Imprisoned drug dealer to forfeit Elyria Township site
Michael Kish, long imprisoned for drug dealing, agreed to forfeit the Elyria Township site at 121829 Helen St, the former frozen pizza factory, and to sign over its title. Proceeds will be shared with Lorain County prosecutors, the Drug Task Force, and the Elyria Police. He also may forfeit $100,000 from an insurance claim.
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9Th District Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
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Robert F Corts
Noise and patrols stir duty at Quaker Steak in Sheffield
Sheffield residents debate a decibel ordinance as off duty police patrols at Quaker Steak & Lube face scrutiny. Neighbors allege intoxicated drivers escape law enforcement while officials defend arrests for disorderly conduct and criminal damage. Mayor Ondercin vows investigation.
Grace pushes for shared facility tied to new high school
Council debates Grace’s ideas as city officials weigh a 0.75 percent, 10 year income tax to fund a new high school. Grace supports a year round community recreation center to gain voter buy in while Bennett Brinda and Blevins warn against tying extra elements to ICC recommendations. Grace notes discussions with school board members were preliminary and not a full package.
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Westlake Recreation Center
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Chronicle Telegram Staff Directory Entry
Editorial staff listings for The Chronicle Telegram include editor roles such as Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown and News Editor Mike Buettner, with contact extensions and a note on publication details for Elyria, Lorain County. The paper operates daily except Christmas from 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio 44035.
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Andrew PR. Young
Rudy Dicks
Patti Ewald
Scott Brown
Mike Buettner
METRO
Pam McMillan
Matt Wasterholdingby
Kevin Apnie
Steve Brown
Bruce Bishop
Aanegen
Gene Krebsmuey
Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
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Police urge off duty officers to uphold law when guarding
Area police agencies stress that off duty officers working security for businesses must enforce the law and follow department rules at all times. Elyria Lt. Eichenlaub and North Ridgeville Chief Thomas say officers act as law enforcers even when in uniform but not on active duty, and must enforce violations regardless of business wishes.
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Transportation Drive
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Abbe
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Andy Eichenlaub
Thomas
Power outages and storm damage strand Ohio Street families
Power lines and a fallen tree trapped a Ford Explorer and blocked a garage on Ohio Street. 1300 volts could travel through the fence if power returned. A teen, Courtnes Baker, recalls showering in darkness and fear of spiders as the family awaits FirstEnergy to cut the downed branch and restore service.
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Harrison Street
Correction: motorcycle owner in crash identified
A Chron-icle correction clarifies that the motorcycle involved in Tuesday’s crash was owned by Robert Nemeth, not the driver Scott Sturtevant. Nemeth is Sturtevant’s cousin, correcting previous reporting.
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