Ridgeville appoints former trooper to City Council seat
North Ridgeville selects Gregg Westover a retired Ohio Highway Patrol sergeant to fill the unexpired term of Terry Keenan through 2019. Westover a Denison graduate and Erie native served 26 years in law enforcement and worked on presidential protection details. He will represent the 1st Ward and focus on growth and resident concerns.
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North Ridgeville
Terry Keenan
Gregg Westover
Keenan
Nancy Buescher
Westover
Kevin Corcoran
Jim Leonard
Corcoran
Cies
Gregg
1St Ward
Ohio Highway Patrol
Medina
Ohio Turnpike
Berea
Elyria
Denison University
Erie
Highway Patrol
Jimmy Carter
George Bush Sr
Bill Clinton
Ohio
Village examines Mishak fate after firing Elyria prosecutor
Grafton Law Director Gretchen Holderman says she sent Matt Mishak a letter demanding he stop handling Grafton cases and return all files to Village Hall. Elyria's Serazin notes he discussed city handling Grafton cases but rejected the idea. Mishak was suspended last month amid policy violations and a prior dyeing of the Ely Square fountain investigation.
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Mishak
Grafton
Elyria
Serazin
Matt Mishak
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ely Square
James Kerstetter
Corrections and Clarifications Public Note
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 to help ensure accurate coverage. The notice outlines commitment to correcting mistakes and inviting reader input.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Lottery results and jackpots across states
Ohio draws list numbers for Pick 3 3 3 7 and Pick 4 8 8 0 4 plus several 5 and 6 digit games. Rolling Cash 5 tops at 130000 while Classic Lotto nears 1 million. Mega Millions Powerball and Lucky for Life show next jackpots and results for Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia entries.
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Chronicle Telegram contact and delivery information
The Chronicle Telegram lists office hours and staff roles including President/CEO Paul B. Martin and General Manager William D. Hudnutt. It provides delivery numbers for Elyria and other areas, subscription rates, and mailing addresses for changes and copies.
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Paul B. Martin
Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Elyria
U.S
Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
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Flag dispute over Confederate symbol at Lorain fair heats up
Jeanine Donaldson of the Fair Minded Coalition presses the Fair Board to ban the flag as a controversial symbol. Several groups, including the Lorain County Democratic Party and county commissioners, boycott the fair this year while the Lorain County Solid Waste Management District drops its booth. The coalition plans two rallies during fair week from August 21 to August 28 with locations in Ely Square and Veterans Park.
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Jeanine Donaldson
Fair Minded Coalition
Fair Board
Lorain County
Democratic Party
Giardini
General Lee
Dukes of Hazzard
Republican Party
Helen Hurst
Donaldson
Ely Square
Veterans Park
Lorain
School Board Faces Debate Over Lease in Executive Session
Gargasz condemns the decision to discuss a lease between the district and the Cleveland Catholic Diocese in private session. Superintendent Graham notes Southview High School site affects a Veterans Affairs clinic plan, while Giardini refrains from comment.
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Gargasz
Tony Giardini
Lorain
Giardini
Fields United Methodist to Host Drive Through Prayer Event
Fields United Methodist Church will host a drive through prayer service at 34077 Lorain Road inviting non-members and worried drivers to share prayer requests with volunteers. Four prayer stations will write requests, offer chats, and pray on site. In bad weather the event moves to the rear pavilion.
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Kelly
Lorain Road
Ridgewood United Methodist Church
Parma
Fields
Tom Joyce
Fields United Methodist Church
Fieldsumc.org
Facebook
Former Ohio lawyer Provenza linked to SUV stop
At the Bureau of Motor Vehicles officers found 3.4 grams of marijuana on Provenza after a stop timed near 7 p.m. He passed field sobriety tests and said the pot was unknown to him. He previously resigned as law director in 2009 amid a drunken driving case and faces suspension actions by the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Steve Manheim
Chronicle
David Pavlak
Elyria
Pioneer Plaza
Broad Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Holly Brinda
East Avenue
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ball
BMW
Provenza
Law
Lakewood
Ohio Supreme Court
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Kevin Aprile
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Gary Cozart
National Ad Sales
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