Sheriff trims jail staff in Lorain County cutbacks
Lorain County Sheriff Stammitti outlines 2010 layoff plan citing budget gaps of about 7.5 million for 2011. Twelve full time and eight part time deputies were cut in 2009, leaving Captain James Drozdowski as the sole captain and reducing road patrol. He notes the deficit in the county jail and stresses the need for more officers despite public resistance to tax increases. Local deputies union head Motylewski expresses disappointment. Commissioner Kale reacts, forecasting further county-wide cuts.
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Lorain County
Ford Road Bridge Grant Moves Forward Despite Incomplete Funding
The city may receive an 80 percent state grant for Ford Road bridge repair pending final design. ODOT will set the year funds are released, likely years out, with the city covering engineering, design, environmental, and land-acquisition costs. Councilman Mark Craig supports the plan as a way to reopen the bridge sooner.
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Lorain County
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Highlight
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors and details by calling 329-7155 to help ensure accurate news coverage.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states with upcoming draws
Ohio midday and evening draws list numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4, Rolling Cash 5 and Ten-Oh games, with jackpots for Rolling Cash 5 at 449000, Classic Lotto at 4.8 million, Mega Millions at 12 million, Powerball at 27 million. Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia daily numbers are also shown.
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Executives and Contacts at the Publisher Office
The listing names A. Cooper Hudnutt as President and executive, Andrew R. Young as Editor, Julie Wallace as Managing Editor, Carla Hama and Jeff Pfeiffer as Advertising Managers, and Gary Cozart as Circulation Manager. Financial oversight by Philip W. Kelly with listed phone lines 329-7157 329-7247 829-7135.
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Julie Wallace
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Jeff Pfeiffer
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Kevin Aprile
Calif highway shooting suspect aimed to spark revolution
Byron Williams 45 a parolee with bank robbery convictions told police he planned to kill people at the ACLU and Titles Foundation in San Francisco to start a revolution. The weekend Oakland shootout and a fatal robbery occurred amid police layoffs.
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Virginia
Marsh residents pay for attorney to stop dam breach
Residents who contributed 300 dollars each to hire counsel failed to halt the February breach of the dam. Township officials Berry Taylor and Robert C White described sympathy but limited options as ground remains soft and weeds overtake the former lake. Safety concerns rise from the closed Waterfall Drive access and lingering mosquitoes varmints and a coyote в the area. The lake is part of Brentwood Lake Village. the dam breach followed a December settlement with Spitzer Hardware division of Spitzer Management and Carlisle Township and county sharing costs.
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Robert C. White
Taylor
White
Spitzer
Spitzer Hardware
Spitzer Management
Carlisle Township
Brentwood Lake
Doris Orr
Waterfall Drive
Edgewood Drive
Orr
Chuck Humel
Cleveland area boat disappearance victim identified as Emma Nahas
Emma Nahas, 22, identified by dental records after authorities recovered her body from Lake Erie. ODNR and Coast Guard investigations continue with leads to pursue while a Willoughby man, Alex Cucu, faces a boating under the influence citation. Nahas worked at Powerhouse Gyms in Elyria and North Olmsted.
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Alex Cucu
Willoughby
Coast Guard
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Cleveland
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Blackwell
ODNR
Elyria
North Olmsted
John Dixon
Emma
Dixon
Tracy Supers
Second Baptist Church
Chapman Lane
North Ridgeville
Child with lighter starts basement fire in Elyria home
A child playing with a lighter started a basement bedroom fire on Riverdale Court in Elyria Tuesday night. The fire was under control by 9 pm, with minor smoke damage outside the room and heavy smoke damage inside. One firefighter suffered minor smoke inhalation. the home is habitable after utility checks. Estimated damage is 10000 dollars to structure and 4000 dollars to contents.
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Riverdale Court
Bob Dempsey
Dempsey
Jobless Report Shows Modest Private Hiring Gains
Nationwide private employers added a net 83,000 jobs as the national unemployment rate eased to 9.5 percent in June from 9.7. About 650,000 people stopped seeking work, while New York saw a drop to 8.2 percent but shed 8,500 private sector jobs. California also fell short, gaining only 1,300 private-sector positions.
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Police investigate break in at Lorain storage building
Lorain police seek burglars after a break in at 2550 W. 21st St. damaged three vehicles and stolen two ceiling-hung 52 inch TVs. Entry was gained by kicking drywall. adjacent business window also broken. Rolando Carter, 20, reported securing the site Friday and returning Monday.
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21St St
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