Time Warner truck entry reported on Caroline Street
A resident found the passenger door of his Time Warner Cable work truck open on Caroline Street at 9:13 a.m. A blue sweater and a GPS unit were taken. two other vehicles in the driveway were entered, with loose change reportedly missing.
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Dog Seen Leaving SUV In Pawlak Park Incident
Friday afternoon police responded to reports of a dog being let out of a black or red SUV on West 14th Street at Washington Avenue in Pawlak Park. The dog, described as clean and well groomed with a collar but no tags, evaded capture after several attempts.
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Elyria water lead levels and phosphate treatment explained
Elyria officials discuss drinking water safety with lead detected far below limits. They explain lead sources in private pipes, testing every three years, and the role of phosphate in preventing corrosion while Flint shows the risks of improper treatment.
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Kipton man injured in head-on crash details emerge
A 54-year-old Kipton man, Michael Hill, remained in critical condition Saturday after a head-on crash on Route 511 at Vermilion Road. He was flown to MetroHealth Medical Center, while driver Dawn Byers, 47, of LaGrange, suffered minor injuries and was treated and released. The crash occurred about 5:17 p.m. Friday. Byers allegedly failed to yield while merging onto Vermilion Road. Police continue investigation. In Elyria, an armed robbery occurred at the Abbe Road Marathon with a masked suspect displaying a handgun and taking an undisclosed amount of money. no injuries reported. In Berea, Fitch Ratings praised the Ohio Turnpike for top toll-road status among 17 agencies, citing strong traffic resilience and conservative debt.
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Corrections & Clarifications Policy Note
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155, reinforcing commitment to accurate news coverage and transparency.
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Ohio Lottery Draw Summary and Jackpot Updates
Saturday and upcoming draws listed with Midday and evening numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 5 Rolling Cash 5 Classic Lotto Kicker and Mega Millions Powerball. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $159000 Next Classic Lotto $2300000 Next Mega Millions $63000000 Powerball $96000000.
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The Chronicle Telegram page lists executives editors and staff roles including President CEO Paul B. Martin Vice President Andrew R. Young General Manager William D. Hudnutt and others. It also provides contact hours subscription rates and postal details for Elyria Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio 44035.
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States end broad waivers cut food aid for many adults
An Associated Press analysis shows 21 states ended statewide waivers on able bodied adults without dependents, risking loss of food stamps for about 1.1 million people including 300,000 in Florida, 150,000 in Tennessee and 110,000 in North Carolina.
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Work requirements for food aid apply to able bodied adults 18 to 49
More than 45 million Americans receive food stamps but only about 5 million are subject to work rules for 80 hours a month under the 1996 welfare reform. Waivers ended in many states as unemployment trends rise, risking loss of benefits for noncompliers. Patterns from Maine Wisconsin and Mississippi show steep roll declines after enforcement.
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Shadow parties widen as big money reshapes U.S. politics
A shift from two baseline parties to shadow political nonprofits and donor networks has reduced turnout and polarized politics. Voters turning away, independents rising, and big-money groups like Freedom Partners spending hundreds of millions. GOP and Democrats face weakened attachment amid broader, multi-entity influence across campaigns and primaries.
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