Lorain Schools begin year with downsizing to 7000
The Lorain district, after years of deficits, trims staff to about 7000 as Tucker pushes center downsizing. A budget turnaround follows a levy and a 3 million loan, ending with a 1.83 million year end surplus.
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Council to name seat replacement by Aug. 5
The council must appoint a successor for Jaenke within 30 days of July 15 or a special meeting may be held before the Aug. 19 session. If no agreement is reached, the mayor will appoint. Residents may submit resumes to Corcoran or contact Fogarty with questions.
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Man Ordered to Appear in Elyria Court After Police Chase
The Chronicle-Telegram clarifies that Luis Mena, jailed after a police chase, was hospitalized and received a personal recognizance bond. The hospital status and bond were omitted in error. the governor signed the budget, not Chancellor John Carey, and Trayvon Martin’s name was misspelled in a prior headline.
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Luis Mena
Ohio Board of Regents
John Carey
Trayvon Martin
Ohio and interstate lottery results and jackpots update
Midday and evening draws listed by state with numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4, Daily 3 4 5 in Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Rolling Cash 5 and Mega Millions Powerball jackpots given. next rolling cash 5 is 175000, Mega Millions 13 million, Powerball 166 million.
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Chronicle-Telegram staff and contact details
A readable block lists the Chronicle Telegram newsroom staff editors and managers, contact numbers, ad and circulation offices, and subscription rates and delivery options for Elyria Ohio. It also includes mailing address and post office details for the publication.
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U.S
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
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Great Lakes funding faces deep cuts in House plan
A Republican led House panel proposes roughly 80 percent funding cuts to the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative and a low interest loan fund for sewage upgrades. The measure targets toxic sludge cleanup and Asian carp defenses as part of sequestration driven cuts, potentially halting key environmental programs. Joel Brammeier of the Alliance for the Great Lakes warns of program stoppage.
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U.S. House
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Fire dispatch changes eyed as 911 shift looms in Lorain
Brown notes draft memo circulated about Fire Department dispatch overhaul. He says no layoffs planned and changes aim to free firefighters for trucks and emergencies. Lorain already weighs shifting to county 911 dispatch. firefighters prefer in-house control for scene context. Contact Brad Dicken at 329-7147 or bdicken chroniclet.com.
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Lorain
George
Brad Dicken
Bdicken
Chroniclet.com
Amherst police deploy thermal imaging to aid crime response
Amherst Police Chief Joseph Kuciek describes thermal imaging as a tool to locate recently fired guns, shells, or fleeing suspects. The department uses NOPTIC in Ohio, aims to help Lorain County agencies handle high level felonies, and plans to equip two more vehicles with the tech.
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Kuciek
Amherst
Ohio
Lorain County
Kucirek
Canada tightens rail rules after Lac Megantic disaster
Canada bans one man crews on dangerous goods trains and forbids leaving such trains unattended on main tracks. Hand brakes must be applied for trains left overnight. The Lac Megantic derailment killed 47 and flattened 40 buildings after a runaway 72 car crude train crashed into downtown.
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Lorain County Foundation Awards 676000 in Grants
The Community Foundation of Lorain County granted over 676000 to 35 local agencies. Recipients include Herrick Memorial Library 20300 for latchkey literacy, Legal Aid Society 17500 for access to justice, United Way 30000 for volunteers, Oberlin College 5000 for summer theater, and many others supporting health education, arts, housing, and senior services across Lorain County.
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Herrick Memorial Library
Legal Aid Society of Cleveland
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Columbia Historical Society
Columbia Township
Credo
Great Lakes Theater Festival
the Mad Factory
Oberlin Choristers
True North Cultural Arts
Atmosphere Adventures
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
College Now Greater Cleveland Inc
Educational Service Center of
Junior Achievement of
Greater Cleveland
Oberlin College
Oberlin Summer Theater Festival
Alzheimer’s Association
Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center
Lorain County Health & Dentistry
Prevent
Ohio
Boys & Girls Clubs
Catholic Charities Corp
Easter Seals
Individua
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