Trump visits CIA as crowds swell for inaugural marches
Protests balloon across cities as Trump returns to the White House while CIA remarks spark pushback on crowd figures. Officials estimate Washington turnout above 500000. Trump claims inaugural crowds topped 1 million with no evidence.
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Chronicle Telegram Corrections Policy Clarified
The Chronicle Telegram outlines its commitment to accurate news coverage and invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155. The notice emphasizes corrections and clarifications to maintain reliability.
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Lottery Ohio Saturday draws and upcoming jackpots
Ohio midday and evening draw results list numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 5 Rolling Cash 5 Classic Lotto and Kicker. The next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot is $120000 and the next Classic Lotto jackpot is $8000000.
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Chronicle Telegram staff and delivery contact details
The Chronicle Telegram lists executives and editorial staff, delivery contact numbers for Elyria and other areas, ad sales, and office hours. It includes subscription pricing, weekend bundles, and a note about periodicals postage and address changes. The document functions as a station and subscription notice from the Lorain County printing office in Elyria Ohio.
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Global women’s march crowds roar across cities
Demonstrations spread from Chicago to London and Paris as tens of thousands voiced opposition to Trump. Signs read Love Trumps Hate while crowds marched past the White House barriers and into city centers. Gloria Steinem urged democracy. Clinton offered gratitude via social media.
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Women march underscores push for progress and unity
Lorain woman Selma Keener joins dozens of women departing from Parma to demonstrate for rights and against the Trump agenda. The event emphasizes solidarity, personal stakes for families, and a new generation ready to push back and vote.
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Cleveland Women’s March Draws 15000 With Activist Unity
A large protest in Cleveland drew more than 15,000 participants urging women’s rights as human rights. Speakers from Case Western Reserve University and Oberlin College emphasized equality, reproductive rights, paid leave, and climate action, with chants against Trump and fascism guiding the march toward City Hall.
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Lorain Oaks park renovation faces tree removals and long build timeline
City has removed 56 trees at a cost of 48000 and plans to plant more than 200 trees once remaining removals finish. Park completion is projected over 10 to 15 years using Community Development Block Grant funds, drawing concerns from resident Martin Leibas about prolonged disruption and grant waste. Mayor Chase Ritenauer and council members discussed public feedback and future park impacts for Lorainites.
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