Judge blocks Ohio defunding law targeting Planned Parenthood
U S District Judge Michael Barrett issued a permanent injunction preventing Ohio from enforcing a law that would bar Planned Parenthood from receiving $1.4 million in public funds for education and prevention programs. The ruling finds the group would suffer irreparable injury without relief and notes Planned Parenthood’s access to youth education and health services would be jeopardized. The state plans to appeal.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Sal Talarico Emerges as Front Runner for Oberlin Lead
Residents favor Sal Talarico for city leadership citing his familiarity with Oberlin and years of service. Some praise the open process while others call for more candidates. Sara Imhulse was a finalist but withdrew before the meet and greet. Contact Jodi Weinberger at 329 7245 or jweinberger chroniclet.com.
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Chronicle Telegram Invites Corrections and Factual Reports
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155, reinforcing commitment to accurate news coverage and transparent corrections.
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Lottery results and big jackpots across states
Friday midday and evening draws list Pick 3 4 5 and rolling numbers for Ohio plus Mega Millions Powerball and regional games. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $100000 and Classic Lotto $1 million. Mega Millions estimated at $45 million. Powerball $82 million. Out of state results include Michigan Pennsylvania and West VirginiaDraws.
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Judge dismisses fired band director suit against Ohio State
A federal judge in Columbus dismissed Jonathan Waters' civil rights suit against Ohio State University after determining his conduct was more serious than that of a female cheerleading coach. The ruling ends Waters’ two year legal challenge over his 2014 firing amid a sexualized culture probe. Waters plans to consult his lawyers on next steps as funds ran dry.
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Cleveland
FERC Details New Five Hour Public Comment Meetings
FERC outlining a format where attendees queue to give three to five minute comments in a private room with a court reporter and agency staff. Media barred from the room but may record comments before or after their slots. Comments become part of the public record and posted online later for a fee.
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Fremont
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Boettler Road
Green
Swanton
Tecumseh
Mich
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First St. N.E
Washington, D.C
Public hearings on NEXUS pipeline format draw criticism
Medina County organizers and opponents argue the five hour meetings limit turnout and networking. FERC officials say sessions aim to maximize public participation, with several regional hearings scheduled and comments accepted online or by mail.
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Young-Allen
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Lodge
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Lorain adds 34 teachers as new hires for upcoming school year
Lorain Schools expect about 34 new teachers and 52 total new hires when the new school year starts. Erin Bilbrey, 29, joins from Lakewood and Kuwait teaching roles to lead elementary art. Hope Evans, new intervention specialist at Clearview, shifts from marketing to teaching high school math with mentors to guide her early career.
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Lorain
Erin Bilbrey
Lakewood
Kent State University
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Kuwait
International School For Girls
Hope Evans
Clearview
Bonnie Bell Co
Westlake
Evans
Elyria
Stuff-the-bus drive fills three buses for Lorain County
Volunteers collect donated supplies at the Elyria Wal-Mart and distribute via the Educational Service Center of Lorain County to students in need. Brenda Walsh recalls starting the effort in Cleveland and expanding locally within two weeks. The Serve Our Schools event offers backpacks and free haircuts for students aged 5 to 14 at six sites, with games and activities.
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