City weighs future use of site after gas station removal
Clock tower rises in the background as AWL’s idea advances. The city would need bids to move to building if approved. Suggestions include a pool for a young girl and statues for decoration. Councilwoman Bernadine Butkowski notes it's early to decide. The city paid Coen Land $95,000 for the land and has $9,100 set to demolish the empty gas station. Contact Stephen Szucs at 329-7129 or sszues chroniclet.com.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Noted
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155, signaling commitment to accurate news coverage and remedies for inaccuracies. The notice emphasizes transparency and reader engagement in maintaining reporting standards.
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Lottery resultsOhio and nearby states show varied daily totals
The Tuesday results list mid day and evening draws for Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia with Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 Classic Lotto Mega Millions and Kicker figures. Rolling Cash 5 jackpots include 247000 in Ohio and 196000 in Monday totals while Mega Millions shows a backpot around 854 million.
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Chronicle Telegram publication details and contact lines
The Chronicle Telegram informs readers of its daily publication by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio 44035. It provides post office details, a USPS number, and contact numbers for the Newspaper in Education manager Barb Rusko Stephens and general reader lines.
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Super Bowl Media Day Chaos and Tottering Gridiron Stars
Dave Barry riffs on a chaotic Super Bowl Media Day with Bears and Colts stars, quirky TV reporter stunts, and a spoofed atmosphere. He mocks media personalities, Idol contestants, and a mock ad blitz while noting the cold South Florida weather and odd safety warnings for reporters and Hooters waitresses.
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Mall owner swap aims to blend retail with residences
Mayor Grace outlines a plan for surrounding property owners to form a joint development plan near the mall now owned by Centro Watt. The 1.1 million square foot center, with four anchors, has 37 empty storefronts and $98.5 million acquisition, while city focus centers on a new Elyria High School levy and improved safety and infrastructure.
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Elyria survey shows voter concerns on high school levy
The survey explored voter opinions on a proposed new Elyria High School and a 4.5 mill levy misunderstanding. It found expected levy range around 2.95 to 3.5 mills, with respondents citing tax fears and distrust of the school board. Demographic questions included age, party, union, race, and whether residents have children in or attending Elyria Schools.
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