Man charged in Dollar General robbery and pursuit
Police say 53 year old Curtis Chapman robbed the Dollar General on Leona Street at knifepoint then fled in a stolen Cadillac, led officers on a chase into Lorain, struck a car, and was captured at a residence door after crashing the snow bank. The clerk suffered facial injuries and Chapman has a prior robbery record.
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Elyria
Leona Street
Lorain
Curtis Chapman
East 36Th Street
Lowell Avenue
Mike Smith
Smith
Chapman
James Rohner
Offi
Duran
Eichenlaub
State Route 254
Lake Avenue
Rohner
East 28Th Street
Broadway
Brian Sooy
Lorain County
Lynn Robinson
Sooy
Sooy & Co
Murray Ridge Road
Robinson
Julie Walburn
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Brad Dicken
Chronicle
Dollar General
Oberlin considers single campus to save millions
Oberlin Schools could save about 1 million annually by consolidating four schools into one K 12 campus. A bond proposal for 33 to 37 million dollars is discussed with state ELPP reimbursement possible later, potentially seven years out.
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Oberlin
Geoffrey Andrews
Andrews
Diane Wolf
Stephen Roka
Ohio School Facilities Commission
Roka
Ohio
Cavaliers End Losing Skid With Second-Half Rally
The Cleveland Cavaliers trailed the New Orleans Hornets by three at halftime after a 12 point second quarter, but they surged in the second half to win and snap a three game losing streak.
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Cavs
Shelter to give teen a new best friend
A Lorain County teen, Brandon Saunders, whose dog Scrappy was stolen, will receive a new canine companion through a shelter program. The family had previously moved into a repaired home after a fire and Scrappy slept with Brandon nightly. The search involved the sheriff, shelters, and vets with no rescue yet.
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Shelter
Melissa Hebert
Chronicle-Telegram
Henrietta Twp
Scrappy
Brandon Saunders
Firelands High School
Shelley
Brandon
Golden Mutt
Nina
Shelley Saunders
Lorain County
Oberlin printing plant to close. 119 jobs lost
Oberlin city officials confirmed World Color Press will lay off 119 employees and shut the Artino Street facility by May 21. Jobs will transfer to other plants, with severance based on pay and service. City officials vow assistance and plan to market the building for a new tenant.
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Oberlin Printing Company
Oberlin
World Color Press
Quebecor World Inc
Artino Street
Eric Norenberg
Tony Ross
Ross
Norenberg
Struc
Ture
Greg Tisher
Oberlin Main Street Chamber of Commerce
World Color Press Inc
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