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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2004
Page
1
Ben Stiller says Barbra Streisand agreed to play his mother in Meet the Fockers, the follow up to Meet the Parents. He recalls her being generous and “cool and funny” as she returns to a nat comedy role. Streisand later won an Oscar for Funny Girl in 1968.
The Chronicle Telegram publishes daily except Christmas from Elyria Ohio. It lists staff roles including publisher Hudnutt editor Young and managing editor Westerholt. Circulation hours cover home delivery in Elyria non toll areas and other areas with mail delivery options and rates.
Weekend draw results list regional and out of state lotteries with daily numbers and Pick 3 Pick 4 and rolling cash 5 figures. Includes multiple jackpots such as Rolling Cash 5 and Super Lotto Plus with estimated totals and recent winning numbers.
Michelle Park reports in The Chronicle on a severe snow day as road crews clear routes in Lorain and Huron counties. Stories recount snowplows stuck, drivers delaying work, and families staying home while essential workers endure long delays and hazardous commutes.
City officials warn that North Olmsted and RTA face budget strains as a proposed subsidy shift threatens ongoing bus service. Officials cite funding gaps, contingencies and legal options while praising current operations and vowing no interruption.
Council president joins the North Olmsted mayoral contest as third candidate. OGrady, citing path to leadership, promises focus on city growth and education. He notes past service with Cleveland area schools and Kennedy Library ties while planning official declaration at a later date.
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