Film on Passion draws mixed crowd amid controversy and church showings
Opening day reports describe strong emotions from viewers as Gibson's film sparks debate over gore and anti Semitism while two church groups reserve theaters for all showings. Local reactions include believers praising its depiction and others criticizing its intensity ahead of Ash Wednesday.
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Lorain thefts target churches as suspect repeats break-ins
Lorain police report David, described as a persistent offender, approaching parishioners for panhandling or food, then stealing church property and cash. He has visited St Anthony of Padua and a storefront church near 19th Street and Broadway, prompting warnings from officers. A church member, Palma Stipe, found her Delaware Avenue church ransacked and later learned police suspected the same man who had recently received a donation from the church. Police urge vigilance and note the suspect’s ongoing paper trail.
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Correction corrects Lorain Catholic High enrollment figure
A Wednesday story corrected the enrollment at Lorain Catholic High School to approximately 202 students, after an earlier figure was incorrect.
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Ohio Lottery Results And Ohio Previous Winners
Midwest and neighboring states report current Ohio midday and evening draws for Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 Super Lotto and Mega Millions with past results from Monday Saturday and Friday. Also lists out of state numbers from Pennsylvania Michigan and West Virginia.
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The Chronicle Telegram Reader Information Details
The Chronicle Telegram publishes details about staff, contacts, and subscription options. It lists publishers A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young with editors, advertising, circulation, and management contacts. The notice covers office hours, home delivery areas in Elyria and wider Ohio regions, pricing, and post office information.
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Readable Local Incident Log From Feb 24 25
On Tuesday Feb 24 a series of incidents were reported including domestic violence charging Jemison 31. a suspect attempting fraud with a fake ID at Star Bank. a breaking and entering report by a 42 year old woman. intimidation reports by a 22 year old woman. Robert Stanislawski 38 charged with drug offenses and traffic violations. a fight on Eighth Street. an attempted robbery near a Pizza Hut by four to five youths. and a car window smashed on N West River Road. On Wednesday Feb 25 assaults at Washington Ave and theft of a CD player at Ridge Circle were logged.
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Lorain Police Log Highlights Multiple Incidents
Lorain police logs show a 26 year old man reporting a smashed car window on W Erie Ave at 9 55 am a 21 year old man suspected of vehicle theft on a St at 11 01 am 7 43 pm crime on Cromwell Drive with Darned McMorris 25 of University Heights charged with criminal trespassing and criminal damaging 10 11 pm a Maureen Payne 46 of W 13th St charged with 129 am 2400 block Lexington Ave assault reported by a 36 year old man at 2 am a car set ablaze on Pennsylvania Ave 31 and a 22 year old woman reporting boyfriend assault on Herben Cave at 3 12 am.
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Oberlin mock primary features candidate boxing bout
Oberlin College hosts a Democratic mock primary with an inflatable boxing ring for candidates, a debate by professors in costume, and an election with state representation. The event runs 1 to 6 pm in the Science Center, free and open to the public, with contact Renata Strause for details.
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Lorain Catholic to Close Sparks Transfer Talk Between Schools
Lorain Catholic High School will close, pushing students like Rob Baker to consider Elyria Catholic as their only Catholic option. Parents and students express distress over the split of the LAK student body into four smaller schools under one roof, with juniors like Andy Flynn fearing loss of activities and college focus.
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Captians From Al Williams Transfer to LC Sparks Mixed Feelings
Capta ins from Al Williams transferred into LC from Admiral King last year raising questions about adaptation and school culture. LC students and parents discuss new environment, Catholic values, and the lure of EC while rivals and pride as Spartans color the conversation amid moving to EC.
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Amherst
Lorain Catholic explores autonomy as enrollment slides
Lorain Catholic founded in 1969 with about 4000 alumni saw peak enrollment of 841 in the mid 1970s, then declined to 314 a decade ago. Seventh and eighth grades were added and later cut, with only 26 parents applying for next year. Principal Chris Paul cites fear of the economy and cost shifts as factors. board chair Ron Cocco says costs changed after leaving the diocese. The school pursued autonomy to survive and focus on governance.
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School split ends after 1980s enrollment decline
Peak enrollment reached 844 in 1975 and 1976, with prolonged cuts to staff and programming. The diocese warned LC readers that trends favored closing, while supporters preferred continuing. After the split, the school sold its building and 17 acres to the new board for $1, with a contract reverting ownership to the diocese when the school closes.
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