County Commissioner Democratic Primary Candidates
Ted Kale age 45 of Lorain seeks re election as Lorain County commissioner Democrat precinct committeeman and former floor governor president of Teds Floor Goverings. He owns a large family with Wendy and four children, and has ties to Admiral King High School and Cleveland State University. Joshua Meszes 25 of Carlisle Township works as a treatment specialist at Berea Children's Home and manager at Cakes Candy and Flowers in Elyria. He attended Midview High School Lorain County Community College The Ohio State University and has no prior elected office. He ran unsuccessfully in 2006 for county office.
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Ted Kale
Lorain
Ted
Admiral King High School
Cleveland State University
Lorain County
Joshua Meszes
Carlisle Township
Berea Children's Home
Elyria
Midview High School
Lorain County Community College
Ohio State University
Lorain County races focus on jobs and budget strains
Commissioner candidates stress job growth via Lorain County Growth Partnership and diversified industries while managing a 70 percent judicial budget. They propose cooperative funding, stimulus dollars, and potential sales tax to fund aging infrastructure and safety needs.
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Kalo
Meszes
Strickland
Fund opened for fire victim's family
Elyria reports an account has been opened to benefit the family of Carlton Glass who died in a Tuesday fire at his 17th Street home. Donations may be made to the Carlton Glass Memorial Fund at any FirstMerit Bank branch. Dean Marks, president of the Elyria firefighters union, plans to donate $2,000 Monday, funded from aluminum can deposits at city fire stations to aid burn victims.
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Elyria
Carlton Glass
17Th Street
FirstMerit Bank
Dean Marks
Elyria Firefighters’ Union
Glass
Lorain Police Blotter Highlights Feb Incidents
Police investigated a school fight at Lowell Elementary injuring a 9 year old with five stitches. A man reported his child’s mother punched him in the forehead. A Honda Accord was stolen on E 29th St. Tools and a vehicle were taken from sites, a van loaned by a volunteer was stolen, copper pipes and a vacant-house ransack occurred, valuables including baseball cards were stolen, and teenagers were seen in a vacant garage amid empty alcohol bottles.
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Clinton Ave
Colorado Ave
29Th St
Grove Ave
Globe Ave
Blackvanhoer
Northern Ohio Recovery Association
Hamilton Ave
Erie Ave
28Th St
Weekend Bar Fight Ends With Knife Wound and Flight
Witnesses said Standen and Wallace confronted Parks and another man for being loud. Parks lunged, Standen fell, Wallace tackled Parks. Parks fled. Standen later found with a deep arm wound. Police found a knife sheath in Parks pocket as detectives transported all to Cleveland after the incident.
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Standen
Wallace
McKinley Elementary School
Cleveland
Special Olympics hoops tourney fuels Underdog cheers
Delaware earned a 31-19 win as about 300 players vied for a March state tourney berth. Murray Ridge beat Summit County 62-61 in double overtime to reach the sectional final versus the Cuyahoga Rockets. Dake praised the event drawing 1,500 spectators and described a Final Four like atmosphere with volunteers and home-school cheerleaders.
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Poling
Tom Dake
Murray Ridge
Summit County Warriors
Cuyahoga Rockets
Dake
LCCC
Drive food drive expands to store donations statewide
Grocery stores will collect 1 5 and 10 donations through March in a campaign led by Second Harvest. For every dollar donated, seven meals can be provided. The food bank sources funds from national companies and state federal programs and bulk purchases. Local entities are urged to join and sign up via secondharvestfoodbank.org with contact Cindy Leise at 653 6250 for details.
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Chase Morefield
Food Bank
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Note
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 for corrections and clarifications to ensure accurate news coverage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery Results Ohio and Midwest Powerball Daily Draws
Ohio Friday results include Pick 3 6 6 0 red ball and 1 1 3 white, Pick 4 0 0 5 3 7 4 3 8, Rolling Cash 5 1 3 27 30 34, Classic Lotto 6 20 23 34 43 46, Midday Ten-Oh numbers and Ten-Oh set. Mega Millions Friday numbers 7 12 13 19 22 with Mega Ball 10. Michigan Saturday Daily 3 9 0 5 Daily 4 1 8 8 1 Fantasy 5 2 4 22 25 39 Classic Lotto 47 7 17 23 40 41 47. Pennsylvania Friday Daily Number 3 0 6 Big 4 4 1 7 7 Gash 5 1 20 26 29 40. West Virginia Friday Daily 3 6 2 9 Daily 4 6 1 8 7. Jackpot figures noted for Classic Lotto Jackpot $11.4 million Rolling Cash 5 $130,000 and Tuesday Mega Millions estimated at $12 million.
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Editor contact list for staff roles and phone numbers
The document lists newsroom roles and contact numbers including Andrew A Young managing editor Patti Ewald and other editors. It provides names and direct lines for editorial pages, metro news, sports, photography and features with no dates or events included.
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Patti Ewald Oo
Dulle Wallace
Kyle Kondik
Benjamin Nagy
METRO
Christina Jolliffe
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
CIA
Dave Perczek
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