Keystone students implicated in Adderall pill dealing
At Keystone Schools three female students aged 15 to 17 and a 15 year old male buyer face expulsion hearing after police say Adderall pills were sold at the high school. Some transactions occurred in the lunch room with pills priced at 3 dollars and 1.50 dollars. No pills were recovered. The case is being handled by the Lorain County Prosecutor's Office.
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Keystone Schools
Gary Friedt
LaGrange
Darryl Graves
Friedt
Lorain County
Reunion of program director recalls wartime service
In a Cincinnati area interview two former medics from the 80th Infantry Division describe evacuating battlefield casualties to make shift medical stations. One man recalls the war’s end and the lasting trauma of war as his daughter and granddaughter reflect on memories. Contact Steve Fogarty at 329-7146.
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80Th Infantry
Corrections Clarifications From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report errors and omissions by calling 329 7155 as part of the fall news coverage commitment. A brief note explains the posture on corrections and clarifications for accuracy.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Lottery results wrap across states and big jackpots
Ohio and Michigan draw results list Pick 3 Pick 4 Midday and evening runs with Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto. Mega Millions Tuesday results show numbers and an estimated $85 million jackpot while regional games from Pennsylvania and West Virginia list Daily Number and Daily 3 4 prizes.
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Kicker
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
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Quinto
West Virginia
Chronicle Telegram staff contacts and delivery notices
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff editors publishers and contact numbers for Elyria Ohio circulation and advertising. It provides delivery hours, toll free numbers, subscription rates and mailing address for the Lorain County paper.
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Daily
Ees
U.S
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Anoas
The
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
EMH leader Martin dies leaves legacy of growth and education
Former EMH President of Human Resources Martin guided Elyria Memorial Hospital to repeated top hospital honors and spearheaded student outreach including a $250000 pledge to Elyria Schools. He helped open the EMH Center for Health and Fitness in Avon and led purchases for future growth before passing away amid illness.
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EMH
Thomson Reuters
United States
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Elyria Schools
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Rigda
Elyria City
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Elyria
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Avon
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Ohio Hospital Association
Cleveland Health Network
Lorain National Bank
Lorain County Chamber of Commerce
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Main Street
United Way
Lorain County
Clarence Wills
Mary
Ryan
Conor
Sean
Parks Department Faces Major Cuts Endangering City Programs
Elyria Parks and Recreation Director Gustoff warns of broad program cancellations through February and March with many spring and summer offerings halted. Senior and youth programs may continue on a reduced schedule through March 6, and open skating and ice hockey proceed. The city may consider transferring parks to Lorain County Metro Parks, heightening concerns about local history and community access. Residents are urged to seek alternative options from local youth sports groups.
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Cascade Park
Parks and Recreation Department
Parks and Recreation
North Rec
West Recreation Center
Cascade Nature Center
North
West Rec
Elyria
Heman Ely
Lorain County
City to cut Fire Department ranks to save costs
Grace defends an ordinance allowing demotion of nine Fire Department officers to save up to 100000 for the year while arguing the department is top heavy. Marks warns safety and budget pressures could trigger 800000 in cuts and loss of 20 firefighters even as Grace presses ahead with demotions.
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Grace
Gibbs
Fire Department
Marks
Elyria Police BLOTTER Reports Crimes and Incidents
Police logged multiple cases from Monday to Tuesday including Howse charged with weapons violations and tampering, Asti Cannon with a warrant, Williams and Thomas in a felonious assault, wallet theft, debit-card misuse, the theft of a 42-inch TV and electronics, a radar detector and games, and unauthorized cash withdrawals from four states. A local resident reported a student assault near a school route, and a fraud confession emerged with no charges filed. Jennifer Kessler-Waddell, 24, Amherst Township, faced theft and misuse charges for grandmother’s card.
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Middle Ave
Alverno Howse Jr
Elyria
Asti Cannon
Howse
Morgan Ave
Traci Williams
William Thomas
Cleveland
Thomas
Williams
Kenyon Ave
Chestnut Commons
Wal-Mart Supercenter
Eric Kenrick
Parma
West River Road
Lorain National
Jennifer Kessler-Waddell
Amherst Township
Lorain considers school levy plans to fund district
A school board official urges a clear plan to win public support for a levy to sustain programs and stop charter and open enrollment losses. Proposals include a 4.9 mill levy over five years costing about 11.25 monthly to a 6.9 mill levy over ten years costing about 16.06 monthly.
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Miller
Ramos
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