Power plant closing may lift Lake Erie's fish stock
Environmentalists and charter captains expect a rise in yellow perch and walleye after the Maumee River plant near Toledo shuts six coal units. About 46 million adult fish are killed annually by water intake, with eggs and larvae also lost. FirstEnergy plans the shutdown, replacing coal units with less harmful cooling.
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Corrections Issued On Lorain Schools Finances
The Chronicle Telegram notes errors in a Friday Lorain Schools finances report and an January 24 Lorain tunnel project piece. Corrections state the district staffing rule is one employee per 10 students and tunnel length is 5,700 feet.
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Roger Hardin
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio Monday Midday and Evening Lottery Results
Ohio draws list midday and evening numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Classic Lotto Rolling Cash 5 Ten-Oh and Powerball with current jackpots. Michigan and Pennsylvania daily numbers are noted with their respective games and results. West Virginia Daily 3 and Daily 4 numbers are reported for Monday.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff and Contact Information
Local newspaper masthead lists editors managing editor and staff roles with contact numbers and department lines. Subscription rates and delivery hours are provided, along with mailing address and post office details for The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio.
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Ohio
Printing & Publishing Company
Fewer Ohio teens obtain driver's licenses say experts
A Dayton Daily News analysis of Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles records shows a 9 percent drop in 16 and 17 year olds licensed from 2006 to 2010, with 18 year olds down 4.7 percent. Experts cite jobs, technology, and graduated license rules as factors amid a steady overall total of about 7.5 million licensed drivers.
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Police blotter highlights drug, theft, and violence calls
A Friday to Monday blotter itemizes multiple incidents in Lorain and Amherst. Reports include drug paraphernalia found at a motel, thefts from vehicles, domestic violence charges, aggravated menacing, attempted break ins, and a vehicle intoxicated arrest, with numerous suspects named.
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13Th St
Deputy Stidham's suicide ends hourlong manhunt in Elyria
After fleeing into darkness and eluding police for over an hour, Stidham was found by a Cleveland Police helicopter using infrared cameras. He shot himself as SWAT prepared to move in. The Elyria investigation, led by Lt. Chris Costantino, remains open with toxicology and lab results pending. Crausaz, hospitalized days earlier, plans to return to duty despite lingering injuries from bullets. Sheriff’s Capt. Jim Droz dowski notes Crausaz works with the same deputies including Fuller, who was briefly reassigned but cleared to return. Police do not expect Fuller to face charges.
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Chroniclet.com
Wellington seeks Sunoco reimbursement for cleanup costs
Sunoco Logistics will reimburse government agencies for cleanup costs after an oil spill in Wellington. The village seeks overtime and income tax reimbursement for workers, with fees for Sunoco employees and contractors working 12 or more days. The Wellington Fire District reports higher overtime and equipment use costs during the spill response.
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Wellington
Karen Webb
Webb
Steve Pyles
Sunoco
Pyles
Brown
City weighs rental registration to curb vacant homes
Residents urge balance between rule enforcement and fairness as Cascade-Furnace neighbors report vacant and rental properties hurting home values. Holly Huff notes 14 calls about bank owned homes and says investors buy cheap, rent quickly, and need oversight. Marcus Madison says the issue affects the whole city and a formal program is being discussed. Contact details included.
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