Across the United States a coast to coast solar eclipse dazzles millions
The first full coast to coast solar eclipse since World War I drew millions outdoors from Oregon to South Carolina. Observers reported primal awe as the moon blocked the sun for about two minutes at each site, with lights briefly flicking on in Boise and crowds staring skyward in several cities.
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Eclipse draws crowds across Northeast Ohio for viewings
About 1,500 people gathered at Avon Lake Bloser Park for an eclipse watch hosted by the city Parks and Recreation Department with NASA educational events and telescopes. Attendees lined up for viewing and eclipse glasses amid a shortage while many schools limited viewing for safety.
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Corrections disclose fair gate times and name mixup
The Chronicle Telegram notes an error in Sundays fair schedule with 8 a.m. gate opening and clarifies that Raymond McKissick tied to the June 14 crash is not the same individual indicted on drug and paraphernalia charges. Christine Weeks was the crash victim.
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Ohio Lottery Numbers and Jackpot Outlook
Monday picks include Pick 3 2 2 0 and 7 5 0, Pick 4 5 1 9 8 and 1 0 7 3, Pick 5 7 9 2 4 0 and 2 1 9 1 9. Rolling Cash 5 totals 12 13 22 25 28 with $110,000 next jackpot. Classic Lotto 8 10 26 37 43 46 with $18.2 million next. Lucky for Life and Mega Millions results noted. Mega Millions next jackpot $25 million.
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National Ad Sales Circulation Contact Numbers
The readable text lists two telephone numbers 329-7135 and 329-7148 followed by the phrase Circulation National ad sales indicating contact points for ad sales circulation inquiries.
Oberlin City Council backs Indigenous Peoples Day proposal
The Oberlin Council passed a resolution recognizing Indigenous Peoples Day, inviting local groups to celebrate and include Indigenous history in curricula. The measure also prompts calendar changes and other actions, with two prior readings having been unanimous. The debate drew support from mayoral aides, residents like Janet Garrett, and students, while critics urged preserving Columbus Day and Italian-American observances.
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Lorain County Fair Royalty Crowned with Local Roots
Lorain County Junior Fair King Michael Anadell of Amherst, 19, ends his 4-H run as king while studying beef production at OSU Wooster. Wise reflects on 13 years in 4 H and a 2008 woodworking second, grand champion rabbit, and showmanship calls. Royal court features Rafael Pacheco runner up and Mikaela Moore, with Claire Vilagi Callee Aviles Meredith Meyers Samantha Ives Jessica Urig Chloe Bowling. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329 7121 or Iroberson chroniclet.com.
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Hines Wins Clair Hill Memorial Award At Lorain County Fair
Beth Hines receives the Clair Hill Memorial Award on opening day of the Lorain County Fair. The honor, sponsored by The Chronicle Telegram, recognizes dedicated service to the fair as employee or volunteer. Hines, active for over five decades, credits the fair and her family with a lifelong passion, and shares the award with her husband Tom, a senior fair board director. Her daughter Holly appeared in the audience, adding to the surprise.
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