Lorain Man Arrested After Lawn Crash and DUI
Lorain police arrested Gerald Muskiewicz Jr. after witnesses said a red pickup hit a stop sign and drove onto a lawn on East 35th Street. Muskiewicz, who denied driving, was intoxicated and refused a blood alcohol test, facing charges of driving while intoxicated leaving the scene and failure to control. He has a prior DUI from 1985.
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Lorain
East 35Th Street
Palm Avenue
Gerald Muskiewicz Jr
Muskiewicz
Stove burners blamed for Lorain apartment fire
A frying pan on an electric stove overheated around 6 a.m. at 2640 Apple Ave causing a rear first floor fire in a two story four unit building. Seven adults and a child were displaced. damage totaled about 57,000 with 45,000 to the structure and 12,000 to belongings. The Red Cross assisted victims. Firefighters salvaged two other units with a fire wall, and icy streets required sand and salt.
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Lorain
Apple Ave
Roy Cochran
Cochran
American Red Cross
Corrections in Chronicle Telegram Sudoku solution
The Chronicle Telegram notes a factual error in Monday's Sudoku solution and provides the correct solution on the left for Saturday's puzzle. Readers are invited to call 329 7155 with corrections.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lottery results and upcoming jackpots across states
Ohio wins include Pick 3 9 1 9, 6 7 6 and Rolling Cash 5 2 10 11 20 22. Next Rolling Cash 5 $100,000, Classic Lotto $28.6M, Mega Millions Friday $26M, Powerball Saturday $70M. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia daily numbers listed.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff Directory and contact info
The snippet lists editor titles and phone lines for Andrew R Young Julie Wallace Bruce Bishop Ryan Dawson Benjamin Nagy Kevin Aprile Barb Rusko Stephens with newsroom and circulation contacts. It notes The Chronicle Telegram address Elyria Ohio and postal details for subscriptions and delivery options.
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Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
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Ryan Dawson
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Kevin Aprile
Indiana farmer's seed hack sparks Supreme Court patent fight
Indiana farmer Vernon Bowman used nonseed soybeans from a grain elevator to grow roundsup resistant crops without buying new Monsanto seeds, prompting a high-stakes court showdown over patent rights and seed saving. The case tests whether Bowman violated Monsanto patents by replanting harvested beans, a practice Monsanto bans.
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Vernon Hugh Bowman
Indiana
Monsanto Co
Supreme Court
Bowman
Monsanto
Cally
Bill Freese
Center
Sandborn
Indianapolis
Reader's Digest Parent Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Again
RDA Holding Co. seeks Chapter 11 protection to cut debt by about 80 percent and remain publishing Reader's Digest while targeting a six month exit. The company has secured financing of 45 million and holds assets such as Allrecipes.com and Every Day with Rachael Ray.
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New York
Reader's Digest
RDA Holding Co
Reader’s Digest
Allrecipes.com
Rachael Ray
Meredith Corp
Better Homes and Gardens
Alliance For Audited Media
U.S
AARP
Game Informer Magazine
RDA
Reader's Digest Association Inc
First Lady Credits Midlife Crisis For New Bangs
Michelle Obama says a midlife crisis inspired her bangs in a talk with Rachael Ray. She revealed the hairstyle on her 49th birthday and joked she cut her bangs because she cannot get a sports car or bungee jump. The Skype interview airs Wednesday after excerpts were released.
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Palm City
Fla
Michelle Obama
Barack Obama
Obama
Rachael Ray
City department retools management after leadership shakeup
Deal from Al Lucente and Anne Molnar voted against. Bret Schuster was absent. Public Property Manager Hal Kendrick took over in October replacing Chuck Camera who was fired in May for records tampering and theft from the Lorain Youth Baseball league. Evans' attorney says discipline occurred but lacked proper documentation. Evans eager to return to work.
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Hal Kendrick
Kendrick
Street Department
Chuck Camera
Residents contest lagoon permit over false location claim
Forty three property owners file an appeal with the EPA alleging the storage lagoon was approved using an incorrect site location. The action delays while the Board of Zoning Appeals decides. A public meeting is set for 7:30 at Pittsfield Township Hall with residents and Quasar represented. Chelsea Miller can be reached at 3297123.
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EPA
French Creek BioEnergy LLC
Ohio Epa
Gerald Phillips
Board of Zoning Appeals
Mark Hess
Quasar
Pittsfield Township Board of Trustees
Mark McConnell
Board of
Pittsfield Township
Grafton official Mudge resigns amid village tensions
Mudge steps down as village official citing no single reason while Mayor Flanigan notes uncertainty about the timing. He says issues should have been addressed sooner and signals his safety service directorship may end to cut costs. The move follows prior controversy including the firing of Police Chief Lonnie Carroll and a disputed Eaton Township protection proposal.
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Megan Flanigan
Mudge
Flanigan
Indi
Lonnie Carroll
Carroll
Dan Clark
Eaton Township
Lorain County
Phil Stammitti
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