County commissioners debate funding for LOMC growth plan
Commissioners balk at continuing seed money for the Lorain County Manufacturing Council, with Betty Blair and Ted Kale opposing further funding. Lori Kokoski supports continued support if LCOMC presents its case to the Growth Partnership, while Butkowski notes quarterly reports and current membership. The Chamber and executive director Ken Twining defend private funding and the partnership role, as the county weighs allocations amid a shifting economic strategy.
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Ted Kale
LOMO
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Blair
Ken Twiting
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Correction clarifies Casa Nova Restaurant partners and staff
Marcelino Nunes is a business partner of the Casa Nova Restaurant and was omitted from Monday’s edition. Dilermando DaSilva, listed as a partner, is a chef at the restaurant. Josephina Davis is the daughter of another business partner and was misidentified as a worker.
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Marcelino Nunes
Casa Nova
Dilermando DaSilva
Josephina Davis
Ohio Lottery Midday Results And Jackpots
Lottery results for Ohio and surrounding states show Pick 3 and Pick 4 draws with multiple sequences and rolling cash and Lot O Play jackpots. Mega Millions and rolling cash figures include top prizes and backpot estimates, with prior Ohio winners and daily numbers listed.
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Ohio
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Mindlay
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Millin
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Chronicle Telegram staff and office details brief
The Chronicle Telegram lists executives and staff positions including Managing Editor Patti Ewald and Editor Andrew Ry Young, with advertising and circulation management noted. It confirms publication details and office hours for the Elyria Ohio paper, listing address and post office information.
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Tam Mueches
Gary Cozurt
Wif Goopar Mudnutt
Philipa We Kally
Andrew Ry Young
Patti Ewald
Matt Westerhold
Dave Ferozek Po Bert UP
Tax increases hit Sheffield area as levies pass
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake and Elyria area residents face higher bills after votes approving 5.89 and 3.9 mill operating levies. Tax districts across the county rise, with Sheffield Lake and nearby zones among the top millage payers. Tax bills mailed. due Feb 10. penalties apply for late payments.
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Oberlin
Brighton
Wellington
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Carlisle
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Berlin
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North Ridgeville
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Oberlit
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Linda Keys
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Columbia Township
Olmsted Falls
Uberlit
Amherst
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Lorain considers park and condo blend for waterfront revival
Lorain officials discuss a $400000 park project beside Black River with a 19 by 20 foot stage and seating for 30, plus a mixed development condo complex of 64 units. Veterans groups weigh in as council members urge delaying final decisions for broader veteran input.
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Black River Lanting
Veard
American War Veterans Council
Dale J. Smith
Lorain Memorial Association
Weard
Smith
Lorain Veterans
Veterans Council
County Pays $48K for Children Counseling Services
Norwalk Huron County paid $48,050 for psychological services and counseling for Clarkfield Township children removed from home in September. The Institute for Human Services billed $23,100 in one month for interviews, evaluations, testing, and videotaped visits, plus written court recommendations. Two HIS psychologists and an independent social worker testified in a custody hearing, with the judge keeping children in county custody pending further hearings set to begin today. A second HIS bill of $24,950 covered expert testimony and related services through December 23. The county had earlier approved therapy for Gravelle children by Blaine Thompson, totaling $106,518 over 244 months, averaging $3,551 monthly.
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Norwalk
Uittran County
Clarksfield Township
Institute For Human Services
Dennis Stieber
Huron County Auditor's Office
Insttute For
Human Services
Huron County
Timothy Cardwell
Cardwell
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Stieber
Huron County Department of Job and Family Services
Blaine Thompson
Elyria
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County hearing underway over custody of Gravelle children
Huron County prosecutors and defense prepare for a high profile custody hearing as 34 witnesses are listed. The Gravelles express anxiety about conditions to regain custody while awaiting the court's guidelines and final ruling.
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Huron County
Russell Leffier
Myers
Gravelles
Mayor Grace opposes charter measure on city ballot
Mayor Bill Grace said he would vote against the change if a ballot measure is ordered, calling it inappropriate for city government. He noted state law limits municipalities to a 7 percent income tax and warned residents must vote on higher rates. Grace suggested reducing the 100 percent tax credit for residents working outside the city, a move Connell approved in 2004 but later defeated at the ballot. The debate on the charter amendment to require a citywide vote has been fiery, with critic Herm an Larkins calling out residents who work outside the city as freeloaders. The council did not have enough support to place the proposal on the ballot without a petition drive.
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Teast
Elyria-Lorain
Ohio
Bill Grace
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Herman Larkins
Dat Jarge
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Red Cross calls for blood donations as supplies fall
Northern Ohio Red Cross chapters report critically low blood stocks. By Tuesday afternoon less than a one day supply of positive and A negative, about a 12 hour supply of 0 negative, and only 12 pints of 6 negative remain for 57 local hospitals. Donors must be at least 17, weigh 110 pounds, be in good health, and show valid photo ID. For info call 800 448-254 or visit redcross.org.
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Elyria
Ohio
Red Cross
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Endurance athletes weigh winter training vs immune risk
Experts say moderate exercise boosts immune cell recirculation while excessive endurance work can raise sickness risk. Marathoners should adjust training during winter, aiming for five sessions weekly and watching symptoms. If illness hits, neck-up symptoms may allow light workouts, but fever or body aches require caution.
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