Lorain boards Spanish language outreach to parents and public
Lorain leaders announced a Spanish version of the State of the Schools speech as part of a push to involve Hispanic and Latino families. The district plans include Padres Comprometidos sessions at El Centro and a new Academic Distress Commission with open meetings and a 60 day CEO selection.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155, outlining the paper’s commitment to accurate coverage and corrections.
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Ohio Lottery Draws and Upcoming Jackpots
Tuesday results list Midday Pick 3 numbers 6 9 2 and 5 1 3, Midday Pick 4 9 6 1 1 and 0 9 2 2, Midday Pick 5 5 0 1 8 6 and 3 8 6 9 7, Rolling Cash 5 numbers 6 10 12 16 37. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 110000 dollars and Classic Lotto up to 12000000 dollars.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff Directory and Published Details
The Chronicle-Telegram lists executive and management roles including President/CEO Paul B. Martin Vice President Andrew R. Young General Manager William D. Hudnutt Controller Ann E. Klunzinger and department heads for Circulation National ad sales Marketing Nie Gary Cozart Jeff Pfeiffer Ann Jewell Production Ad sales Classified The paper is published daily by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio with post office and mailing details and customer service hours.
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Lorain City Council mulls overtime rule changes
The Lorain City Council debates adjusting Chapter 165 overtime pay for about 120 employees. Mary Siwierka says workers will be paid for all time worked, aiming to cut overtime by roughly 40 percent with a shift to a 40 hour week and flex time. Attorney Susan Anderson reviews FLSA exemptions to reduce further overtime for non union staff.
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Elyria Faces Moody’s Downgrade Amid Budget Strains and Plan Delays
City officials blame underfunded cost sharing retirement plans and missing in house expertise for the Moody’s downgrade. They cite stalled projects including a human resources director, economic development specialist, a Parks and Recreation summer camp program, and a new fountain. Revenue analysis shows a 16.8 percent general fund and 20 percent police levy decline year to date, with Issue 6 offsetting losses but restricted to designated uses.
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Parents allege hidden bus maintenance costs at local district
A parent group public records request reveals busing and maintenance costs rose by 88,346 from 2005-06 to 2006-07 and stayed above 100,000 for a decade. They question Countryview Services, the contracted mechanic, noting high per bus maintenance and a lack of vendor transparency.
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Injured officer identified as veteran sergeant in training range shooting
A 48-year-old Rocky River sergeant with 25 years on the force was shot in the leg during a law enforcement training at Lorain County Joint Vocational School. The incident, ruled an accidental discharge, remains under investigation by Lorain County Sheriff and police officials. The officer was conscious and expected to need multiple surgeries after the bullet entered the back of his left leg and lodged in the foot.
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Pleas Hold on Knife Attack Details and Arrest
Gauthier described a stabbing where McCann pressed a knife to Waters cheek as she tried to stop him. Waters required 80 stitches for a deep facial gash. Buckosh and Waters escaped to a neighbor before McCann fled and later surrendered. McCann faces up to 19 years at June sentencing in Lorain County Jail.
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