Elyria Police Blotter Reports Thefts and Vandalism
Police log notes Aug 14 11 30 p m bicycle theft after being jumped near Ely Square wallet with ID and cards stolen Aug 15 Tyra Gaines charged with theft three teens charged as shoplifting at Wal Mart Aug 15 100 block Fox Hill Lane home burglary 1800 block Middle Ave ex threatening man Aug 16 mailboxes damaged rock thrown through window incidents listed with locations and times
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Fire damages Cleveland home as Sab Sabbah recalls events
Sabbah reports a fire started at the front of his Cleveland home while his friend Walter Edmonds was away in Columbus. The Red Cross aided him and he plans to stay with Edmonds while dealing with insurance. He lost clothes and toys for his 18 month old son Vincent. Contact Rona Proudfoot for details.
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Chronicle Telegram Corrects and Clarifies Policy
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155. The notice emphasizes commitment to accurate news coverage and corrective steps.
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Lottery results and large jackpots listed for Ohio and Powerball
Ohio midday draws show Pick 3 numbers 4 6 5 and 3 7 5 and Pick 4 numbers 8 7 2 7 and 4 2 9 9. Rolling Cash 5 numbers are 5 11 14 18 39. Ten Oh shows multiple sequences. Classic Lotto draws 2 21 31 35 41 45 with a $6.7 million jackpot. Powerball Saturday results list 9 33 36 50 58 with Powerball 31 and Power Play 2. Powerball jackpot estimated at $64 million.
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Editor contacts and newsroom staff listings
The listing provides staff roles and phone numbers for the newspaper including editor Andrew R. Young managing editor Julie Wallace news editor Benjamin Nagy sports editor Kevin Aprile photography chief Bruce Bishop features editor Ryan Dawson and director Barb Rusko Stephens with their respective extensions.
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Bullets hit Elyria apartments as onlookers report gunshots
Bullets struck two Elyria apartments on Washington Avenue late Sunday night though no injuries were reported. Residents Konstantinos Tsardoulias and Gerri-Lynn Grant described shattered glass and holes in walls while a passerby saw a man flee south. In a separate incident, Kevin Reedy said three men attacked him near Ely Square causing injuries and a missing wallet. About 30 mailboxes on South Abbe Road were damaged early Monday, with police seeking suspects in a black four door car.
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Border Patrol sees spike in personal crisis reports
The AP reports a surge in self harm among Border Patrol agents since 2008 with at least 15 deaths. Most occurred in Texas California or Arizona as officials address the issue with new training and support measures.
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City revamps design review to ease permitting process
Builders push to streamline requirements as moratorium on design review ends. Grace says process protects the community not individual developers. Plan gives Chief Inspector Lahetta and Angie Byington final say, enabling quicker approvals. Public hearings still apply for variances and if projects stray from guidelines.
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City and Firefighters Clash Over Pay Deferment Plan
City considers a pay deferment to close a 950000 deficit with 472000 grant aid. Firefighters face 10.2 hours per pay period deferment versus 8 for others. Seven firefighters laid off this year and protests loom as unions weigh grievances amid budget pressures.
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