Crime blotter report from Elyria and Amherst area incidents
Police blotter details multiple cases. Included are cocaine and drug paraphernalia charges for George E. Keressi and Wilfredo Rodriguez Garcia Jr in Elyria, theft attempts at Convenient Food Mart and various property thefts in Elyria and Amherst with values listed for stolen cash, electronics, and firearms.
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Washington Avenue
George E. Keressi
Winckles Street
Elyria
Long Avenue
Wilfredo Rodriguez Garcia Jr
Lorain
Fire prompts brief closure at Elyria bank
The First Merit Bank on Court Street in Elyria closed briefly Monday after a storage room fire triggered a sprinkler. Firefighters found the blaze in a second floor storage room and water damage seeped into the lobby. Cause under investigation.
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Elyria
Robert Donofrio
IRG to finish sewer work then close American Stone sale
IRG plans to have the Cordes sewer project dug in spring and run within two years. IRG buys American Stone for 22 million including the Erie County quarry and Lorain Plant redevelopment. final paperwork closes today per chairman Tom Roulston. Brad Dicken at 329-7147.
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Cordes
IRG
American Stone
Trans European
Tom Roulston
Ford
Lorain
Erie County
Roulston
Corrections and Clarifications Policy
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling the newsroom at 329 7155, underscoring the paper’s commitment to accuracy and reader feedback.
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Chronicle Telegram
Ohio and Michigan Lottery Numbers Report
Lottery results from Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania and West Virginia for Monday and Sunday draws. Includes Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 6 5 Classic Lotto Mega Millions Pennsylvanias Cash 5 and West Virginias Daily 3 and Daily 4 with listed numbers and jackpots for Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto.
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Ohio
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
Big
Cash
West Virginia
Chronicle Telegram Staff and Publication Details
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles including Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew A Young and various editors. It provides contact numbers for departments and notes office hours and subscription options. The paper is published daily by Lorain County Printing and Publishing in Elyria Ohio with weekend editions on select dates.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Elyria
Nomtoll
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
The
Chronicle
A. Cooper Hudnuttese
Andrew R. Young
Patti Ewald
Tom Meecha
Gary Gozart
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Philip W. Kelly
Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
House approves 516 billion spending bill amid Iraq funding fight
The House passed a 516 billion omnibus funding measure for 14 cabinet agencies and Afghanistan troop funding, moving toward a year end budget deal with the White House. Bush signaled support if Senate adds up to 40 billion for Iraq, Votes split 253 154 then 206 201 on troop addition.
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Washington
House
Afghanistan
White House
Bush
Senate
Republicans
U.S
Iraq
Congress
Deputies Drop Off Toys To Aid Local Families In Need
Lorain County Deputies Association and Not- Forgotten Box volunteers collected and delivered dozens of toys to children facing hardship. Sheriff’s Deputy John Steenstra notes families lose income and stress rises while kids lose Christmas joy. Remaining toys from a sheriff’s drive were donated to the Not-Forgotten Box and donations continue today. Contact Shawn Foucher at 329 7197 or sfoucher chroniciat com.
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Lorain County Deputies Association
John Steenstra
Steenstra
Deputies Association
The
Sheriff's Association
Chronicle
Shawn Foucher
Sfoucher
Chroniciat.com
Jason Miller
Firelands Elementary School
Phillip Saylor
Grace Habeck
Sean Lipscomb
Brittany Saylor
Ryan Ortner
Isaac Sultzer
Alex Steindl
Midwest mortgage woes hit housing as defaults rise
Mortgage defaults surge with Michigan 7.7 percent and Ohio 5.9 percent unemployment. Countrywide data show income loss, illness, and divorce drive two thirds of defaults. California and Florida cited among states with fewer losses. Flint resident Phillip Hubbard narrates personal foreclosure amid rising costs and loan struggles. Midwest tops list of states with loan losses alongside Minnesota Indiana and Illinois.
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Michigan
Ohio
California
Florida
Doug Duncan
The
Mortgage Bankers Association
Countrywide Financial Corp
Countrywide
Phillip Hubbard
Flint
Ance
Fannie Mae
Midwest
Minnesota
Indiana
Illinois
Leno and Conan Return To TV Amid Writers Strike Rules
NBC hosts Leno and Conan announce return to work with non writing staffs laid off. The Writers Guild enforcement limits on monologues and on air writing are highlighted as the two discuss reopening. NBC cites staff layoffs and Carson era tie in to press messaging.
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Leno
Debbie Vickers
Conan
The
Writers Guild of
America
Guild
NBC
WGA
Conan O'Brien
Johnny Carson
Rick Ludwin
Elyria $68 Million School Expansion Clears Most Property
The Elyria school district moves to acquire dozens of parcels between Middle and West Avenues and Sixth and Seventh Streets for a new high school. Only two owners, Elbert Investments and New UC Partners, refuse. Demolition began after $3 million spent. one homeowner, Harlow, sold for about $100,000 after living there until August.
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Middle and
West Avenues
Sixth and Seventh Streets
Elbert Investments
Seventh Street
Middle Avenue
New UC Partners
Sixth Street
Harlow
Imperial Court
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