Lorain Group Wins $15,000 Grant To Fight Trafficking
The Human Trafficking Collaborative of Lorain County received a 15000 grant from the Ohio Children's Trust Fund to fund a 10 week education program at Marion L. Steele High School Amherst. The program targets at risk youths with information and resources to prevent trafficking in collaboration with state and local partners.
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Lorain County Collaborative
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Amherst
Turning Point Youth Shelter
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Cleveland Man Held on Weapons Charge in Denny's Stop
A Cleveland man, Adam Boudreau 29, was arrested after police found a concealed .38 revolver and a possible drug-in-body-cavity during a Denny’s stop. He faced a weapons under disability charge and a felony drug-use warrant, with officials noting he was armed and dangerous.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 to help ensure accuracy in coverage and corrections.
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Lottery results and jackpots for Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia
Lottery numbers for Wednesday across multiple states including Ohio and nearby games. Ohio rollings show multiple pick and lotto results with cash 5 and classic lotto jackpots listed. Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots estimated at 45 million and 40 million respectively. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia results include Daily 3 and 4, Pick 5, Wild Ball and Cash 5 draws with their numbers.
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Chronicle Telegram contact and subscription details
The Chronicle Telegram lists office hours and staff contacts for production and advertising. It notes subscription options including mail rates and weekend delivery, with prices and dates and the newspaper’s postal information in Elyria Ohio.
Threats follow rough arrest of Louisiana teacher
In Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, threats and obscenities targeted Superintendent Jerome Puyau after a middle school English teacher Deyshia Hargrave was handcuffed and removed from a school board meeting over a controversial pay raise. The incident sparked investigations by the NEA and ACLU and drew public criticism from Gov. Edwards.
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Vermilion police arrest spurs online confusion over location
Vermilion Parish Louisiana is mistaken for Vermilion Ohio triggering social media backlash directed at police chief Chris Hartung. Copwatch warnings and cross state confusion prompt Hartung to warn a new mayor and consider contacting Vermilion South Dakota about potential spillover.
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Snow forecast for Friday to Saturday with ice risk
Al Snow from Oudeman forecasts 6 to 8 inches of snow Friday evening through midday Saturday with a chance of ice. Icy conditions caused as many as 10 crashes in Lorain County from dawn to 2 p.m. Wednesday, reported by the Elyria Post of the Ohio High.
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Lorain declares citywide snow emergency with noon start
Lorain imposes a citywide snow emergency effective at noon due to forecast extreme snowfall. Parking on all streets is banned unless a driveway is unavailable, with tickets or towing for violators. Elyria urges adherence to no parking rules and Snow Emergency policy amid multiple water main breaks and a bus crash near East Broad Street.
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Ohio voter notice policy in Supreme Court case
The Supreme Court heard in Husted v. A Philip Randolph Institute how Ohio’s process to purge nonvoters after four years could affect federal law. Opponents say notices fail to prove residency while supporters cite reduced inflated rolls and easier eligibility checks. Justice Roberts pressed on notice adequacy and administrators defended ease of voting. Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted defended the system amid criticism from Oak Harbor Mayor Joe Helle.
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Husted
Joe Helle
Oak Harbor
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LCCC Forum Urges Community Action on Economic Mobility
A Wednesday forum at The Chronicle Telegram featured LCCC leaders and local officials urging collaboration to boost economic mobility. Attendees including educators and nonprofit reps discussed progress from six years of change and the work ahead with MDC president David Dodson and local figures like Victor Leandry and David Hardy.
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Lorain Schools
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Cynthia Andrews
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