Ringling Bros. Circus to Close After 146 Years
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will shut down in May after 146 years, blaming declining attendance high costs and activism over animal rights. The company will perform 30 shows through May with final stops in Providence and Uniondale.
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Chronicle Telegram invites error corrections and tips
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to call 329 7155 with factual corrections or errors in coverage to improve accuracy and reporting.
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Ohio Lottery Draws and Upcoming Jackpot Totals
Saturday midday draws list numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 5 Classic Lotto and Kicker with results 5 7 7 3 1 2 0 8 3 3 6 0 2 6 6 8 1 1 8 5 8 2 4 4 and 15 21 22 28 41 45 Rolling Cash 5 numbers 4 12 19 23 24 with upcoming Rolling Cash 5 jackpot at 130000 and Classic Lotto at 7.7 million.
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The Chronicle Telegram Staff and Contact Information
The Chronicle Telegram lists executive editors and staff roles including President and CEO Paul B. Martin, Vice President Andrew R. Young, News Editor Benjamin Nagy, Sports Editor Kevin Aprile, Features Editor Howard Gollop, and others. It provides contact numbers for home delivery Elyria and other areas and outlines office hours. It also notes publication as part of Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company with mailing address and post office box for changes.
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Ohio police certification push gains wider adoption statewide
With two months left before the deadline about 325 agencies employing around 22 200 officers or six in ten of Ohio’s police remain in the process of certification. Major departments including Cincinnati Columbus Akron Dayton Toledo and the highway patrol have joined or expect to by March. Smaller towns university departments and single officer agencies are also participating while some agencies opt out citing duplication and staffing strain. Police leaders urge readiness and community accountability rather than top down mandates.
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Imam to lead national drive against Muslim registry
Hasan announced a Monday campaign in Lorain to oppose any Muslim database linked to Donald Trump’s immigration agenda. The effort includes a 12 30 p m news conference at South Branch Library and an online petition emphasizing constitutional rights and unity across religions and nationalities.
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States confront PDMP rules amid opioid crisis and politics
Kentucky enforces mandatory PDMP checks for initial opioid prescriptions and every 90 days thereafter while neighboring Missouri lacks a PDMP. Critics cite privacy concerns as they oppose mandates pushed by Sen. Rob Schaaf. Studies show strong PDMP use reduces doctor shopping and opioid prescribing, with New York and others reporting large increases in PDMP use after mandates. Experts note physician resistance remains high and delegate checking helps, as the epidemic pressures doctors to adapt patient management.
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Former Catholic Charities worker arraigned on bank fraud
Medrick pleaded guilty to one count of bank fraud after embezzling about 2.04 million dollars from Catholic Charities through Parmadale accounts between 2008 and last year. Sentencing set for April 27 at 11 a.m. She received bond with conditions including no accounting roles and a mental health evaluation.
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