Breanna Sets Sights On International IPC Meets
Breanna, now six IPC meets in a year and a half, trains harder with IPC coaches. The Sprengers added Geneva practice in an Olympic pool to sharpen her for Olympic levels. Carrie Sprenger notes Breanna is an athlete and will officially represent Team USA. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329 7121 or Iroberson chroniclet com.
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Iroberson
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Elyria transit center rail plan gains Amtrak backing
Elyria officials push to reroute trains to the transit center with Amtrak willing to invest 2.9 million to reconfigure grade separated access. County owns depot and may contribute up to 1 million while Norfolk Southern must approve platform use. Negotiations continue into fall with city and federal leaders urging action.
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Holly Brinda
U.S
Sherrod Brown
D-Avon
Transportations
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Chronicle Telegram Contact Details Note
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 for corrections and verification of published news and information.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots across states
Ohio Wednesday draws list midday picks and jackpots for Pick 3 4 5 Kicker Rolling Cash 5 Classic Lotto and Mega Millions Powerball with next Rolling Cash 5 at 110000 and Classic Lotto at 42.2 million. Regional results for Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia include Daily 3 4 Fantasy 5 and Cash 5 alongside Daily Three and Daily Four numbers.
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Chronicle Telegram contact and pricing page for Elyria
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists staff directories including editor names and roles, contact numbers, and office hours. It details home delivery and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail prices, and electronic edition costs.
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U.S
Chronicle-Telegram
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East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
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Vermilion hosts forum on rising heroin problem
Vermilion residents gathered at Ritter Public Library for a "Let's Get Real" forum about heroin addiction. Panelists including ex addicts and a police officer urged vigilance, zero tolerance, and early warning signs to combat rising overdoses in Lorain County.
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Jackie Rivera
Rivera
Ritter Public Library
Lorain County
Kim Eberle
Eberle
Craig Howell
Brad
Women survived decade in Castro captor's home diaries
Cleveland prosecutors recount three women held captive for ten years in Ariel Castro’s home. They kept diaries of daily abuse as Castro lured a victim with a puppy, then confined all captives in a garage for days. One woman escaped in May. Castro pleads guilty to 937 counts and faces sentencing.
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Ariel Castro
Castro
Cuyahoga County
Tim McGinty
Officers and union clash over demotion for vestless shooting incident
Lorain officer Jackson was demoted from sergeant and suspended 14 days amid a union challenge to discipline. The case centers on Jackson removing his vest on a hot day while responding to a disturbance, prompting questions about duty, safety, and supervision. Fellow officers defend actions as proper under crisis response.
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Fowler
Jackson
Lorain Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3
Kyle Gelenius
Gelenius
Eric Manicsic
Ted Reed
Tower Boulevard
Eric Alten
Suspect runs topless before parole officer halts chase on Middle Avenue
Police report the suspect Byrge claimed two men in a car forced her to rob a house at gunpoint while all three were high on crack. Officers found a broken window and a cooler near the bedroom, and investigators say no witnesses saw the car occupants exit. Detectives are reviewing Byrge’s statements.
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Tom Guyer
Middle Avenue
Elyria Police Blotter Highlights Thefts And Assaults
Police report July 30 and 31 incidents including bike thefts from garages and a library, Can theft of beer and cans, Latasha Perkins charged with theft, Kenneth Alanis charged with domestic violence and assault, Anthony Malkowski charged with theft for cans and beers, a boyfriend accused of choking and stealing a cell phone and keys, and a moped theft from a garage.
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Midway Mall Blvd
Latasha Perkins
Macy’s
Perkins
Briar Lake Drive
Kenneth Alanis
Washington Ave
New Hampshire Circle
Anthony Malkowski
Malkowski
Lorain Man’s Body Found Ablaze In Morgan County
A Lorain man Phillip Lawrence Kimbro Jr. 24 was identified by the Morgan County Sheriff's Office after a body found burning on Morgan County Road 15 near Union Township. He had been missing since July 24 and his last Facebook post was at 12:29 a.m. July 24. investigation ongoing. In Avon Lake, John Bansley 46 faced charges after 911 calls and public drunkenness linked to beer and a dispute with his ex-wife. Elyria-Lorain County commissioners approved a 10-year tax abatement for an $18 million Jenne Distributors expansion in Avon, creating about 24 jobs.
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McConnelsville
Morgan County
Union Township
Morgan County Sheriff's Office
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Kimbro
Homewood Drive
East Columbus
Avon Lake
Milwaukee
John Bansley
Convenient Food Mart
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Chicago
Lear Road
Elyria
Lorain County
Jenne Distributors Inc
Avon
Avon City
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Chester Road
Jim Smith
Jenne
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