Elyria blotter reports multiple arrests and theft incidents
Elyria police on Tuesday charged Brittany Ross with an outstanding North Ridgeville warrant after a 11:28 a.m. arrest in the 100 block of Caroline Street. At 1:10 p.m. Malik Mateen reported $6,000 in stolen items from his car including an HP laptop and tools. At 7:10 p.m. Randy Parsley was arrested for disorderly conduct intoxication after allegedly slapping his estranged wife. On Wednesday at 3:50 a.m. Darrell Francis was arrested for theft of a motor vehicle and theft from a motor vehicle after taking a car and abandoning it near Abbe Road and Broad Street. he later had a seizure while processed.
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Brittany Ross
Caroline St
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Prospect St
Malik Mateen
East Ave
Randy Parsley
Rosewood Drive
S. Abbe Road
Darrell Francis
Third St
Upper Sandusky
Francis
Abbe Road
Broad Street
Police report domestic violence arrests and thefts in city
Saturday to Monday incidents include Paue Santiago 39 charged with domestic violence after argument with live-in girlfriend. Brian Berberick 46 fled after domestic violence dispute. Janet Bragg 32 had running car stolen from her driveway. Damary Rolon 34 had birth certificate and Social Security card stolen from purse in car. Police could not locate Santiago and Berberick.
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Paue Santiago
Santiago
Brian Berberick
Lorain Drive
Janet Bragg
32Nd St
Damary Rolon
Lorain
TV segment covers custody battles shared by Bachman Cen drosky
Peck Bachman and Cen drosky traveled from Cleveland to Chicago to tell their story on Steve Harvey about two families facing similar custody feuds. The piece notes the show airs weekdays on Channel 5 WEWS with no air date set and includes quotes about the impact and gratitude from the family.
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WKYC
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Bachman
Cendrosky
Cleveland
Chicago
Steve Harvey
Channel 5
WEWS
Todd Cendrosky
Todd Bachman
Chronicle Telegram Error Corrections Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram announces a corrections policy urging readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. It emphasizes accuracy and ongoing commitment to precise coverage.
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Lottery results and jackpots for multiple states
Ohio midday Pick 3 8 7 0 Pick 3 0 7 3 Pick 4 3 1 2 4 4 7 5 0 3 Midday Pick 5 6 9 0 8 9 Pick 5 0 6 8 3 3 Rolling Cash 5 13 20 22 31 34 Classic Lotto 6 15 21 34 36 48 Kicker 1 5 8 5 3 1 Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 110 Classic Lotto jackpot 2.2 million Lucky for Life MONDAY 17 39 41 42 47 Lucky Ball 1 Mega Millions TUESDAY 1 39 50 69 Mega Ball 2 Megaplier 2 Next Mega Millions jackpot 56 million Powerball WEDNESDAY 3 12 40 52 67 Powerball 21 Power Play 2 Powerball jackpot 75 million Out of state Michigan Wednesday Daily 3 9 3 0 Daily 4 1 2 6 0 Fantasy 5 5 22 31 35 39 Pennsylvania Wednesday Pick 3 5 7 8 Pick 4 4 2 0 6 Pick 5 6 3 0 6 4 Cash 5 17 18 26 28 42 West Virginia Wednesday Daily 3 0 4 9 Daily 4 4 2 8 6
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Chronicle Telegram executive staff and contact details
The Chronicle Telegram publication lists executives led by President CEO Paul B. Martin and Vice President Andrew R. Young with roles for general manager, controller, and editors. It provides office hours, ad sales contacts, circulation numbers, home delivery pricing, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Paul B. Martin
Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann —. Klunzinger
Elyria
U.S
Gary Cozart
Jeff Pfeiffer
Ann Jewell
Chronicle-Telegram
Apdelitaien Weary Natin
Lorain Barb Rusko-Stephens — County Printing and Publishing
Bambi Stafirski Company
East Ave
Carla Hama
The
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Fire damages Sheffield Lake home on Lafayette Boulevard
Four fire departments responded to a 9 p.m. house fire at 518 Lafayette Blvd Sheffield Lake. Lt. David Novak said the front bedroom fire triggered mutual aid from Sheffield Township, Sheffield and Avon Lake. No injuries reported and cause under investigation. Former chief Dennis Livchak praised the crew for rapid, effective work.
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Sheffield Lake
Lafayette Boulevard
David Novak
Lafayette Blvd
Sheffield Township
Sheffield
Avon Lake
Novak
Lorain
Dennis Livchak
Katie Nix
Chronicle
Fire destroys home as neighbors rush to help
Al Ballard woke at 1 30 am hearing cries and a dog moaning then Adams pounded asking to call 911 for a house fire. Fire crews worked about an hour to extinguish. Two dogs were rescued. cause under investigation. no injuries reported among firefighters.
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Adams
Cawley
State Fire Prevention Bureau
Redel
Spitzer Plaza Hotel faces long decay after tax credit boost
The former Spitzer Plaza Hotel in Lorain, built in 1928 and once the Broadway Building, closed in 2005 due to low occupancy. It sits on the National Register and received a $440,203 historic tax credit to attract a developer. Residents urge action to prevent further disrepair and possible legal issues.
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Spitzer Plaza
Ohio Development Services Agency
Giardini
Spitzer
Caruioff
Lorain
Man hospitalized after rock gash and fall narrative questioned
Ashley McCurry escorted Reiger to University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center after an alleged fall caused a head wound needing ten staples. A separate settlement: James Lassen receives $8,500 in an excessive-force civil case against deputies for a 2012 welfare check and arrest attempt, with ongoing county litigation.
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Ashley McCurry
University Hospitals
Elyria Medical Center
Dan Petticord
James Lassen
Lassen
Mark Petroff
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