Ex NRA Leader Ordered to Pay Over Four Million Dollars
New York jurors found Wayne LaPierre misused NRA funds for an extravagant lifestyle and ordered him to repay nearly 4.4 million dollars. Wilson Phillips owes 2 million. The NRA faced whistleblower protection violations and asset management issues. The verdict prompts calls for monitors and leadership bans.
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The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 for corrections and clarifications to ensure accurate news coverage. This notice emphasizes the paper’s commitment to precision and transparency in reporting.
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Western powers hit Russia with broad new sanctions
The United States and European Union imposed about 600 new sanctions on Russia and its war industry on the invasion's second anniversary and Navalny's death. The package targets firms in drones, chemicals, machine tooling, banks, and officials linked to deportations of Ukrainian children, with travel bans and asset freezes. EU adds 106 officials and 88 entities to its list, while the U.S. pledges more actions as Kyiv aid faces political blockage.
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City mulls buying Campanaries home to ease resident suffering
Council member Lipian urges rapid legal opinion on purchasing the Campanaries home while warning that delaying risks continued hardship. Siwierka supports moving the issue forward for discussion, with a Finance Committee delay until March 4 for Strategic Planning panel review.
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Local farmer honored as first Black female Oberlin Rotary president
Shontae Jackson of Lorain builds Steel Farm from a family legacy tracing to her grandmother Ammi Lee Jackson and her father Roy Lee Jackson Sr. Her work blends urban farming with community outreach through Rid-All training, a Mellon Foundation grant, and the Steel Magnolia Food Truck. She aims to pass a sustainable future to her grandson Nzari and preserve shared meals that bind neighbors.
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