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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2009
Page
2
The Ohio Department of Transportation announced Route 18 just west of Route 58 in Wellington is now open after railroad repair work. Drivers are advised to check buckeyetraffic.org for current lane closures from weather construction and accidents.
A teenager describes a man who approached him and asked for marijuana. The suspect was 10 inches tall and weighed 175 pounds with a shaved head, details the teen provided to police.
A 15 year old Lorain girl says a 15 year old Southview High School boy followed her home from school and forced himself on her. She was taken to the Nord Center for care, per staff reports.
The Chronicle-Telegram notes a prior error about the wrong date for St. Joseph Parish Amherst Basket Bingo to be held Sunday. Tickets are $20 and available by calling the school at 440-988-4244.
Friday draws list Pick 3 6 7 8 and 7 5 8, Pick 4 8 7 5 8 and 4 4 7 3, Rolling Cash 5 4 6 26 35 37, Midday Ten-Oh and Ten-Oh results. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot shown at 110000, classic Lotto at 11.5 million, Mega Millions 2 17 20 27 28 with 7 Mega Ball and estimated 21 million jackpot. State results from Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia included with respective Daily and Fantasy 5 numbers.
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North Ridgeville reports 2,000 ton storage with 500 on hand after weeks of freezing rain and heavy snow. Amherst notes 1,200 ton capacity and about 1,000 on hand as crews curb salt use. Lorain officials fear budget pressures if storms persist, while Avon and Avon Lake cut back on salting to preserve supplies. Local officials stress safety and prudent spending amid higher salt prices.
Sheriff Resendez warns scams rise during the financial crisis as frightened people fall for fake requests from unknown numbers. He urges reporting to the sheriff, offers talks on identity protection, and provides contact at (440) 329-3710.
New Sunrise executive Tolbert unavailable for comment as Todd Sommer and Norris Builders weigh developing about 14 acres and a disputed 7 to 8 acre tract. Sommer remains hopeful a buyer will emerge. he envisions the riverfront as a park if no deal materializes. Cindy Leise listed at 329 7245.
An Elyria area report notes Aldi’s plans to update interiors and cut costs to offer lower prices, following past tenants IGA Bi-Rite and Ace Hardware. Aldi operates nearly 1,000 stores in 29 states, including three in Elyria Amherst and Sheffield. Contact Steve Fogarty at 329-7146.
On Jan 22 18 year old Joshua Vonya of Grafton faced theft charges for phones valued at 894.89 at Wal-Mart in Joshua. later tools were stolen from a Great Homes for You truck. Jan 23 saw James Huff in Lorain charged with receiving stolen property and other counts after a stolen vehicle pin pointed him. Carl Casey faced a protective order violation. A resident reported thefts from a home on 13th Street and a family dollar cash theft by Marshala Rembert. Additional reports include a stolen vehicle on Broadway and a man accused of abusing 911 to avoid walking home along with prior public intoxication cases. Nearby incidents include a home garage intruder flee on E. 46th and a vehicle theft in Sheffield Township.
Lorain police report a 38 year old man was hit by a green Chevrolet Cavalier around 2 26 p m near Livingston Avenue. He was treated at Community Regional Medical Center for an injured ankle and buttocks and released.
Keystone High School in Lagrange observes Youth-4-Youth Day with skits guest speaker Mike Morse and activities promoting positive energy and No Time for Hate. Principal Tom Clary says the program improves student relations and school spirit as selected students lead the message. Contact John Light at 329-7148.
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