Browns parade mocks 0-16 season drawn by Cleveland fans
Fans protested a winless 0-16 Browns season by marching with quarterback graveyard props from North Ridgeville to Cleveland. Organizers raised nearly 15000 for the Greater Cleveland Food Bank while defying harsh backlash with chants and camaraderie.
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Chronicle Telegram Promises Corrections Hotline
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and provide corrections for accurate news coverage.
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Ohio Lottery Draws Look Ahead to Bigjackpot Figures
Saturday draws report latest numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 5 and Classic Lotto with a rolling cash five jackpot of 110000 and Classic Lotto at 26.7 million. The week lists Lucky for Life Lucky Ball Mega Millions and Powerball results plus estimated top prizes: 40 million 570 million and more.
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Chronicle-Telegram classifieds and subscription pricing note
The Chronicle-Telegram lists contact numbers for marketing and advertising with a 12 week mail rate of 345.80 and electronic edition four weeks 11.50 or 117.00 yearly. Weekend home delivery includes 11 27 17 and 12 25 17. newsstand copies cost 1.00 daily and 1.75 on Sunday.
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Malaysia approves private search for missing MH370 wreckage
Malaysia grants Ocean Infinity permission to search a 9,653 square mile area near Australian waters for MH370 debris. The effort follows a three year official search ended in January with no conclusive findings. The Seabed Constructor may pursue the zone where experts see the highest likelihood of locating the plane.
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Farm Bureau touted as rallying force for Trump rural agenda
The Farm Bureau places broad reach with offices in 2795 of 3144 counties and has long been tied to conservative politics. Farmers in states like North Dakota and Indiana remain swing voters as subsidies, trade policy, and regulatory rollbacks shape views of Trump during an expected Nashville Farm Bureau visit. Local producers praise reduced regulations, tax changes, and continued support for ethanol, while worries about exports and NAFTA persist amid a sluggish farm economy.
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Trump signals willingness to work with Democrats on immigration and budget
President Trump said he hopes to forge a bipartisan deal with Democrats on border funding and immigration overhaul while considering welfare reform and a large spending package. He backed away from immediate welfare overhaul and urged unity despite Republican dissension and looming midterms. The Camp David retreat in Maryland served as a backdrop for talks and social bonding among aides and lawmakers.
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Lorain Police Blotter Sees Vandalism Thefts and Arrests
The Lorain police blotter covers a December 27 to January 6 period with vehicle vandalism thefts and multiple arrests. Incidents include dented cars a stolen vehicle a B and E break in copper pipe thefts and threats of violence. Multiple drivers faced suspension and insurance charges. Seizures include cocaine and paraphernalia found during a traffic stop.
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