle School two youths face detentions for alleged spiking of a teacher's coffee with ipecac syrup. A 13-year-old was punished for disrespect, with possible release on electronic monitoring. a 14-year-old, linked to a prior exposure case, may remain in custody as sentencing nears.
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Elyria Fire Department faces layoffs and station closures
Fire Chief Rich Benton warns that proposed budget cuts will force layoffs and close Fire Stations No. 2 and No. 4, reducing staffing to 57 firefighters and degrading response times. Crews will operate from Stations 1 and 3, with mutual aid possible but slower. The city seeks a management study due Aug 3 to guide next steps.
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Multiple incidents reported by Elyria police in one day
On Monday April 8 police logged 11 incidents including shattered windows at NAPA Auto Parts and a vehicle window on Brunswick Drive. At McKinley School two north side windows were broken and Dale McNeal, 61, of Lake Avenue was charged with theft at Wal‑Mart. A car on Oakwood Drive was broken into with a driver’s license and Social Security card stolen. On Tuesday April 14 burglaries and thefts continued at E. 32nd Street and Camden Avenue along with vehicle break ins at Reeves Avenue and surrounding blocks.
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Elyria firm to take part in Cleveland port project
KS Associates will perform boundary land title and submerged land lease surveys for three locations the current Port Authority site the East 55th Street site and Whiskey Island as part of the Cleveland Cuyahoga Port Authority relocation plan The project aims to redevelop downtown waterfront and relocate port operations to a lakefront site with improved transport connections and opportunities for business investment and recreation.
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