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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2011
Page
1
The Chronicle Telegram notes a Wednesday headline misidentified the tax measure heading to voters. The correct item is a sales tax increase on the November ballot, with readers urged to report factual errors by calling 329 7155.
Ohio and out of state draws report daily numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 and rolling games with jackpots listed. Mega Millions Powerball and regional games show current draws dates results and estimated top prizes for Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia players.
Barb Rusko Stephens listed as marketing director with contact number 329 7135 in The Chronicle.
Districts nationwide see drops in reported graduation. Lorain and Elyria plunge due to revised metric, with Cincinnati and Cleveland showing sharp declines. Officials say the formula better tracks transfers and dropouts, allowing state comparisons. Akron shows a small rise.
Coach Jim Rattay guided the team after the death of Lester to focus on life and football. Family members, including sister Carolyn Hoagland, plan to attend a memorial tribute. Les’s death followed by his father’s suicide years later adds tragedy to the loss.
Family and teammates honor Les, the EC player who died, recalling his calm leadership and No. 44 legacy. Coaches and relatives stress safety, resilience, and carrying forward his memory as the team resumes play with mixed emotions and resolve.
Deputy layoffs followed 2009 budget cuts but many have been rehired through special funds or to replace retirees. The merger aims to save money as 911 dispatchers move to the sheriff’s center, with unions negotiating, and officials eyeing further consolidations and potential tax measures.
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