Lorain District Faces Oversight Amid Academic Distress Measures
Lorain is one of two Ohio districts under an academic distress commission. If it cannot improve, it could fall under the Youngstown Plan, which allows disbanding commissions and installing a CEO with power to hire fire and alter instruction and bargaining terms. Preliminary data show Lorain still trails peers with English arts and math proficiency below 62 and under 50 percent, respectively.
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Lorain
Youngstown
Toby Lichtle
ODE
Office of Communications
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio
Graham
Canton
Springfield
Hamilton
Euclid
Oberlin City Council seat corrected on race winner Kelley Singleton
The Chronicle Telegram notes a correction clarifying that Kelley Singleton, who claimed the seventh Oberlin City Council seat in last month's election, is male. A Tuesday brief contained incorrect information.
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Kelley Singleton
Oberlin
Ohio Lottery Draw Summary
Tuesday results list Pick 3 draws 4 4 5 and 9 6 9, Pick 4 draws 2 5 7 5 and 5 4 3 4, Pick 5 draws 9 1 8 4 8 and 8 9 2 8 0, Rolling Cash 5 3 19 25 26 31. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot next $263000. Classic Lotto next $15600000. Lucky for Life results 10 19 36 41 44 with Ball 10. Mega Millions results 5 7 25 50 59 Ball 12 Megaplier 2. jackpot estimate $39 million.
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Ohio
Chronicle Telegram Contact and Circulation Details
The Chronicle Telegram provides office hours for executives and staff, advertising contacts, and subscription and delivery information. It lists misc numbers for home delivery service Elyria and other areas, with rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail, and electronic access.
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Elyria
U.S
Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Chronicle-Telegram
P.O
Shooting in Lorain parking lot prompts investigation
Julissa Romero reported a gunshot wound victim in a Lorain incident near East 42nd Street and Gary Avenue across from a temporary high school. A PT Cruiser and a Hyundai were involved in a five to ten minute parking lot encounter before a shot was fired. The victim, 21, was found unreponsive and hospitalized. suspect information remains unclear. The suspect, Roman of Columbus, has prior felonies including assault and weapon offenses.
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Gary Avenue
Lorain High School
Julissa Romero
Chronicle-Telegram
Romero
K.O. Laundry
E. 42Nd St
J.R. Foods
Ver
1604 E. 34Th St
Fulton Road
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Roman
Columbus
Burnett
Roddy
Kingsway Drive
Tower Boulevard
East 29Th Street
Elyria Faces Budget Gap Amid Tax hike Push
Finance Director Ted Pileski cites 1.2 million hike this year down from 2.4 million in 2010 while the city loses 800 000 annually from the estate tax repeal. Elyria with 450 full time and 50 part time staff for 55 000 residents braces for service cuts unless new funds are approved. Safety Service Director Mary Siwierka warns service delivery may falter at current costs. Council President Mike Lotko and others weigh the political dynamics of the proposed levy.
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Ted Pileski
Elyria
Mary Siwierka
Jessie
Council
Mike Lotko
Elyria considers five year 0.5 percent earned income tax
Elyria City Council approved a proposed five year 0.5 percent earned income tax for the March primary ballot that would raise an estimated 6.2 million dollars yearly. Funds would support street and park improvements, city capital projects, 10 new police officers, downtown development and a fiber optic network for 15 city buildings. The plan faces a skeptical reception from City Auditor Lotko who urged caution and noted past levy rejections. Several residents urged unity in passage. Council members Davis Craig Madison Mitchell Cerra Baird Callahan voted yes while Latko abstained and Tanner was absent.
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Lotko
Marty Martinez
Brenda Davis
Jessie
Mark Craig
Marcus Madison
Donna Mitchell
Jack Cerra
Stewart
Jack Baird
Tom Callahan
Latko
Larry Tanner
Oberlin Residents Oppose NEXUS Pipeline Plan
Oberlin officials and residents contest the proposed NEXUS gas pipeline citing proximity to homes wetlands and a fire department. Attorney Carolyn Elefant will aid in federal level opposition through FERC review while local figures warn against increased industrial development near the Ramsey right of way.
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Carolyn Elefant
FERC
Elefant
Grafton
LaGrange
Pittsfield
New Russia
Camden
Ramsey
Oberlin
Western Reserve Land Conservancy
Reserve Avenue
Oberlin Fire Department
Welcome Nursing Home
Lorain County
Metro Parks
Bryan Burgess
Burgess
Ing
Utica
Marcellus
Ohio
NEXUS
John Elder
Committee For Safe and Sustainable Energy
Elder
FirstEnergy seeks Ohio rate hike and rebates plan
FirstEnergy asks the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to approve a short term rate increase for about 2 million customers to keep aging coal and nuclear plants running. The proposal, part of an eight year settlement, would raise average bills $3.25 monthly initially but offer $560 million in rebates while opponents estimate a $3.9 billion cost to consumers.
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Columbus
FirstEnergy
Ohio
Power Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Office of Ohio Consumers’ Counsel
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Communities For Safe
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