Fire damages Bell Avenue home. resident escapes unharmed
An electrical fire at 562 Bell Ave. in Elyria forced the owner to seek shelter elsewhere for the night. Firefighters tore down back wall to control the blaze, with an estimated 5 000 dollars in structural damage. A short in wiring is suspected. investigation continues.
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Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report errors
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and seek corrections. It emphasizes commitment to accurate news coverage and clarifies how readers can help improve reporting accuracy.
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Lottery results and jackpots across multiple states
Ohio Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 lines listed with numbers and rolling cash 5, ten oh and mega millions draws. Michigan Daily 3 6 4 7 Daily 4 9 8 5 4 Fantasy 5 5 14 18 28 33. Pennsylvania Daily Number 1 6 9 Big 4 7 8 6 8 Cash 5 18 22 23 24 30. West Virginia Daily 3 6 6 0 Daily 4 7 1 8 3. Mega Millions jackpot estimated at 83 million. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 152000. Classic Lotto 8.4 million. Kicker 3 8 5 4 8 5.
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Chronicle-Telegram staff and contact details page
Lorain County paper lists staff roles and contact numbers including Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R Young and various department heads. It also provides office hours, subscription rates, circulation numbers, and mailing addresses for Elyria Ohio.
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Library cuts force shorter hours amid funding squeeze
Library officials warn staffing reductions will shrink open hours as budgets tighten. Eldridge says districts must live within means and prepare for further cuts to stay solvent, leaving limited services for patrons during reduced hours.
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Lorain Library System announces new seasonal Sunday hours
Lorain Main Branch will open Sundays 1 to 4 p.m. from January to April and October to December, with Avon Branch closed Sundays and other branches adjusting weekend hours. Bookmobile is off Mondays and Fridays until March 31, 2011. Union talks continue with limited progress.
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TB Testing at School After Positive Skin Test
A school conducts TB skin tests after a student’s positive result. Chest X rays are offered free at a local clinic. Fewer than 150 students remain untested with parental permission, and a second round will occur in 12 weeks. Affected classes include English, with school operating normally.
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City buys extra acreage for park development near Waterbury project
The city purchased 22 acres for 300000 dollars tied to the Waterbury planned community. Six acres were initially set aside for a school but the district rejected them as too small. the city may use the land as a park after negotiations with Forest City for an additional 15 acres at about 20000 dollars per acre. New ball fields and restrooms are planned, with use likely starting in the 2011 summer season and a goal to support regional tournaments alongside Ohio Sports Park.
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Atmosphere Adventures brings hands on weather lessons to Lorain County students
Loufman leads a classroom science demo showing air weight and water vapor concepts with balloons and demos. Grants from Nordson Foundation Nord Family Foundation and Community Foundation of Lorain County fund program expansion to districts unable to pay for extra science activities.
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Ohio man Biros executed by single drug method
The U S Supreme Court rejected his appeal and Biros died under Ohio’s single drug lethal injection after a botched three drug plan was abandoned. Journalists note the process appeared painless though relatives of the victim criticized the execution as too easy.
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Census shifts: New York and others avert seat losses
A Brookings analysis shows immigration buoying major cities as native-born residents depart. New York and Los Angeles gained immigrants totaling 1.1 million and 815,000 since 2000, offsetting job-driven outflows and foreclosures. Florida may gain seats as migration slows.
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