Community helps needy with toys and essentials in Elyria
Taft-Kerstetter Lodge secretary Stan Wojdyla explains the drive to ensure everyone has what they need. Donna and Henry Dutton donate yearly in memory of grandson Preston Bolten. Toys For Tots event at Lorain County Community College raised 425 toys and 535 dollars. Local dentist Scott Nagy contributed over 1,000 toothbrushes. Donations to The Chronicle Telegram Salvation Army box stay open until 5 p.m. Friday at 225 East Ave.
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Stan Wojdyla
Taft-Kerstetter Memorial Lodge
Fraternal Order of Police Associates
Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
Donna
Henry Dutton
Preston Bolten
Donna Dutton
Dutton
Lorain County Auditor's Office
Lorain County Community College
Elyria
Scott Nagy
Elyria Salvation Army
The
Chronicle
East Ave
U.S
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Lorain Schools face heavy costs from charters and open enrollment
Lorain Schools have cut about $2 million in health care benefits over two years and approved a one year wage freeze and 10 percent pay cut for extracurriculars to save roughly $2 million. Charter schools drain funding, costing about $5,700 per student annually, with 2010-11 figures: charters $11.4 million, open enrollment $4.5 million, vouchers $1.4 million.
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Ers
Branham
Ohio
Lorain
Lorain Schools Eye Recovery Plan Amid 12 Million Deficit
Lorain Schools face a 12 million deficit prompting a proposed recovery plan next year. It includes up to 6 million in state borrowing and 6.1 to 7.6 million in layoffs and cuts including eliminating arts and busing. The district seeks a new levy after November rejection and plans stakeholder outreach.
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Lorain Schools
Lorain
Stidham fires on deputies at home after mental health dispute
Friends say Stidham suffered mental health issues and stopped prescribed medication. Deputies arrived after 7:55 p.m. to establish a perimeter. Stidham began firing at 8:34 p.m. Crausaz and others were involved as the standoff unfolded.
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Stidham
Fox
Crausaz
Ohio Senate backs Blue Alert bill for officer casualties
The Ohio Senate approved a Blue Alert measure that would broadcast an Amber Alert style warning when a police officer is killed or injured and the suspect is not in custody, with the House still to vote. The plan would place Ohio with 13 similar states and was supported by all 33 senators.
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Ohio
Columbus
Senate
House
Corrections and Clarifications From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram notes errors in a Wellington photo caption credit for a group of young carolers and requests readers to report factual mistakes. Virginia Mateer provided the correct image, while a Wednesday caption credited a different individual.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Wellington
Virginia Mateer
Lottery results and jackpots across states
Ohio midday and evening draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 results, Rolling Cash 5, Classic Lotto with jackpots at 110000 and 1.2 million respectively, Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots and recent numbers. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia show Daily 3 4 and Cash 5 style results for Wednesday.
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Ten-Oh
Out of State
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
Big
West Virginia
Chronicle Telegram staff contact list and publishing details
The Chronicle Telegram lists editorial and management staff names including Editor Andrew R Young News Editor Bruce Bishop Features Editor Ryan Dawson and Sports Editor Kevin Aprile. It provides office numbers and contact hours, circulation and advertising contacts, and subscription rates for local and mail editions.
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Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
City sues over nuisance animal feeding ordinance
A city council passed the nuisance feeding ordinance unanimously on June 6. The first complaint was logged July 20 by neighbor Deborah Collins, who says raccoons litter the yard, create odor and health concerns, and that deer have damaged landscaping. The Reichards declined comment, and the case proceeds with formal notices issued to enforce the ordinance.
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Deborah Collins
Collins
Shilling
Reichards
Lois
Robert Reichard
Jon Rosenbaum
Mark Craig
14Th Ward
Craig
Commissioners OK first quarter budget cuts in Elyria
Elyria county commissioners Lori Kokoski and Ted Kalo approved about 2.4 million in general fund cuts for 2012. Republican Tom Williams opposed, citing a 2013 deficit projection of 10.5 million and seeking deeper cuts. They also asked Probate Judge James Walther to authorize using proceeds from the sale of the old Green Acres orphanage to fund the 4-H program via the OSU Extension Office in New Russia Township. Williams noted about 36,000 was raised from a December gala and aid is needed until alternate funding is found. The orphanage was sold to Oberlin for 265,000 earlier this year.
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Elyria
Lori Kokoski
Ted Kalo
Tom Williams
James Walther
Green Acres
OSU
New Russia Township
Williams
Oberlin
Man charged after high speed police chase in North Ridgeville
Eaton Township man Bryan Long, 25, faces DUI and resisting arrest charges after a midnight pursuit along Route 83. Deputies say Long fled a domestic dispute in Columbia Station, reached 100 mph, hit stop sticks, ran a red light, and crashed into a guardrail near Westwood Drive.
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North Ridgeville
Eaton Township
Bryan Long
South Island Road
Columbia Station
Gregory Hudson
Long
Westwood Drive
MFC leases in Camden and Pittsfield townships target Lorain County
Jerry Kolb and Larry Kolb signed leases with MFC in Camden and Pittsfield townships while Avon Belden Avon Lake LLC leased with Lehigh Gas Ohio LLC in Avon Lake. MFC's Rob Clauss cites Medina County wells and statewide potential, noting Columbia Gas storage fields may aid or complicate Lorain County exploration with no fixed 2012 timetable.
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Jerry Kolb
MFC
Camden Township
Pittsfield Township
Larry Kolb
Avon Lake
Avon Belden
Avon Lake LLC
Lehigh Gas Ohio LLC
Rob Clauss
Medina County
Lorain County
Clauss
Lawrence Thevenot
Pride Oil and Gas
Lafayette
Columbia Gas Transmission Co
West Virginia
Columbia
Multiple arrests and thefts in Lorain and surrounding area
Law reports list arrests for drug charges at Riverside Court and Middle Ave and thefts at Target and Walmart. Incidents include graffiti removal, a robbery attempt at Sears, a trespass case over asbestos work, a purse theft with extensive contents, a mailbox damage, a domestic dispute, window and TV theft, stolen tires, and vehicle vandalism across Lorain on December 12 and 13.
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East River
Buckeye
Kenneth Knight
Riverside Court
Angel Smith
Middle Ave
Danielle Altpater
East Ave
Chronicle-Telegram
Midway Mall
Saul Caraballo
Lorain
Sears
Chestnut St
Roger Dahl
Middle Avenue
Third Street
Justin Christian
Amherst
West River Road
Cedar
Second Streets
Paul Allgood
Burns Road
Crossroads Plaza
Target.com
Woodland Ave
Market Drive
Michell Jamerson
Target
Washington Ave
Nelson Tree Service
FirstEnergy
Erie Ave
14Th St
West 14Th Street
Hillsdale Court
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Brad Dicken
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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Mor
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Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Mark E. Brown
Barb Rusko Stephens
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Cindy Leise
Cleise
Elyria Police
Chestnut Commons Drive
Seth Beyler
Grafton
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Clinton Ave
Broad St
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John J. Gaal
James A. Arnold II
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