Gas explosion at Medina complex leaves eight families homeless
Firefighters battled a gas explosion at a Medina County apartment, displacing eight families and leaving two parents with severe burns and a critically injured son. The building was a total loss after 40 minutes, with investigators examining gas lines and Columbia Gas confirming their lines were not the source of the blast.
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Red Cross aids families after Medina fire and displaced residents
The American Red Cross arrived Thursday morning supplying firefighters with food and water and arranging emergency shelter for residents displaced by the blaze. Mary Williams, regional communications officer, says eight units are uninhabitable and survivors will receive emergency financial assistance, shelter, food and clothing. Williams notes hotel partnerships are in place for shelter, with recovery plans varying per person.
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Lorain Police Log Highlights Feb 6 8 8 8
Chronicle of incidents in Lorain including arrests for theft cocaine and drug paraphernalia possession shoplifting and domestic violence from Feb 6 to Feb 8. Notable events include a home shot at and a man known as Unk seen during the night.
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Chronicle-Telegram Coverage Notes Contact
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors and provide accurate news details by contacting the newsroom at the listed phone number 329 7152. Readers are encouraged to share corrections and additional information to ensure precise reporting.
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Ohio Lottery Draws And Jackpot Outlook
Thursday midday results list Pick 3 6 9 2 Pick 6 9 0 Pick 4 5 5 8 3 Pick 4 1 4 5 2 Pick 5 3 0 2 6 lek 57 0 Rolling Cash 6 1 9 20 26 98 Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 120000 Classi Lotto 8.8 million Lucky for Life 5 9 17 40 44 Lucky Ball Mega Millions 25 28 37 56 71 Mega Ball 12 Megaplier 5 Next Mega Millions 20 million Powerball 14 20 42 49 66 Powerball 5 Power Play 2 Next Powerball 285 million.
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A garbled advertisement notice from The Chronicle Telegram lists home delivery options, phone hours, and subscription prices. It mentions electronic edition access, weekend delivery, and the postal address in Elyria Ohio, with pricing and publication details scattered through the text.
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Trial Transcript Highlights Gibbs Denies Rape, Claims Misunderstanding
Lorain County Prosecutor presses Gibbs as defense recounts events of Sept 18, 2013. Gibbs admits difficulty answering questions and acknowledges responsibility for the girl entering hot water but maintains he did not rape her. Prosecutor accuses him of destroying evidence while Gibbs contends another person raped the girl. Trial continues with closing arguments.
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Olmsted Falls Mayor address on nondiscrimination protections
Tim Linn resigned as Council president after a controversial sign sparked threats from some LGBT supporters. Ann Marie Donegan said the council will introduce an ordinance Tuesday for nondiscriminatory protections. Linn says he faced death threats and believes police will do nothing, while supporters flooded his shop with messages. Trent of Akron, a transgender woman, urged education over violence and welcomed Linn’s resignation.
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Washington appeals court upholds Trump immigration ban ruling
Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson calls the ruling a complete victory for Washington as the 9th Circuit upholds parts of a ban on refugees and travelers. The decision leaves open possible Supreme Court involvement amid a 4 to 4 ideological split and potential full circuit review. The order notes the 120 day refugee ban and 90 day visitor ban on six countries remain in effect during review.
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