Elyria Man Arrested After Drug Bust and Vehicle Rampage
Reginald Gray, 29, faced 12 counts including felonious assault on a police officer after police say he sold drugs at a Shell station on Lorain Boulevard. He allegedly rammed an unmarked detective car and fled, prompting officers to detain him and Mitiska. Authorities recovered heroin, cocaine, marijuana, a loaded handgun, and a digital scale. Mitiska faced drug and criminal tools charges. Gray held without bond at Lorain County Jail.
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Reginald Gray
Gray
Shell
Lorain Blvd
Daryl Mitiska
Mitiska
Lorain County
Lorain
Henderson Drive
Colorado Avenue
Lehigh Avenue
Damien J. Rucker
Bell Avenue
Rucker
Colorado Ave
Hunter from Ohio weeklong deer hunt ends in tragedy
Norris found Griggs dead after spotting an overturned ATV on a hillside during opening week of hunting. The area, land owned by American Electric Power, had been used by the two men for camping and tree-stand setup. Norris alerted EMS and authorities. a medical helicopter was not needed after Griggs was confirmed dead.
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Norris
Rogers
Griggs
American Electric Power
Villegas
Lamar Capers
Jenifer Berki
Elyria
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 to help ensure accuracy in coverage and corrections.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results and upcoming jackpots across multiple states
Monday picks for Ohio and daily draws from Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia are listed with numbers for Pick 3 4 7 Prime draws. Jackpot figures include Rolling Cash 5 213000 Classic Lotto 15.6 million Mega Millions 39 million Powerball 110 million.
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Out of
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chronicle-Telegram publication details and rates
The Chronicle-Telegram lists staff roles and contact numbers. It provides subscription rates for home delivery and mail, and notes office hours and the newspaper’s mailing address in Elyria Ohio.
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Elyria
U.S
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
P.O
Robbery attempt ends with gunfire in city lot
A Hyundai driver approached by a man demanded valuables after parking in a lot. The attacker then fled with a passenger, a shot was fired, and both vehicles left eastbound. The female driver was later questioned and unharmed. Police are investigating.
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Hyundai
East 42Nd Street
Gary Avenue
1604 E. 34Th St
Fulton Road
Harvest for Hunger names Tony Gallo honorary chair
Tony Gallo, president and CEO of the Lorain County Chamber of Commerce, is named honorary chairman for the 2016 Harvest for Hunger campaign set to run February 28 through April 9, with Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio and local partners coordinating the drive.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Tony
Chase Moorefield
Harvest
Second Harvest
Ohio
Giant Eagle
Heinen’s
Bueler’s
Gallo
Chamber
Second Harvest Food Bank
Secondharvestfoodbank.org
Elyria Parks Department Budget Requests Revealed
Elyria City Council outlines proposed grants covering $204000 requests for tennis court repairs at South Park field improvements, fountain design at Ely Square, and recreation programs. Council recommends about $65000, with many requests likely receiving zero funding due to the total cost of $247292 per request.
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Parks and Recreation Department
South Park
Ely Square
Ely Square Fountain
Habitat For Humanity
Parks & Rec
Boys and Girls Club
Neighborhood Alliance
Urban League
Grant funding cut risks closing multiple centers
Mitchell argues the proposed grant reduction threatens keeping one center open and urges finding alternative funds. She notes the $638,366 CDBG allocation for fiscal year 2016 targets the local residents in the affected area and supports those residents. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329-7121 or Roberson chroniclet.com.
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Mitchell
Lisa Roberson
Roberson
Chroniclet
Broberson
Chroniclet.com
Invacare founder legacy recognized with Richey-Mixon Building donation
Richey, an Invacare innovator who helped develop home oxygen refills and gearless brushless motors for wheelchairs, funded the Richey-Mixon Building at Case Western Reserve University. He joined Invacare in 1984 and held multiple patents while supporting student innovation with Mixon. He advised students to persist after failures.
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Invacare
Richey
J.B
University School
Case Institute of Technology
Richey and Mixon
Case Western Reserve University
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