Lorain Faces 2016 Homicide Toll This Year Tops 2009 Peak
Lorain reports 11 homicides in 2016, the highest since 2009, with a list of notable killings across the year. Jan 16 Corrina Charlton shot. Anthony Davis charged with murder. July 12 Kenneth Shinafelt shot. Darius Ramey tried as adult for murder. July 14 Lani Smith shot. Larry Brown indicted. Aug 2 John Whitfield found dead. Michele Noble charged. Aug 14 Robert Gnizak shot at Taco Bell. $5,000 reward offered. Aug 22 Kimberley Manilla stabbed. her son charged. Aug 29 Jimmie Holland Jr. shot. multiple arrests and charges. Sept 1 Westgate Garden shootout. Maurice Kimbrough charged with multiple counts.
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Seventh Court
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Kenneth Shinafelt
Elyria
Reeves Avenue
Darius Ramey
Shinafelt
Lani Smith
West Ninth Street
Larry Brown
Smith
Maryland
John Whitfield
West 23Rd Street
Michele Noble
Robert Gnizak
Taco Bell
Oberlin Avenue
Kimberley Manilla
Concord Street
Jimmie Holland Jr
Lexington Ave
Jasmine Schafer
Elliott Kirkland
Mark Sanchez
Kirkland
Latrice Thomas
Westgate Garden
Leavitt Road
Jose Morales
Angel Cruz
Maurice Kimbrough
Boyfriend Charged in Lorain Court. History of Violent Records
A1 reports a boyfriend facing Lorain Municipal Court charges including a 2012 endangering children conviction. The subject, Jackson, has prior domestic violence records with a 2011 misdemeanor and a 2015 felony, for which probation was given. He was indicted in 2006 for aggravated robbery and burglary, receiving a three year prison term. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329-7121 or Roberson chroniclet.com.
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Invasion From Al Cannon Paroled in Cuya hoga Case
Al Cannon, released on parole in July 2013, stems from a 2012 drug trafficking conviction in Cuyahoga County. He served about a year in prison and has multiple prior drug cases dating back to 1998.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155, emphasizing commitment to accurate news coverage and transparency in corrections and clarifications.
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Ohio Lottery draws results and upcoming jackpots
Ohio Saturday draws reported for Midday and Evening games with Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 5 Classic Lotto Kicker Rolling Cash 5 and Lucky for Life results. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 100000 and Classic Lotto 6.2 million. Mega Millions Friday results and next Mega Millions jackpot estimated at 51 million.
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The Chronicle Executive and Editorial Staff Listing
The Chronicle lists President CEO Paul B Martin and Vice President Andrew R Young. William D Hudnutt serves as General Manager and Ann E Klunzinger as Controller. Editorial staff include Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile and Features Editor Howard Gollop. Bruce Bishop handles photography. Subscription and delivery numbers are provided for Elyria and other areas with various weekly rates.
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Paul B. Martin
Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Julie Wallace
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Howard Gollop
Bruce Bishop
Community Rallies for Schubert Family Medical Costs
Donation total reaches 1870 with about 600 in toys collected. Sonya of Cincinnati says Nicole Rourke and Teresa will donate Wednesday. Proceeds support the Not-Forgotten Box in the Schuberts’ honor, with later funds aiding Teresa’s medical expenses and lost wages.
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Karen Thomas
Cheryl Pogan
Jeanie Williams
Debbie Heacox
Michael Ray
Tom Lehman
Pam Greer
Kathy Slack
Pamela Curtiss
Billy Hudnutt
Jerry Westfall
Johnny DeMarco
Cindy Westfall
Becky Finnegan
Laurie Tabor
Jeff Loesch
Linda White
Kathie Craig
Dan Derringer
Millie McGrowen
Sonya
Cincinnati
Nicole Rourke
Teresa
Wooten
Schuberts
Teresa Schubert
Notforgoten Box Toy Drive at The Chronicle-Telegram
The Not-Forgotten Box collection asks donors to drop off toys for children up to 13 years old at The Chronicle-Telegram office located at 225 East Ave. Drop-off hours run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Wednesday.
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Therapy dolls aid dementia patients at Welcome Nursing Home
Occupational therapist Heidi Freas and The Welcome Nursing Home embrace Bunny Bundles Reborns to calm agitation in residents with dementia and Alzheimer’s. Since 2016 creator Rachel Smith has produced dozens of lifelike dolls, donated some to nursing homes, and credits the dolls with giving residents purpose and comfort.
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Welcome Nursing Home
Central Ohio Alzheimer’s Association
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Smith
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Freas
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Wellington
Lorain County
Keystone Pointe Health and Rehabilitation
LaGrange
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