Reaser Aligns With Brinda In Elyria Development Bid
Reaser, who led Grace’s first campaign, backs Mayor Holly Brinda in the May 5 Democratic primary. He touts Brinda’s pro business stance and relaxed design review to justify plans to expand his Elyria company with construction set to begin mid 2015 and finish by year’s end. He will submit Building Department plans soon and expects no Planning Commission issues. Brinda defends design review as needed when best practices justify guidelines.
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Former Allies Highlight Local Business Focus and Hunting Show Figure
The piece notes emphasis on data driven decisions to aid local commerce and mentions Grace defending changes to standards. It profiles Reaser as patriarch of The Outdoor Option with son Danny and daughter Shannon, airing on The Sportsman Channel and produced by Danny Boy Productions from Elyria.
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Lorain Lorain names Einstein principal candidate Thomas
Lorain Einstein superintendent candidate Thomas is a former Warren and Marietta schools leader with a long career in education. He has served as a senior lecturer at the University of Akron and lectured nationwide on academic improvement. The district seeks a new boss by July 1 with an application deadline May 5.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Noted by Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram commits to accurate news coverage and invites readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors. The notice outlines how corrections are requested and addressed by the newsroom.
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Lottery results and big jackpots across Ohio and Mega Millions
Ohio midday draws show Pick 3 3 1 5 and 8 5 6, Pick 4 7 3 7 2 and 4 1 8 0, Pick 5 7 0 1 0 0 and 6 9 2 6 3, Rolling Cash 5 9 14 25 27 29, Classic Lotto 2 23 26 27 29 38, Kicker 1 5 0 0 9 8. Rolling Cash 5 prize hits 100000, Classic Lotto stands at 3.4 million, Mega Millions draws yield 31 33 35 41 69 with 11 ball and 5x megaplier, next jackpot estimated at 74 million.
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Wakeman man gets three years probation for arson
Edwin Cornwell Jr., 22, was sentenced to three years probation for setting an outbuilding on fire at his grandparents' Camden Township home. He must pay 500 restitution, and will be on the arson registry for life after pleading guilty to arson and related charges. Firefighters heard popping sounds, later linked to ammunition exploding, as deputies tried to secure Cornwell who was armed and briefly refused to surrender.
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Wellington District Reverses Kindergarten and Staff Cuts
Wellington officials confirmed a change after February plans to cut eleven teachers and halve two kindergarten positions. Parents opposed a half day program, threatening to pull children, risking about 5 800 dollars per student in state funds. After meetings the board found funds to save full day kindergarten and Hornbeck’s job for another year.
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Public backed cuts reversal keeps all day kindergarten in doubt
Community reaction backed restoring full day kindergarten after a plan to cut 2.4 million in district spending. Officials warned one year of full day kindergarten may not be funded without more savings, a levy, or other cuts. Hornbeck’s job and a cheaper speech pathologist were part of the debated changes.
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Caffeine powder ban moves forward after Stiner case
The Senate Criminal Justice Committee strengthened the caffeine powder definition amid pressure from Logan Stiner’s death in May, with his parents pushing for a ban on pure caffeine. The bill would bar local and national distributors from selling pure caffeine to Ohioans, while FDA approved caffeinated drinks remain allowed.
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