Lorain police arrest two on domestic violence charges
In separate incidents on April 14, Jason Roark, 32, at 1800 Homewood Drive, was arrested on domestic violence, marijuana possession, and drug paraphernalia charges after a van argument in which his sister reported facial injuries. Briana Burress, 20, in the West 13th Street area, faced domestic violence charges amid accusations of punching her sister and tearing a tank top during a dispute at her home. she denied the abuse.
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Oberlin Council Debates City Manager Norenberg Goals
Oberlin City Council faced sharp questions over six executive sessions about City Manager Norenberg since October. At a recent meeting officials debated yearly goals, with calls for openness, public involvement in hiring chiefs, and updates on longstanding issues.
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Union leader’s controversial calls trigger fallout in Lorain
Al Fowler faced criticism after cursing Water Division workers and a supervisor, joking about killing in response to a contractor assault. He blamed then Assistant Utilities Director Mary Ivan Garza for complaints against Donohue, sparking tension with Local 6621. Fowler apologized and aimed to repair ties, while critics urged broader reconciliation under Mayor Ritenauer as city staffing trends show a 21 percent workforce drop since 1999.
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Oberlin resident criticizes repeated executive session coverage
Diana Steele of Oberlin denounces multiple Chronicle-Telegram front page stories about local government executive sessions. She says the persistent coverage is embarrassing and seeks broader context or restraint from the paper.
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Oberlin City Council goals and capital projects list
Oberlin City Council outlines goals for Memorial Day cemetery maintenance by May 22 and infrastructure upgrades by May 22 including bike tracks benches pavers and recycling containers. Adds annual updates to the City Manager Update and website. Additional targets cover fire prevention inspections by December 31, stormwater improvements on Reserve Avenue with EPA Corps review, Wetland A Ramsey ROW swale work within four months, budget requests in November, and hiring a new police and fire chief with a diversity plan by September 1.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram states it welcomes factual error reports and provides a contact number 329-7155 to notify staff about corrections. It emphasizes accuracy in news coverage and invites readers to report errors.
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Lottery results and jackpots for multiple states
Ohio draws with Pick 3 4 2 3 Pick 3 2 8 1 Midday 4 3 3 3 7 2 7 6 Midday 5 7 0 9 9 0 Pick 5 7 0 5 6 0 Rolling Cash 5 26 29 32 35 38 Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 140000 Next Classic Lotto 3100000 Michigan Daily 3 1 2 9 Daily 4 5 1 2 4 FantASy 5 7 9 13 19 35 Pennsylvania Pick 3 4 9 2 Pick 4 7 1 9 2 Pick 5 2 7 5 6 6 Cash 5 6 12 24 33 43 West Virginia Daily 3 0 7 2 Daily 4 7 3 7 3
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Production and Retail Classifieds Hour Ad
Toll free production and retail classified notice outlining ad slot availability and reach. Details specify timing blocks for advertisers, pricing options, and contact channels for bookings. Includes brief note on radio or print placement and callouts for featured categories.
Runners prepare for Boston Marathon season
Runners Geraldine Hall and Mark Griffiths, both seasoned racers, earned Boston qualifying times in Cleveland and Columbus respectively. They discuss training routines, mental discipline, and the sport’s rewards, plus security concerns after the Boston attack.
Privatizes building department amid cost worries in Sheffield Lake
City considers privatizing the Building Department while maintaining ordinances. A six week trial with Safebuilt Ohio LLC runs through May 31, using city hall space and handling inspections and plan reviews. Safebuilt would keep 85 percent of fee revenue and provide its own equipment while the city retains 15 percent.
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City Council blocks 2016 plow truck purchase in Sheffield Lake
City officials argued the aging plow costs over 10 thousand dollars annually to maintain and justified the 142244 price. Council members voted against the purchase citing the city’s ongoing money crunch and reluctance to approve the hefty cost. Contact details for Jon Wysochanski appear at the end of the item.
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