Residents push back on scenic river designation in Ohio
County officials debated rescinding support for the scenic river study as residents raised alarm over private land impact and ODNR notice gaps. Some trustees questioned state claims while others backed waiting for clearer facts before any final stance.
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Cavaliers face Celtics in Eastern semis amid James elbow concerns
LeBron James, who led Cleveland with 31.8 points in the first round vs Chicago, hints his elbow issue may be cubital tunnel syndrome or an unstable ulnar nerve. Team doctors will evaluate as Cleveland prepares to practice at Cleveland Clinic Courts. Shaquille O’Neal backs James, calling him a tough MVP and confident he will be fine.
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Trial details reveal alleged manipulation and family ties in Hurley case
Testimony shows Daniel Kovarbasich describe Hurley pressuring him for porn roles, gifting and car access while family members say Hurley behaved as a friend. Police notes mention Kane warnings of mistreatment. Daniel later claimed Hurley used a knife during the incident and Hurley was fatally hurt. The trial resumed with Daniel's testimony anticipated.
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School board backs Race to the Top funding plan
Lorain school leaders push an accountability model tied to Race to the Top amid concerns over test scores. Board members cite $2 million in district benefits, teacher jobs, and a push to expand online presence with Facebook and Twitter to improve communication.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Noted by Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram states it welcomes correction tips from readers and provides a phone contact 329-7155 to report factual errors and request clarifications. The notice emphasizes commitment to accurate coverage and ongoing error correction.
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Ohio Lottery draws and big jackpots update
Wednesday results list Midday Pick 3 8 4 6 and 2 4 3 Midday Pick 4 5 6 0 4 Pick 4 9 2 0 8 Rolling Cash 5 4 9 10 19 30 Classic Lotto 6 22 26 31 46 47 with Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 100000 and Classic Lotto 9 million Mega Millions Tuesday results 23 37 41 50 55 Ball 6 estimated 224 million Kicker 0 3 2 0 2 2 Powerball Wednesday numbers 12 22 25 28 44 Ball 24 Power Play 4 and 30 million jackpot.
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Executives and staff contacts for the publication
The document lists leadership and staff roles including Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace and Advertising Managers Carla HamaJeff Pfeiffer, plus Treasurer Philip W Kelly and contact numbers for Retail and Classified hotlines and office hours.
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Bruce Bishop
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Man receives probation for lying about military service
Marvin Vaughn, 38, a former Lorain Correctional Institution guard, was sentenced to three years probation after pleading no contest to theft in office. He admitted taking time off to serve with the Air Force Reserve but did not report for duty on nine weekends between 2006 and 2008. He must repay $2,276 to the state and faces prison for eight months if probation is violated.
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Wellington Church Concert Welcomes Springtime Bouquet of Songs
The Wellington Community Chorus presents a Spring concert titled Welcome, Sweet Springtime, a Bouquet of Songs, at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday in First Congregational United Church of Christ Wellington. Directed by Sally Giar with Tari Diedrick on piano, admission is free.
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Senate Republicans relent on blocking bank reform
In Washington Republicans drop their filibuster on sweeping bank reform aimed at preventing a repeat of 2008. The Senate moves toward final passage after Democrats and Republicans clash over consumer protections and bank size. Obama backs quick enactment as details are debated.
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Spicer sells Convenient Food Mart to local family
Sam Spicer confirms the sale of his Convenient Food Mart to a local family. He started the business in 1994 after taking over from his mother Sue Spicer, expanded with a five unit plaza, and plans to join the Lorain County Juvenile Detention Home part time. The plaza will stay in the Spicer family and about 35 employees remain.
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