Perlina Shaffer Pleads Guilty to Obstructing Justice
Al Tomlinson reports Shaffer 21 pleaded guilty Monday to obstructing justice in a case mirroring Minnichs charges. Prosecutors dropped arson counts. Shaffer, pregnant at the time, sought to shield Minnich, and her lawyer expects probation after later sentencing.
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Weld-Ed center aims to fill 238000 welding jobs by 2019
The National State of the Welding Industry Report from Weld-Ed projects a need for 238,000 new and replacement workers through 2019. In 2009-10 Weld-Ed educated over 4,000 welding technicians and graduated more than 1,700 students, with most finding welding related work in automotive, shipbuilding, aerospace, mining, defense and energy sectors.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Chronicle Telegram states it welcomes reader tips to fix factual errors and provides a phone line for corrections. Readers are invited to call 329 7155 to report mistakes and help ensure accurate coverage.
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Ohio Lottery Monday midday and weekend drawings listed
Details of Ohio and nearby states lottery results and jackpots. Includes Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto draws, Mega Millions and Powerball with estimated jackpots and Power Play values, plus out of state results from Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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The Chronicle Internal Staff Listing
A partial reader friendly page shows internal staff roles for The Chronicle including editor Andrew R Young managing editor Julie Wallace advertising manager Carla Hama sales Gary Cozart president Paul B Martin treasurer Mark E Brown and Barb Rusko Stephens listed as marketing director with contact numbers for advertising and classifieds.
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Trooper back on duty after domestic probe
Ohio Highway Patrol trooper Kenneth Velez returned to duty as a motor vehicle inspector at the Medina post after an internal probe into threats against his wife. The civil case led to a protection order that was later dropped, with no criminal charges filed and the investigation deemed closed.
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Lorain Police Roundup Aug 12 14 Lootings and Robberies
Reports from Lorain include garage break ins at 1100 block W Fifth St with tools worth 1050 and a 300 power washer plus 200 door frame damage. Home thefts total 535 at 1800 block E 42nd St and 100 block Hamilton Ave. A firearm and other items valued 165 stolen from a home. A bicycle park assault and a domestic violence case also appear. An aggravated robbery at Convenient Food Mart in Carlisle Township reports 3000 cash stolen.
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Lorain Schools face scores as Atkinson eyes upgrade and probes weigh in
The district may move to Continuous Improvement on the state report card amid questions over test results and contract details. DeKalb officials weigh a $275,000 start salary as Atkinson’s Lorain tenure faces scrutiny, with concerns about African American progress and LEP student performance.
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Park Avenue mural to honor Mount Suribachi flag raising
Amherst artists Sekletar and Shannon rough in a six Marine figure mural atop a Park Avenue building to honor the Mount Suribachi flag raising. They plan weeks of work with a 14 foot flagpole and illuminated flag, aiming to raise 6500 dollars from donations and offering prints and a donor plaque.
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Edgell Remembered by Friends After Sudden Death
Barnie and Edgell met in Elyria years ago and shared softball golf and a love of dancing. Edgell faced personal struggles and vanished from his car and phone records. A spaghetti dinner fundraiser for Edgell’s children is planned September 10 at Chris’s Place with a $10 plate and a First Merit Bank account set up for donations.
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Rock Bottom
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