Former Colorado clerk convicted in election system breach
In Denver, Tina Peters, a figure favored by election deniers, was found guilty on most charges for breaching Mesa County election computer systems. Jurors acquitted her on identity theft and related impersonation counts, while convicting her of influencing a public servant, conspiracy, official misconduct, and failure to comply with state secretary rules.
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Mike Lindell
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Lindell
Janet Drake
Drake
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Corrections clarify school and county levy millage details
The Chronicle Telegram notes an updated levy plan for Strongsville Schools a 4.9 mill continuous levy for current expenses on November 5 and a 1.8 mill five year renewal levy for Lorain County Children Services. The Aug 8 story had incorrect millage figures.
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Ohio Lottery Results And Jackpot Totals
Daily picks released for Ohio lotteries include Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 values, Pick 5 and Rolling Cash 5 results, and Classic Lotto numbers. Rolling Cash 5 carries a $177,000 jackpot while Classic Lotto rises to $14.2 million.
Chronicle staff directory and contact numbers
The Chronicle lists key roles including President, Vice President, and Controller with contact lines. Photography by Bruce Bishop, production and circulation teams noted. Advertising hotlines are provided, including local and toll free numbers.
Lorain County prosecutor facing broad investigation and rally clashes
A broad inquiry by the Lorain County Sheriff’s Office FBI and Auditor of State targets Prosecutor J.D. Tomlinson who says he welcomes the probe while denying wrongdoing. A Monday rally by supporters and opponents at the county courthouse highlighted domestic violence allegations, with witnesses recounting disputes and calls for accountability as court records remain sealed.
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Cillo
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Lorain
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Battastelli
Chronicle
Justice Center
Jenn
Nancy Smith
Smith
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Jonathan Rosenbaum
Dennis
Rosenbaum
James Barilla
Barilla
Anne Marie Victor
Will
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The
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Barr
Controversy Over Parking and Race in Elyria Permit Debate
Wade and Oliver argue a new business faces racial bias as neighbors raise parking and traffic concerns. City officials note code requires 28 parking spaces. the proposal adds five on city property but lines of sight and street parking worries persist. The Community Development Committee opposed recommending the permit, blocking a council vote.
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Oliver
Hubert
Jack Cerra
D-7th Ward
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Bellfield Avenue
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Race
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Farkas
John Schneider
Cleveland Street
Elyria
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Zoning Board
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Bellfield
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Pelko
St. Jude
Erik Breunig
Community Development Committee
Lorain Schools Seek Permanent Improvement Levy On Ballot
Lorain Schools campaign for a five year 4.97 mill permanent improvement levy to fund maintenance on 14 buildings, limiting use to non salary costs. District trimmed repairs budget to 3.5 million, leaving 1.5 million in general funds. Next fiscal update due in November. contact Carissa Woytach.
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