Lorain Police Log Highlights Domestic and Theft Incidents
Lorain police reported a series of incidents from April 13 to 15 including a domestic dispute and two suspects charged with robbery and criminal damaging after a hammer was thrown through a window. Other calls involved vehicle theft, domestic violence, theft of cigarettes, purse theft, and a suspect charged with criminal damaging for breaking an ex-girlfriend’s car window.
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Michigan Ave
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Reeves Ave
Scott Lee
Deana Jones
Leavitt Road
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Lorain Drive
Chronicle Telegram Readers Call for Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155, promising corrections and clarifications to ensure accurate coverage.
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Lottery numbers and upcoming jackpots in Ohio
Sunday midday draws listed include Pick 3 2 4 6 and 6 7 9, Pick 4 8 5 5 8 and 8 1 6 0, Pick 5 2 3 7 3 7 and 6 7 5 7 7, Rolling Cash 5 5 21 23 33 34. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot is 694000 dollars and Classic Lotto next jackpot is 11.6 million dollars.
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Ad sales office contact lines and divisions listed
Circulation National ad sales IT Marketing NIE Production and Ad sales lines provided for internal routing and department references.
North Korea policy shift and Pence Asia trip details
After a two month review officials announce a maximum pressure and engagement policy aimed at pressuring Pyongyang with Beijing’s help. Pence travels to South Korea Japan Indonesia and Australia to reassure allies and explain the plan. A North Korean missile failed during launch as Trump touts a stronger military and China’s role.
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Scene After Hiroshima Attack Inspires High School Band Show
The Steele assistant band director Chris Lash describes an artistic portrayal of Hiroshima aftermath. Twenty eight students, mostly marching band members with two eighth graders, wear ragtag gear and move on gymnasium flooring amid air raid sirens and a giant explosion sound. The middle act reimagines a Japanese folk song about cherry blossoms, with a petalless tree at center to convey struggle and brief calm before renewed tension.
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Amherst Indoor Drumline performs art piece at Steele High
The Amherst Indoor Drumline performs Free the end of the show at 8 tonight in the Marion L. Steele High School gym. The free 10 minute piece precedes a trip to Dayton for the Winter Guard International World Championship with 65 groups competing. Contact Rini Jeffers at 329-7155.
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Pickup Crashes Through Lorain Auto Body Shop
A driver was injured when his pickup crashed through a glass window at Rapid Auto Body on Colorado Avenue in Lorain. Police say excessive speed around a curve caused the crash and the fire department had to extract him. A 1972 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS show car inside the shop was damaged.
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Face Facebook Live killer Stephens tied to Easter day slaughter
NBC News reports investigators preserved Stephens's Facebook posts before removal. The posts claimed he killed 12 people that day and demanded to speak with two women including his mother. Beech Brook confirms Stephens worked there and ABC News notes a company spokesperson. Facebook deleted the live video after about three hours and police had said the homicide was streamed. Local relatives described distress as the case unfolded.
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Rules From A1 Rule Would Increase Penalties
Handy argues stricter penalties under A1 Rules for rule violations. Mobile food vending operations are popular and bring growth jobs and vitality but require careful regulation to avoid negative public safety impacts. Council meets at 7 p.m. to discuss amendments and contacts Jodi Weinberger at 329-7245.
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