Priest Indicted in Church Marihuana Cultivation Case
Rev. Richard A. Arko 40 is charged by Summit County grand jury with illegal cultivation of marijuana and possession of criminal tools. He faces one to two years and up to 5250 dollars in fines. Police seized 35 marijuana plants and paraphernalia from Prince of Peace Church rectory.
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Lorain County
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Wellington district raises liability premium by 20000
The Wellington school district will pay $20,000 more for liability insurance this year due to a rise in claims over the past five years. The Wednesday headline about the premium was incorrect.
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Lottery results Ohio and neighboring states brief draw report
Ohio results list midday Pick 3 1 2 3 Pick 4 9 3 4 2 and 4 7 22 Super Lotto 3 15 19 42 45 with bonus 34 Kicker 0731245 Buckeye S 13 18 25 26 33 Super Lotto Plus jackpot $4 million Mega Millions Tuesday numbers 9 21 26 35 41 Mega Ball 17 jackpot estimated $102 million Out of state PA Daily Number 7 5 Big 4 1 396 Michigan Daily 3 2 3 4 Daily 4 1 3 2 6 Rolldown 4 5 21 26 33 West Virginia Daily 3 1 3 6 Daily 4 6 5 6 8
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Ohio Lottery Draw Results Summary
Ohio winners recap from recent draws listing Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences, Buckeye 5 numbers, Super Lotto and Bonus Ball. Includes Friday and Saturday results with specific numbers: Midday Pick 3 and 4 across multiple dates, Buckeye 5 series, Super Lotto sets 1 3 7 37 40 45, Bonus Ball 42, Kicker 8 0 5 5 3 9, plus Friday and Saturday entries 2 3 9 0 6 2 and 0 38 54 8 7 1 8 with Buckeye 5 6 7 15 24 29.
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Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Staff and Contact Details
The Chronicle-Telegram lists executive staff including A Cooper Hudnutt as president and treasurer, Patti Ewald as publisher and editor, Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor, Scott Brown as editorial page editor, Pam McMilan as news editor and metro editor, Kevin Aprile as sports editor, and Bruce Bishop as photographer. Also provided are various contact numbers for advertising, circulation, classifieds, and office hours, with publication details noting the Elyria Ohio address and USPS information.
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Cleveland Islamic leader seeks to stay as prayers continue
Imam Fawaz Mohammed Damrah asked a judge to allow him to lead mosque prayers until a congregational meeting next month amid a dispute at the Islamic Center of Cleveland in Parma. His legal case accuses him of hiding ties to anti Israel groups while applying for US citizenship.
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Massachusetts faces amendment over defining marriage
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that gay couples may marry, prompting Republican Gov. Romney backed efforts to define marriage as a man woman union. A constitutional amendment could appear on 2006 ballots, while other states consider similar bans.
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Transit area routes cut. new community connectors added
LCT replaces some routes with community connectors priced at 4 per ride elsewhere in the county while Amherst Avon Avon Lake areas offer 1.25 per ride. Regular routes stay 1.25 for adults and 0.60 for seniors and disabled. Dial-a-Ride costs 4 for adults and 2 for seniors. About 635000 regular rides and 65000 Dial-a-Ride trips last year per LCT. Contact numbers provided for scheduling and customer service.
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Ridgeview center club and police presence amid high turnout
Dent notes arrests at Club 20 have slowed since January while Saturday crowds reach 600. Club 20 Corp funds police patrols at the parking lot, and Craciun says officers focus on the doorstep. A former gang element was reportedly removed after the December change in ownership, with past fights among groups noted.
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Club 20 charged as 14 teens cited in 2003
Hoath Ridgeville Police say in 2003 fourteen youths were charged with disorderly conduct at Club 20 including incidents in the parking lot. Craciun notes underage smoking enforcement inside the club and stresses age limits for cigarettes. He cites a principal’s letter confirming prior problems and says the investment targets safety. Contact Tony Lombardo.
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Kucinich stays in race with antiwar platform and Ohio bid
Congressman Dennis Kucinich plans a week of campaigning in Washington state Michigan and Maine with caucuses ahead and a return to New York Tennessee Virginia Georgia Ohio Nevada California and Wisconsin. He defends his bid for re election in the Cleveland area while pushing to pull U S troops from Iraq and extend health care. He questions the Iraq war rationale and cites calls for proof of weapons of mass destruction. The race remains competitive with one Democrat challenger in Ohio and several Republicans.
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Lights Fail Returns Prompted Ohio Edison Crew Fallout
Bendick, owner of a four unit Elyria building, says Ohio Edison workers fixed a problem for others but not his unit and left with no explanation. Tenants, including a disabled resident, reported outages as he tried 1-888-LIGHTS and the police for help after 6 p.m. before he took matters into his own hands.
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Power outage at Lake Avenue station leaves residents in the dark
A contractor damage caused an outage affecting about 20 people near Ohio Edi son’s Station on Lake Avenue. Bendick sought a live operator for hours, believing power would return sooner after a misread estimate. Delays were blamed on a bulldozer blocking access until the line could be repaired.
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