Brentwood Lake Dam repair burden debated by officials
ODNR warned Spitzer in October 2006 that Brentwood Lake Dam exceeded repair time. Local leaders warn a Class II dam failure could flood a nearby wastewater plant 400 feet downstream while residents push for fixes or lake removal.
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Anthony Giardini
Brentwood Lake Dam facing state safety orders and repairs
Brentwood Lake Dam in Ohio has a 4.22 square mile drainage area and 213 homes affected. The state classifies it as a Class II dam with potential wastewater flood risks. Spitzer Management received five years in 1999 to fix the spillway and improve discharge and storage. In 2006, ongoing failures could trigger legal enforcement and owner liability in a dam failure.
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Carlisle
Innes
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Corrections and Clarifications From The Chronicle Telegram
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Lottery results for Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia weekend draws
Ohio results show Pick 3 4 7 6 and 1 8 1, Pick 4 3 8 5 2 and 0 1 2 3, Rolling Cash 5 5 15 17 22 32, Classic Lotto 6 8 29 31 33 43 with jackpots $133000 and $2.1 million respectively. Mega Millions Friday numbers 9 13 17 18 56 with Mega Ball 2 and an estimated $34 million. Out of state results list Daily 3 5 8 1 and other draws for Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Debates Narrowed to Three Planned by Commission
Campaign spokeswoman Jen Psaki said the commission sponsored debates will likely be the three appearances this fall. The AP notes debates are slated for Oct. 2 VP debate, Oct. 7 and Oct. 15 presidential debates, with Oxford, Mississippi as a location hint.
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Democratic Platform Draft Sets Broad Campaign Tone
The draft platform urges new leadership amid war, economic strain, and environmental peril. Clinton and Obama camps report productive collaboration on platform wording as party discussions run ahead of the convention. The GOP platform committee plans a late August draft for the September St Paul convention.
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Protest at mall pet store over puppy welfare claims
Protesters accuse Animal Zone in Great Northern Mall North Olmsted of neglect and mistreatment. They cite emaciated puppies, poor feeding, and stressed birds while store owner argues dogs are merchandise and asserts a two year free medical plan. Authorities had prior scrutiny over bears and tigers at the same location.
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City mulls trash contract amid rising costs and two bidders
Interim Mayor John Romoser blasted rising diesel costs as a factor in higher trash bills on his final day. Mayor Tony Krasienko said Lorain must decide whether to renew Allied Waste or bid the contract, noting limited local options and overall higher service costs. Contact details for Stephen Szucs provided.
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Lorain
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Lorain Police Report July Incidents and Charges
Police logged several events in Lorain on July 31 including a domestic violence charge against 20 year old Martin J. Martinez at E 33rd Street and a woman alleging her boyfriend took 150 dollars, assaulted her, and kicked her ribs for refusing to go to a hotel to smoke crack. A breaking and entering and a theft incident were recorded on nearby blocks with property values noted.
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Lorain Pedestrian Struck by Hit-and-Run Driver
Bless Crooks 27 of Lorain was hit on West Erie Avenue about 1 30 a m by a white Ford Explorer that fled the scene. He was found bleeding heavily and transported to Community Health Partners and later flown to Huron Hospital as police pursued the license plate lead.
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Wandering girl bitten by neighbor's pit bull in Lorain
A 3-year-old girl wandered into Norfolk Avenue yard Friday evening and was bitten below the eye by a pit bull leashed to a tree. She received two stitches for facial puncture marks and bruises. owner apologized and expressed distress.
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Shirley Boyle
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