Rural Water incentive plan sparks debate over retiree benefits
Rochester Township officials discuss a proposed incentive for employees who take early retirement and later return, arguing it costs ratepayers and overlaps with existing pensions. Rural Water board members cite savings from staff turnover, while critics note high already paid pensions and longevity pay. The Personnel Committee will vote after further review.
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Rochester
Szmania
Riley
Mahoney
Mark McConnell
Pittsfield Township
Robert Hormell
Anthony Ferritto
Andrew Provoznik
Hormell
Ferritto
Provoznik
The
Water Board
Graham Price
Rural Water
Dale Rundle
Columbia Township
Ohio AG Rejects Marijuana Legalization Petition Outline
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine rejected a proposed Legalize Marijuana in Ohio constitutional amendment Friday for a flawed summary. Backers must resubmit a description deemed fair and truthful to advance to the 2016 ballot, amid three legalization efforts under review.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mike DeWine
DeWine
Botulism source sought after Ohio church picnic deaths
Ohio officials narrowed the botulism source from a Sunday Lancaster church picnic. Six food samples from a church garbage bag tested positive, including four potato salads and macaroni and cheese. One 55 year old woman died and nineteen confirmed cases plus nine suspected.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Health
Michelle Loparo
Cross Pointe Free Will Baptist Church
Lancaster
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Announcement
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. It emphasizes commitment to accuracy and transparency in news coverage.
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Lottery draws and jackpots roundup for Friday
Ohio Friday midday results include Pick 3 9 0 8 and 1 0 1, Pick 4 0 6 3 8 and 8 2 0 8, Pick 5 4 1 8 4 2 and 4 4 0 1 2, Rolling Cash 5 6 12 31 35 39 with next 120000. Mega Millions Friday numbers 24 25 29 47 67 Mega Ball 4 Megaplier 4 next jackpot 85 million. Powerball Wednesday 10 14 25 39 53 Powerball 18 Power Play 2 next 50 million. Michigan Friday daily 3 0 8 0 daily 4 0 5 4 9 Fantasy 5 3 13 16 18 27. Pennsylvania Friday pick 3 8 8 4 pick 4 2 9 3 0 pick 5 7 0 1 1 0 Cash 5 10 13 30 32 40. West Virginia Friday daily three 8 8 9 daily 4 4 8 8 4.
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West Virginia
Chronicle Telegram Ad and Delivery Contact and Rates
The Chronicle Telegram postal and delivery details list weekend delivery hours 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Contact numbers for service include 329-7200 for Elyria non toll areas and 888-836-8328 for other areas. Subscription rates are $4.10 weekly, $192.70 yearly, with electronic edition at $9.50 monthly or $96.60 yearly. Newsstand price is 75 cents daily and $1.50 Sundays. Postmaster and publication address are given.
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Elyria
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Lorain
Wagner Sign Keeps Marquees Alive From Past To Digital
Mark Wagner outlines Wagner Sign's history from its 1954 founding by Carl Wagner to its niche in theater marquees. The firm rebuilt a 50 foot tall 1928 Oakland marquee in 2001 for $500,000 plus, shipping it across the country. now it blends neon and LED tech while preserving hand lettering. With 25 workers, the company trains welders and sheet metal workers and seeks skilled hires as it moves toward digital displays.
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Bangor
Maine
Tampa
Fla
Mark Wagner
Elyria Company
Oakland
Calif
California
Jerry Brown
Wagner Sign
Mark
Carl Wagner
Carl Jr
Wagner
Playhouse Square Theater
Cleveland
Austin
Texas
Charlottesville
New York City
Saenger Theater
New Orleans
Canal Street
Ohio
Oberlin
Apollo Theatre
Variety Theater
Palace Theater
Marion
Darryl
Elyria executive Mongerson known for family focus and 11 patents
Mongerson spent his career at Stanadyne from Elyria to Connecticut, retiring in 1985 after 11 patents. His daughter Carol Gilley recalls an industrious innovator who helped with homework and offered time to family. Friends describe a devoted family man active in civic life in Elyria. Funeral plans pending. contact Jon Wysochanski at 329-7123.
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Mongerson
Elyria
Stanadyne
Connecticut
Carol Gilley
Gilley
South Carolina
LuAnne Taylor
Newlyn
United Fund Campaign
Elyria First
John Mongerson
Susan Schilligo
Protests rise as Oberlin tuition hike eyed
Frandsen notes Oberlin College may climb to among the top three private tuition rates, sparking a Friday campus protest led by senior Zachary Crowell. Students demand a tuition freeze and more financial aid while critics say rising costs threaten low income access and conflict with the college’s social justice image. Local resident Gerald Wetherbee joined to echo concerns. Contact Anna Merriman at 329-7245 or amerriman chroniclet.com.
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Frandsen
Oberlin College
U.S. News and World Report
Zachary Crowell
Crowell
Sofia Smith Hale
Oberlin (College
Oberlin
Gerald Wetherbee
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