Property values rise and tax bills edge up in Lorain County
County Treasurer Dan Talarek announced that first half property tax bills have been sent and are due Feb 13. Values climbed in North Ridgeville Avon and Avon Lake driven by new construction, while Elyria saw a decline mainly from Midway Mall value adjustments.
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Midview
Lorain County Metro Parks
Lorain County Children Services
North Ridgeville
Avon
Avona Lake
Midway Mall
Board of Revision
Sheffield Township
Clearview
Dan Talarek
Talarek
Lorain
Oberlin City Manager Norenberg critique prompts executive sessions
The Oberlin City Council faced a harsher view of City Manager Norenberg after a year of mixed evaluations. A letter presented Thursday criticized management style and staff consultation, while some council members defended his performance and urged elevating city operations.
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Norenberg
Pearson
Scott Broadwell
Council
Sharon Soucy
Broadwell
Soucy
Rimbert
Burgess
Oberlin
Corrections issued on Midview Elyria girls game misidentifications
The Chronicle-Telegram notes errors in Tuesday sports coverage. Midview junior Lindsay Haywood was misidentified as Shelby Plas. Haywood scored 13 points, including a 3, to help Midview tie Elyria at 17. Isaiah Walton led Elyria with 27 in last year's boys game, misidentified in another report.
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Midview
Lindsay Haywood
Shelby Plas
Isaiah Walton
Elyria
Elyria Catholic
Walton
Lottery outcomes and rolling jackpots across states
Ohio Friday midday results include Pick 3 6-4-3 and 5-3-0, Pick 4 5-3-7-0 and 1-0-7-9, Pick 5 2-0-3-1-2 and 6-7-0-0-4, Rolling Cash 5 12-13-20-34-37 with next 110000. Mega Millions 270 million, Powerball 194 million. Michigan Daily 3 5-4-7, Daily 4 5-5-7-3, Fantasy 5 12-16-25-26-28. Pennsylvania Daily Number 6-1-7, Big 4 0-5-1-6, Cash 5 5-7-14-30-42. West Virginia Daily Three 3-8-9, Daily 4 2-5-7-5.
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Chronicle-Telegram staff and contact details listing
The Chronicle Telegram staff roles and contact information are listed including President CEO Paul B. Martin Vice President Andrew R Young General Manager William D Hudnutt Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile Features Editor Howard Gollop Photography Bruce Bishop and circulation production and advertising contacts. Subscription rates are also shown with home delivery and mail prices.
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Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Julie Wallace
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Howard Gollop
Bruce Bishop
Homeowner Tax Changes for 2014-15 Bills
Lorain County property tax shifts released by the Lorain County Auditor detail changes for a $100000 home. Listings show multiple pairings with local districts such as Amherst Two Firelands Elyria Oberlin Amherst Avon Lake Columbia Elyria Midview Keystone and Wellington schools with positive and negative amounts. Major adjustments include Amherst Two/Oberlin $34.20 and Lorain/Lorain Schools $15.35 with several large credits like Carlisle Two/Keystone $77.80 and New Russia Two/Keystone $77.79.
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Wellington
Brownhelm
Brownhelm Two
Vermilion
Lorain
Camden Two
Camden
Kipton
Carlisle
Keystone
Midview
Columbia
Olmsted Falls
Strongsville
Eaton
Pittsfield
North Ridgeville
Rochester
New London
Mapleton
New Russia
South Amherst
Sheffield
Clearview
Sheffield Lake
Cat doubles as frostbitten miracle in Carlisle Township recovery
Nicky the cat, found frozen Thursday, was taken to Fox Veterinary Hospital on LaGrange Road where IV fluids and warming care helped him revive. Owner Darmafall, who identified Nicky as declawed and neutered, plans to rename him Nickolas as rescue workers praise the emotional recovery and ongoing frostbite monitoring.
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Nicky
Fox Veterinary Hospital
LaGrange Road
Carlisle Township
Ashley Berardi
Greg
Berardi
Willey
Frosty
Lorain Boulevard
Darmafall
Olaf
Nickolas
Court to decide on whether states must allow same sex marriage
The Supreme Court faces two questions in a landmark case on gay marriage. It will decide if states must issue licenses to same sex couples and recognize marriages performed elsewhere. Plaintiffs include Ohio and Michigan residents led by James Obergefell, whose suit follows years of lower court rulings expanding marriage rights.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Minnesota
Esseks
U.S
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Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
High Court
James Obergefell
Obergefell
Maryland
John Arthur
Arthur
Supreme Court
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Michael Deleon
Canada
Louisville
Rourke
Arkansas
Mississippi
Missouri
South Dakota
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Kansas City
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio attorney thrilled as Supreme Court to decide same sex marriage
Ohio attorney Al Gerhardstein welcomed the Supreme Court's acceptance to hear the case challenging bans in six states including Ohio. He argued the ruling will address whether states must license and recognize out of state same sex marriages, while Ohio officials say the issue should be decided by the people. The 6th Circuit previously upheld bans 2-1, urging changes via politics.
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Cincinnati
U.S. Supreme Court
al Gerhardstein
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Gerhardstein
Maryland
Mike DeWine
Dan Tierney
6Th Circuit
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