Ex-FBI Informant Accused of Burisma Bribery Claim Ties to Russia
Alexander Smirnov, a former FBI informant with dual U.S.-Israeli citizenship, faced charges for a false bribery claim alleging Burisma executives paid Joe Biden and Hunter Biden $5 million each. Prosecutors allege he had recent contacts with Russian intelligence affiliated officials and planned meetings abroad. Smirnov, released on GPS monitoring, faces trial in Los Angeles played a role in the impeachment inquiry.
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Corrections Clarify Gillmor Name Spelling
The Chronicle Telegram notes an error in Tuesday editorial mis-spelling the late U S Representative Paul Gillmor last name. Readers are urged to report factual errors by calling the newspaper at 329 7155.
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The Chronicle Circulation Ad Sales Adopts New Plan
The Chronicle reports on circulation and ad sales with a new plan for production. The notice highlights adjustments in distribution and advertising revenue strategies impacting local readers and businesses.
Putin waits for Western support to wane over Ukraine aid
As the Ukraine war grinds into its third year, Putin seems to bet on fading Western resolve while Moscow keeps pressure. Western aid stalls in Congress, NATO allies struggle, and Trump’s rhetoric adds to Kremlin optimism about negotiating from a position of strength.
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Lorain Fire Considers In-House Dispatch And Radio Upgrades
Lorain officials weigh moving dispatch in-house to improve response times as crews cite unreliable analog radios. The city has spent about 170000 on upgrades toward an L3 Harris system, with towers being installed and staffing questions under review.
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Elyria approves ARPA funded housing projects and demolition
The Elyria Finance Committee and City Council approved a 250000 ARPA funded plan to demolish a school and fund Pivotal Housing and CHN CHN housing projects. Mayor Brubaker said tearing down the building and partnership with ECP and Pivotal will boost the neighborhood with two large projects on the same lot near Midway Mall within 18 to 24 months.
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