Elyria gun violence shatters calm amid multiple shootings
Local police report a string of shootings in Elyria from February to April. No injuries in most cases. one officer killed in a neighbor dispute. another suspect is jailed on weapons charges. Authorities say the recent violence is not clearly gang related and urge public tips. Alicia Castelli contact listed.
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Elyria
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Moelk store changes hands amid price focused market
Moelk, a Billings family business opened in 1940, shifts from restaurant supplies to janitorial goods as price pressure rises. Billings says competition isn’t primary, sales drop due to franchises and changing buying patterns. Two public auctions planned, first today at 11 a.m., second on April 23 and 24, as inventory is sold.
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Stella Moelk
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Elyria teen arrested on weapons charges
Darius Cannon, 19, was arrested early Friday on weapons charges including carrying a concealed weapon and receiving stolen property for a stolen .38-caliber Bersa found in his waistband. He and a friend were stopped near Broad Street and Court Street around 2:50 a.m. after a nearby shooting. Cannon is not suspected in the shooting. He is held on $50,000 bond awaiting a 1:30 p.m. April 26 hearing in Elyria Municipal Court.
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Elyria Municipal Court
Unemployment Rates Across States in February
Rate data show 33 states plus the District of Columbia had employment changes. Michigan led with 14.1 percent unemployment, while North Dakota remained lowest at 4 percent. Nevada, California, Rhode Island, Florida, and South Carolina posted high rates, with California, Florida, Nevada hitting new slump highs.
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Midview District Plans Cuts If Levy Fails Again
Midview administrators warn that a renewed levy failure would trigger deeper cuts including two teaching positions, counselors, a psychologist, and merged non teaching posts. Fees would rise from 55 to 90 dollars, and elementary counseling and health support would be reduced with staff layoffs.
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Floyd Parsson
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East Elementary Monitor
Midview levy drive outlines deep cuts to staff and programs
The Midview Schools levy plan lists substantial cuts including elimination of elementary teachers counselors and nurses, staff reductions across several buildings, and higher student fees. If approved, some positions may be restored and sports fees reduced, but overall funding remains tight to avoid double digit tax millage.
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Timeline of corrections on Friedman car bullet holes link
The Chronicle-Telegram clarifies that local doctor Marc Friedman did not link bullet holes in his car to a civil lawsuit he filed years earlier. Friedman said the lawsuit was the only problematic matter, with no recent issues, and police noted a surveillance photo showed a white Chevy Cobalt with two occupants, not previously included in the report.
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Marc Friedman
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio and Michigan Lottery Draws Friday Report
Friday lottery results show Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers for Ohio along with Rolling Cash 5 and Mega Millions jackpots. Michigan Daily 3 Daily 4 Fantasy 5, Pennsylvania Daily Number Big 4 Cash 5, and West Virginia Daily 3 Daily 4 numbers listed. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $189000. Mega Millions estimated $122 million.
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Chronicle executive staff and contact details listed
The Chronicle publishes its leadership and department heads including Publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R. Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace Sports Editor Kevin Aprile News Editor Benjamin Nagy Features Editor Kristen Winn and contact numbers for editorial, advertising and circulation offices.
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Julie Wallace
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Gary Cozart
Philip W. Kelly
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Kristen Winn
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