Elyria councilwoman sued over car loan and repossession
Lorain County court papers show Councilwoman Donna Mitchell and her husband Eddie named in a suit by Tidewater Finance Co. for more than 10 000 plus interest and costs related to a 2002 Ford Escape bought April 2006. The car was repossessed in August 2008 and sold for 4322. bankruptcy had been filed in 2005 and discharged in 2006.
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Elyria
Donna Mitchell
6Th Ward
Lorain County
Mitchell
Council
Mitchells
Fairview Park eyes expanded adult recreation program
Director of the Gemini Center, Steve Fougerousse, argues for expanding adult programs without wholesale changes. He envisions a potential adult basketball program to draw local participants, leveraging staff and facilities at the 93,000 square foot center opened in 2008. Fougerousse, with Kent State recreation degree, has led a 40-person staff since joining Fairview Park in 2007 and cites geographic ties to North Ridgeville.
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Fougerousse
North Ridgeville
Fairview Park
Kent State University
Mayfield Village
Vandalia
Dayton
Gemini Center
Fire damages playground equipment at local site
Firefighters responded to a blaze damaging a swing set valued at about 16 000 dollars with equipment losses around 4 000 dollars. The incident follows a February fire that destroyed Vincent Elementary School’s playground in Sheffield Lake. Police charged 18 year old Ernest Phillips III with arson and related offenses in the prior case. Contact Melissa Hebert for comment.
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Keith
Vincent Elementary School
Sheffield Lake
Ernest Phillips III
Elyria
Corrections Clarify Farm Pre-registration Phone Number
The Chronicle Telegram notes a correction for a farm collection event pre-registration on August 19. The correct phone number is (800) 449-5463, replacing the previously published contact. Residents are urged to call with factual error reports at 329 7155.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
Chronicle
Lottery draws Tuesday and Wednesday results
Mega Millions numbers drawn Tuesday were 4 13 20 22 56 with Mega Ball 32 and a jackpot of about 53 million dollars. Kicker 9 4 3 4 4 3. Powerball drawings Wednesday produced 19 28 30 37 53 and Powerball 36 with Power Play 4 and an estimated 20 million dollar jackpot.
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Ohio
Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Out of State
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Marketing contacts and hotlines listed
The page lists multiple contact numbers for marketing, advertising, and classified hotlines. Office hours run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays, with extensions and toll free options provided.
Obama Marks 49th Birthday in Chicago Homecoming
President Barack Obama, alone in the White House days after Michelle and Sasha traveled to Spain, returns to Chicago Hyde Park for a private celebration with longtime friends. He enjoys a three hour dinner at Graham Elliot with Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King as the GOP releases ecards mocking Democratic ethics issues and recent losses.
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Chicago
Barack Obama
White House
Obama
Michelle Obama
Sasha
Spain
Maria
Washington
Malia
Secret Service
Gibbs
Hyde Park
Graham Elliot
Appeals court clears Smith acquittal while sending Allen back
The 9th District court upheld Smith's acquittal on molestation charges tied to a Head Start bus route case from the early 1990s and ruled Allen's appeal moot due to another decision. It also ordered Allen back to prison, citing a sentencing-entry error. Prosecutors may appeal to the Supreme Court. Bradley vows to oppose and notes precedents.
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Burge
Smith
Allen
Will
Ohio
Richard Cordray
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Jack Bradley
Lynett McGough
9Th District
Bradley
Monuments of Oberlin Honor Two Black Pioneers
Article profiles two memorials in Oberlin. The Solomon Quinn Grand Army of the Republic Monument honors Quinn a free born North Carolina native and Civil War veteran who worked as a gravedigger and died in 1894. The Allen Jones Family Monument celebrates Jones a former enslaved blacksmith who bought freedom for himself and his family and later built a shop in Oberlin.
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Solomon Quinn
Grand Army of the Republic
Quinn
North Carolina
U.S. Colored
Second Methodist Church
Henry Lincoln
Allen Jones
Temperance
John Copeland
Harper’s Ferry
Jones
Oberlin
First Congregational Church
South Main Street
Oberlin College
Tombstone thefts raise alarm at historic Westwood Cemetery
Cindy Leise reports thefts at Westwood Cemetery near an Oberlin golf course prompt concern for grave markers including a tomb of an escaped slave child and Nord family founders. Tom Eck of Lewis Monument Co. traces stones while noting many interred were born in the 1700s and may have voted for Washington.
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Jarvis
Oberlin College
Christian
Lee Howard Dobbins
Nord
Nordson Corp
Tom Eck
Lewis Monument Co
Elyria
Oberlin
Westwood Cemetery
Eck
George Washington
Girl may be paralyzed after 100 foot park ride plunge
Teagan Marti 12, of Parkland, fell 100 feet from a SCAD tower at Extreme World in Lake Delton Wisconsin after a ride attendant released her harness. She remains comatose briefly and may be paralyzed from multiple spinal fractures as investigators weigh operator error and possible charges.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Wisconsin
Teagan Marti
Lake Delton
Madison
Marti
Stuart Grossman
Extreme World Amusement Park
Sauk County
Florida
Montic Hamburg
Montic
Orlando
California
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Chroniclet
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Chroniclet.com
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A. Cooper
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson
Barb Rusko Stephe
U.S
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
River North
Oprah Winfrey
Gayle King
Republican Party
Charles Rangel
New York
Maxine Waters
Virginia
New Jersey
Massachusetts
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Bdicken
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William E. Bigglestone
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Cleise
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