Not-Forgotten Box drive surpasses toy goal this year
The Not-Forgotten Box toy drive, in partnership with the Chronicle and the Salvation Army, surpassed its 8,000 toy goal with nearly 13,000 items collected by December 14. Volunteers distributed three days of food to recipients while coordinating boxes and toys for about 1,100 families and 2,200 to 2,500 children.
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Catalytic converter stolen from church van in Tower Blvd incident
BLOTTER reports theft of a catalytic converter from a Tower Baptist Church van on Tower Blvd. At Leavitt Road a store manager accused two youths of stealing, then allowed police to question them after a disturbance. A man alleged manager assault at a Pizza Hut, and Marquesha Price, 21, was arrested on domestic violence and vandalism charges after a knifepoint incident.
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Corrections and Clarifications on Oberlin Case Dismissal
The Chronicle Telegram notes corrections to a Dec 15 item about Oberlin City Prosecutor Frank Carlson and a felony robbery charge against a teen. Carlson had not formally dismissed the case on Dec 15, but stated plans to dismiss it. the case was dismissed Wednesday.
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Lottery results and big jackpots across multiple states
Ohio midweek draws show Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers with rolling cash five and classic Lotto jackpots at 120 000 and 6.7 million dollars respectively. Major national games Mega Millions and Powerball list recent numbers and estimated jackpots of 76 million and 40 million. Additional results from Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia include Daily 3 4 Fantasy 5 Pick series wild ball Cash 5 and Daily 3 4 draws with various numbers.
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The Chronicle Telegram Staff and Contact Details
The Chronicle Telegram lists executive names, departments, and contact numbers. Includes President CEO Paul B. Martin, VP Andrew R. Young, editor Andrew R. Young, sports editor Kevin Aprile, circulation contacts, and advertising lines. Subscription rates and delivery options for daily and weekend editions are provided along with post office information.
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Evacuation Ends in Aleppo as Snowbound Buses Depart
Hundreds of rebels and civilians including children were bused out of eastern Aleppo amid heavy snow marking the evacuation's final phase. The move clears the way for Assad to control the city, following weeks of surrender of last opposition footholds to opposition areas. About 25,000 people have been moved since the process began last week.
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Lorain County budget feud over sales tax rejection vs. cuts
Critics accuse commissioners of mismanaging finances after voters rejected a 0.25 percent sales tax. They urge cuts, privatization, and land sales to cover a looming shortfall. Sheriff Stammitti warns of 10 to 12 deputy layoffs if measures fail. Budget frozen at 2016 level with 2017 requests near 62 million. Rally planned to gather signatures but date pending.
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Salvation Army kettle drive trails budget by $25,000 this week
Elyria's Salvation Army kettle drive aims for a $90,000 yearly total but has collected about $65,500 by Dec 17. organizers say weather and economy affect giving, with three days left to end the season Saturday. Maj. Evan Hickman notes Northeast Ohio donations are down nearly $2 million statewide.
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Oberlin case spurs boycott over bakery arrest
Police reported a confrontation near Oberlin College involving Aladin, Endia Lawrence, and Cecelia Whettstone, all black, and Gibson, a white student. The incident led to a plea-deal dispute, college boycotts, halted orders, and calls for a public trial to reveal facts.
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Brown to lead Port Authority amid Novak retirement
Port Authority Executive Director Rick Novak will retire February 28 after 30 years with the authority and 40 years in public service. Brown, a 15 year Port Authority volunteer and current Fire Department official, will take the role with an estimated $90,000 salary and focus on economic development as the city faces a $3.6 million deficit and prior fire staffing reductions. The transition includes an internal hiring process and potential promotions for younger staff. Contact Katie Nix with details.
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