Elyria Police Blotter Highlights Theft and Crime Spikes
Over several days Elyria officers logged numerous incidents including car thefts on College Park Drive and burglaries on East Ave and Broad Street. Other reports cover drug paraphernalia charges, assaults, a DUI refusal, fraudulent Discover charges, domestic violence, and a noted theft of copper pipes from Humphrey & Cavanah's.
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S. Abbe Road
Broad St
Speedway
High St
Oberlin Road
Humphrey & Cavanah’s
Hodge Court
Melvin Brown
Elyria
East Ave
Shawn Compton
West Ave
Cleveland St
Ramon Villegas
Washington Ave
John Hays
Hays
Boston Ave
Anthony Randolph
Avon senior Cvetic wins girls diving in West Shore meet
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a listing stating the high school of diver Alaina Cvetic. Cvetic is a senior at Avon High School and won the girls diving event in the West Shore Conference dual swimming meet held Tuesday.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Cvetic
Avon High School
Ohio Lottery Saturday Draw Summary
Ohio and neighboring states report Midday and evening numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 Classic Lotto and Mega Millions and Powerball. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia also list Daily 3 4 Fantasy 5 Cash 5 Big 4 DaIly 3 4 and related results and jackpots.
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Chronicle Telegram local notices and contact details
The Chronicle Telegram provides staff roles, contact numbers, office hours, and subscription rates. It lists editors Bruce Bishop and Andrew R. Young, and department heads with contact lines. It notes delivery and postal information for Elyria Ohio and subscription costs.
Philadelphia abortion doctor facing multiple murder charges
Woman recalls coercion and violence at Dr. Kermit Gosnell clinic in 2001. Prosecutors say Gosnell delivered live late term babies and killed them by severing spines, with hundreds more dying at the clinic in a day to day drug mill abortion operation generating at least 1.8 million dollars annually.
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Davida Johnson
Kermit Gosnell
Johnson
Associated Press
Planned Parenthood
Gosnell
West Philadelphia
Women’s Medical Society
Bobby Johnson
Elyria payrolls show reduced staff but higher overtime in 2010
The 2010 Elyria payroll lists Freddie L. Nelson at 124,131.26 and fire Capt. Jack Conjalko at 116,419.41 for unused time, with Mayor Bill Grace at 116,878.28. Total wages fell from 29,371,716.86 in 2009 to 28,080,054.93 in 2010 as staff decreased from 725 to 601, while overtime rose slightly due to fewer senior workers remaining.
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Freddie L. Nelson
Sanitation Department
Pileski
Nelson
Jack Conjalko
Bill Grace
Elyria
Grace
County pay reveal shows top earners from Lorain County
DeTillio, a department consultant, was not the highest earner as he tied for top with a higher earner note. County Coroner Paul Matus earned 163,702.90 total with 115,703 salary and 47,999.90 for health district work. Ronald Twining, retired assistant county administrator, totaled 154,925.70 with 67,616.64 salary and 87,309.06 payout for unused time. Health district Commissioner Kenneth Pearce was.
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Paul Matus
Matus
Lorain County General Health District
Ronald Twining
Twining
Kenneth Pearce
Top Lorain County earners reveal mix of county and state salaries
The Lorain County Common Pleas judges are excluded from the top earners list because the county paid only 14 000 of their 121 350 salaries in 2010. The rest came from the Ohio Supreme Court. Other high earners include county Engineer Ken Carney and Chil dren Services director Gary Crow.
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Lorain County
Pearce
Ken Carney
Carney
Gary Crow
Lorain County Children Services
James Cordes
Cordes
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Supreme Court
James Walther
Dennis Will
Will
Mary Lou Golski
Charles Neff
The
County Board of Mental Health
Two-vehicle crashes injure four near Elyria
Ohio Highway Patrol reports two crashes near Elyria with four injured. Mahar and Parmer were found in ditches after a curve incident with alcohol suspected as a factor. a third passenger Sarah Garvey was hospitalized with incapacitating injuries before transfer to MetroHealth. A second collision at Chestnut Ridge Road and Route 57 involved Leah MacDonald and Brandon Fisher. MacDonald suffered serious injuries, Fisher unhurt, no alcohol or drugs detected, investigation continues.
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Mahar
Parmer
Sarah Garvey
Elyria Post
Ohio Highway Patrol
Chestnut Ridge Road
Leah MacDonald
Elyria
MetroHealth Medical Center
MacDonald
Bran
Don Fisher
Amherst
Route 57
Chestnut Ridge
Fisher
Bank Robbery in Lorain County. suspect on foot
A Fifth Third Bank robbery in Lorain County ended with no injuries or weapon seen. Investigators plan to compare surveillance footage with other northern Ohio thefts as Wilson notes a rise in bank robberies. Call FBI or sheriff if you have tips. confidentiality guaranteed.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Fifth Third Bank
FBI
Sheriff's Office Detective Division
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