Lorain to Begin Razing Burned Thistle Building
Lorain will start demolition of the Thistle building today after a fire on August 6 left the structure gutted. Fire Chief Matt Homelyn said barriers and equipment go up in the morning with demolition at 1:00 PM. Broadway remains closed through Wednesday night, West Seventh Street closed for weeks while investigators work with police, Lorain fire and the state marshal's office and withhold the fire cause until the probe ends.
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Lorain
Thistle
Matt Homelyn
Broadway
West Seventh Street
Homolya
Colorado Ave
Andrea Ortiz
West 21St Street
West 37Th Street
Oberlin Avenue
Ruben Palafox
Tacoma Avenue
Palafox
Denver Ave
Elyria blotter records multiple arrests and incidents
Over Aug 12 13, Elyria police logged warrants, OVI and theft charges, traffic issues, and a public disturbance. Notable entries include Markieshia Gray for contempt warrants, Paul Spurlock for OVI after failing sobriety tests, and Catherine Cannon theft of 147.68 at Drug Mart.
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Infirmary
West River Roads
Markieshia Gray
Melvyn Lane
Elyria
Water Street
West Bridge Street
Paul Spurlock
Huron Street
Spurlock
Chestnut Commons
Catherine Cannon
Rush Street
Drug Mart
Rosewood Drive
Kevin Jordan Sr
Adams Street
Lorain County
Sheriff's Office
Gates Ave
Stacey McManus
Gates Avenue
West Avenue
Terry Dull Jr
Bedford Avenue
Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling the newsroom at 329-7155, pledging prompt verification and clarification of published material.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Elyria
The
P.O
Lottery results and upcoming jackpots for Ohio
Monday midday draws listed with Pick 3 9 1 2 and 4 4 5, Pick 4 8 7 1 8 and 3 3 9 7, Midday Pick 5 7 7 4 4 6 and 9 1 6 8 0. Classic Lotto 7 15 33 42 43 47 and Kicker 2 8 0 3 3 3. Rolling Cash 5 5 19 27 34 35 with jackpots at $120,000 and $17.8 million respectively.
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Ohio
Executives Listed for Company Leadership
The document lists key officers including President CEO Paul B. Martin Vice President Andrew R. Young General Manager William D. Hudnutt and Controller Ann E. Klunzinger with internal phone extensions 329-7247 329-7135 329-7148 and 129-7242.
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Paul B. Martin
Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Neo Nazi site booted by web hosts but stays online
Web hosts Google and GoDaddy sought to oust The Daily Stormer after a post praising Heather Heyer sparked backlash. Google canceled domain registration for violating terms, GoDaddy had demanded relocation, yet the site briefly went down then returned online with a claimed hacker takeover denied as a prank by Andrew Auernheimer.
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Google
GoDaddy
Virginia
Daily Stormer
Dan Race
Heather Heyer
Charlottesville
Andrew Anglin
Race
Andrew Auernheimer
Beliefs erupt into heated clash at dinner among students
Al Fields and a classmate McGrath clashed over beliefs leading to a dinner confrontation. Fields, previously seen as normal yet darkly joking, drew scrutiny for Nazi fascination from a high school teacher. The broader context includes Trump’s denouncement of white supremacists and the Charlottesville violence linked to Vanguard America and the Lee statue protest.
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Fields
McGrath
Donald Trump
Ku Klux Klan
Trump
Hitler
Randall K. Cooper High School
Union
Kentucky
Derek Weimer
Charlottesville
Virginia
Vanguard America
Gen
Robert E. Lee
White House urged to root out alt-right influence after Charlottesville
After Donald Trump’s victory a surge of white supremacist activity followed. Andrew Anglin of Daily Stormer celebrated with calls of a God Emperor while SPLC noted near historic hate group levels and a Charlottesville rally turned deadly when a white supremacist drove into counter protesters killing Heather Heyer.
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Donald Trump
Trump
Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
Anglin
Richard Cohen
Southern Poverty Law Center
Charlottesville
U.S
Presi
Dent Obama
SPLC
America
Robert E. Lee
James Alex Fields Jr
Maumee
Heather Heyer
Cohen
Jason Kessler
Duke
Durham Confederate statue toppled amid emergency protest
A 15 foot Confederate soldier statue at the Durham County Court House was toppled during an emergency protest. Protesters attacked the base and mangled the statue as counter protesters spoke against racism. Gov Roy Cooper condemned violence while noting a 2015 North Carolina law blocks removal without legislative approval.
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Durham County Court House
Charlottesville
Roy Cooper
North Carolina
Controversy Over Confederate Flag Sale At Lorain Fair
The Lorain fair scene polarizes as organizers defend Confederate flag sales as free speech while critics press for bans. Coalition leaders threaten legal action over contracts and alleged underage drinking concerns, with unity event planned by Lorain County Urban League and Unity Day Sept. 17 at Lorain County Community College.
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Donaldson
Fair Board
Brian Twining
Kim Meyers
Twining
Virginia
South Carolina
Dylann Roof
Meyers
Fair Minded Coalition
Kenny Loggins
Lorain County
Stocker
Lorain County Community College
Joel King Jr
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Chronicle
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Kevin Aprile
Howard Gollop
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Gary Cozart
Jeff Pfeiffer
Ann Jewell
Barb Rusko-Stephens
Bambi Stafirski
Carla Hama
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GoFundMe
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Houston
KKK
Vanita Gupta
Leadership Conference On Civil and Human Rights
Gupta
Steve Bannon
Sebastian Gorka
White House
Stephen Bannon
Triangle People’s Assembly
Workers World Party
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