Elyria daylight robbery targets couple on Berwick Court
Two Elyria men, aged 23 and 41, held up a couple at 3 p.m. on Berwick Court displaying a handgun and taking an undisclosed amount. One man faces two counts of aggravated robbery and criminal damaging. the second faces two counts of complicity. The couple knew the assailants and were not harmed.
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Elyria
Berwick Court
Andy Eichenlaub
Middle Avenue assault leaves Elyria man robbed of cash
A 42 year old Elyria man says three black males attacked him near 10th Street and Middle Avenue during a nightly walk. He was shoved and punched, his glasses broken, and $200 in cash torn from his coat pocket before the trio fled. He reported the incident to police.
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Elyria
Middle Avenue
10Th Street
Standoff on Lorain County Transit Bus Over Odor Dispute
A Lorain County Transit bus incident near East 31 Street and Grove Avenue ended with a man spraying something to counter a foul smell. An argument escalated as a woman accused him of jealousy and possible infidelity. she kicked him after he shoved her. She did not press charges and the man was barred from riding LCT.
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Lorain
Lorain County
LCT
East 31 Street
Grove Avenue
Chronicle Telegram Corrects and Requests Reader Input
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors and corrections by calling 329-7155 as part of its commitment to accurate news coverage. The notice emphasizes transparency and ongoing accuracy in reporting.
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Lottery results and jackpots from Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia
Ohio midday and evening draws report Pick 3 6 7 6 and 0 8 4, Pick 4 7 9 4 7 and 0 1 3 8, Rolling Cash 5 2 6 8 9 10 with $110000 jackpot, Classic Lotto at $2.4 million, Mega Millions Tuesday numbers 6 7 26 27 49 and 9 with $20 million estimate. Michigan Daily 3 6 1 2 Daily 4 0 0 8 3 Fantasy 5 4 7 21 23 34. Pennsylvania Daily Number 8 9 4 Big 4 8 5 7 9 Cash 5 14 15 27 28 38. West Virginia Daily 3 7 7 4 Daily 4 5 5 1 7.
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Chronicle Staff Contact Directory Listing
The Chronicle staff directory lists publisher editor managing editor news editor sports editor features editor photography and advertising contacts with phone numbers and office hours for daily operations. It shows titles such as A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young Julie Wallace Benjamin Nagy Kevin Aprile Kristen Winn Barb Rusko Stephens and Bruce Bishop with hotline numbers and office hours.
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Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Philip W. Kelly
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Kristen Winn
Aggressive panhandler Clarence Ervin arrested over 170 times
Clarence Ervin, 52, has been arrested 178 times on charges from panhandling on CTA trains to drug possession and assault. Riders fear on the Green Line between the Loop and Oak Park. Police often release him on own recognizance after misdemeanor arrests. He defends himself as a homeless disabled Marine veteran in need of help.
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Clarence Ervin
Chicago Transit Authority
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Clarence
Laramie
NOACA Selection Raises Legal Fight Between Townships
The association voted to appoint Columbia Township trustee Dale Rundle to the vacant NOACA post with Rochester Township trustee Amy Szmania as alternate. Haynes urged ending the litigation to avoid wrecking negotiations while Canfield urged upholding the law to protect citizens. The dispute, seen as a test of township rights to NOACA representation, could cost $3,000 to $4,000 in legal fees if pursued.
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Columbia Township
Dale Rundle
Noaca
Rochester Township
Amy Szmania
Haynes
Ger Wedge
Canfield
Jim McConnell
Rundle
Scheithauer
Dennis O’toole
Union official defends actions amid bargaining dispute
Spokesman Russ Keith of the State Employee Relations Board says an investigation will interview both parties to determine probable cause of a violation. A full report goes to SERB within 150 days with a possible hearing. Grace cannot be fined but remedial action may be ordered. Grace says negotiations will proceed as community turmoil lingers. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329-7121 or Roberson chronicet.com.
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Grace
McGrath Consulting Group
Lisa Roberson
Roberson
Chronicet
Kinlin testifies on fear and street snitch label in Howard shooting
Michael Kinlin tells jurors witnesses feared cooperation after street violence tied to the Howard case. He places Howse at the Taft Avenue home during the shooting and says Howse fled with the gun. Camera counters that Chris Howse, not Howse, fled with the weapon. Kinlin notes Howse rejected a six year plea offer.
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Michael Kinlin
Kinlin
Howse
Howard
Howie
Taft Avenue
Chris Howse
Chuckie Howard
Oberlin district eyes 50 to 60 million campus plan
Levies School Facilities Commission will attend as the district weighs a campus plan for 1150 students with separate elementary and secondary wings and possible recreation wellness and library facilities. A May 1 mill levy could help fund track renovation and tennis courts, with bond funding likely. Local questions must be certified by Feb 18 to the Lorain County Board of Elections.
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School Facilities Commission
Andrews
Oberlin
Lorain County
Ford offers fix for hybrids software glitch
Ford Motor Co will provide a software fix for 17,600 Fusion and Mercury Milan gas electric hybrids after a Consumer Reports test noted a transient brake feel during a transition between regenerative and conventional brakes. Ford calls it a customer satisfaction program, not a recall, and says no safety issue exists.
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Ford Motor Co
Automaker
Consumer Reports Magazine
Ford
Deep
U.S
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
Jeff Bartlett
Consumer Reports
Online Autos
Bond issue would fund Ohio jobs program
Ohio voters will decide in May on a 700 million dollar bond plan to fund a four year program that has created about 48,000 jobs since 2002. The measure passed both chambers and now goes to the secretary of state for May ballot placement. Governor Strickland calls the agreement strong validation of a premier economic development effort.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Secretary of State
Ted Strickland
Ohio
Copper piping theft and multiple shoplifting incidents in Lorain
Lorain police logs show a home copper pipe theft worth 100 dollars on W 22nd Street. Darius D. Shannon, 17, charged with no driver's license and failing to stop at a stop sign on East 34th Street and Fulton Road. A female juvenile cited for petty theft at Super Kmart on Leavitt Road for items under 20 dollars. Sharon K. Bashak, 52, Amherst, charged with petty theft at Super Kmart after security observed her taking items without paying. A home break-in on Garfield Avenue reported with about 5000 dollars in items stolen, including a 1200 dollar watch, 2000 dollar laptop, and a 36 inch TV valued at 1200.
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Fulton Road
Darius D. Shannon
Leavitt Road
Super Kmart
Sharon K. Bashak
Amherst
Garfield Ave
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