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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 2014

Page

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Indians unveil Kid Value Tickets to boost attendance

The Cleveland Indians, aiming to lift crowd sizes at Progressive Field, introduce Kids Value Tickets with $15 loaded value per full price seat. Purchases require an accompanying adult ticket and online ordering 48 hours before game time. Brantley earns bobblehead status joining Hershiser and Swisher honors.

The Tribe Cleveland Anne Keegan Indians.com Indians Michael Brantley Brantley Bobble Orel Hershiser Nick Swisher

Ohio withdraws religious freedom bill mirroring Arizona measure

Ohio lawmakers, Rep. Tim Derickson and Rep. Bill Patman, withdrew legislation seen as protecting religious freedom in denying service to gays. They cited unintended consequences and noted the bill’s intent. In Arizona, Governor vetoes a similar religious measure, signaling pushback.

Columbus Ohio Arizona Tim Derickson Bill Patman

Calamity days spark debate in Ohio Legislature

State lawmakers clashed over extending calamity days for Ohio schools amid hazardous winter weather. The Senate and House differ on a plan as districts in Lorain County and statewide exhaust five allowable calamity days, raising questions on make up requirements.

Ohio Senate House Lorain County

Vermilion flood leaves basements ruined and homes evacuated

Residents assessed damage after a weekend flood from the Vermilion River with an ice jam near Mill Hollow reaching 14 feet. Mayor Eileen Bulan said six families were evacuated as water and ice flooded Riverside Drive and nearby buildings. Lou Kuhnle Sr. and Jr. battled mud and water in a basement workshop where the retiree made wooden tables.

Lou Kuhnle Vermilion Vermilion River Mill Hollow Eileen Bulan Riverside Drive Olympic Outing Club West River Olympic Kuhnle

Stepping Stone worker resigns amid drug probe

Lorain County Juvenile Court says a Stepping Stone Residential Center employee resigned in January after a supervisor confronted him about drug allegations. The incident prompted a drug task force inquiry and involvement of state licensing officials, with ongoing investigation noted by the Drug Task Force chief. Parents of detained juveniles were informed of the issue, while no details were released to protect the investigation.

Elyria Lorain County Stepping Stone Jody Barilla Residential Services Dave Lucey Lucey Chronicle-Telegram Barilla Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Ben Johnson State Agency Dennis Cavanaugh

Army Corps approves lagoon restoration plan in Pittsfield Township

The Army Corps of Engineers approves a restoration plan for a Quarry Road storage lagoon built to treat human waste. Quasar Energy Group seeks to withdraw its EPA permit, while Pittsfield Township residents who blocked the project await results and monitor wetlands restoration efforts.

Pittsfield Quarry Road Army Corps of Engineers Gerald Phillips Phillips Pittsfield Township Quasar Energy Group French Creek BioEnergy Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Quasar EPA Army Corps

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