Ohio Lottery Results and Jackpots Summary
Ohio Monday draws list Pick 3 3-1-8 and 7-8-6, Pick 4 5-7-8-2 and 2-9-12, Rolling Cash 5 19-23-29-30-31, Ten-Oh lengthy set, Classic Lotto 5-8-11-17-20-33 with a $8.4M jackpot, Mega Millions Friday numbers 4-33-41 51 56 and ball 38 with an $83M est. jackpot. Out of state Michigan Daily 3 9-8-8 Daily 4 1-0-3-2 FantAsy 5 8-10-14-26-33. Pennsylvania Daily Number 7-0-3 Big 4 2-2-7-7 Cash 5 15-17-18-26-35. West Virginia Daily 3 1-8-8 Daily 4 2-8-4-5.
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Chronicle-Telegram Publisher and staff directory entry
The Chronicle Telegram staff roster lists publisher A Cooper Hudnutt editor Andrew R Young managing editor Julie Wallace news editor Benjamin Nagy sports editor Kevin Aprile photography Bruce Bishop features editor Kristen Winn marketing director Barb Rusko Stephens and other offices. It also notes subscription rates delivery options and contact numbers for Elyria Ohio area readers.
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Philip W. Kelly
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Chie
Kristen Winn
Lorain mayor reignites bid for CRA deal legislation
Lorain Mayor Tony Krasienko plans to bring back an earlier Community Reinvestment Area agreement with County Auditor Mark Stewart before the City Council by January 4. He cites possible changes to council makeup and new information as paths to approval, while noting the CRA terms would stay the same. The council previously rejected the agreement on November 9 after a split vote and abstentions, as new members prepare to take seats in January.
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Lorain
Tony Krasienko
Mark Stewart
Krasienko
Melanie Szabo
I-1st
Dennis Flores
Joel Arredondo
Mitch Fallis
Fallis
Stewart
Lorain Mayoral Tax Vote Battle Shifts City Budget
Lorain Elyria City Council scaled back 2005 income tax credit after public outcry and placed it on the November ballot. Voters rejected the tax 56 percent to 44 percent. Council discusses raising bicycle license fees from 2 to 3 and a five year 5 plate tax to fund Oberlin Avenue work, estimated at 1.2 million. Also aimed to use a $1 million federal brownfield grant to fund cleanup and loans, with consultant costs around 60 thousand.
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Oberlin Avenue
Council
City eyes automated trash trucks to replace manual crews
Councilman Mike Lotko notes aging trucks as city plans an automated program. One worker would handle pickups for 825 homes versus 550 today, with 23 sanitation staff and no layoffs. A $3.9 million, 10 year bonds plan would use $500,000 sanitation funds and a $300,000 Lorain County grant. Public details on elderly disabled access and item size remain to be worked out.
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Mike Lotko
Sanitation
Eichenlaub
Lorain County
Vic Stewart
Safety Service
Chris Eichenlaub
City to deploy automated curbside collection saving over 254000 annually
The city will purchase and deliver new carts to homes before switching to automated trash trucks. One cart handles trash and another handles recyclables. An alternative program will cover large items. Current costs are 3.093 million. the new program costs 2.839 million, saving about 254000 yearly. Thirty-eight employees reduced to fifteen, with no layoffs for the remaining staff.
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Sanitation Department
Pearl Harbor leader recalls war’s turning point and U.S. mobilization
Pearl The post's chaplain John Polgar told about 40 attendees that Pearl Harbor shattered myths and revealed national unpreparedness. He noted 2,300+ deaths, hundreds of aircraft losses, and a Navy fleet crippled, while wartime mechanization surged and armed forces grew from 500,000 to 14.4 million. 86-year-old veteran Alex Gressler recalled serving aboard LCS 129 and Okinawa memories.
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Amherst
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Hawaii
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Chronicle
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
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CRA Deal
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Flores
Alicia Castelli
Acastelli
Chroniclet
Bret. Schuster
4Th Ward
Schuster
Community Development Department
Don Romancak
Romancak
Lisa Roberson
Roberson
Chronicler.com
Vazopren
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Balbhouing Ouest
Ee Scott
Pearl
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West 18Th Street
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Skillet
Steve Fogarty
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