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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2018
Page
2
A Lorain County probation officer, employed since April 2010, was placed on paid leave in February and later unpaid after a grand jury indicted him on misdemeanor counts. Judge Chris Cook oversees the probe and said further action may follow if warranted. Contact Scott Mahoney at 329-7146.
A1 BALLOT shows residents divided over financing a district facility upgrade. An advisory committee of 40 plus members helped shape a master plan that includes a second phase to build a new K–8 school, with a first-phase high school opening slated for 2021 22 if the levy passes. Bruce Walton contact provided.
CANDIDATE supports expanding Medicaid with significant reforms including a non punitive work requirement aimed at helping recipients find jobs. The plan would count schooling or apprenticeships toward meeting the requirement and directs addicted individuals to treatment. Contact Scott Mahoney at 329-7146 or smahoney chroniclet.com.
The Chronicle Telegram states it welcomes readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 and asserts commitment to accuracy in coverage. The notice outlines a channel for corrections and clarifications.
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The Chronicle lists executive lines for President Vice President Controller and department heads. Gary Cozart Jeff Pfeiffer Ann Jewell lead Production with advertising and classified hotline details for ad sales and general inquiries.
Lockport NY district begins installing a Canadian made facial recognition system to screen expelled students, sex offenders and other flagged individuals. Officials say data is not shared with government or marketers and the $1.4 million cost is funded by a state bond. Critics warn of privacy risks and civil rights concerns while supporters argue it adds a security tool amid fears of school shootings.
Stoneman Douglas High plans metal detectors this fall becoming Broward’s first school to require screening. The district ends the clear backpack rule while reviewing donated detectors before any purchase. Nadine Drew notes offers will be evaluated to meet district needs.
Lorain City Council will consider rezoning a 9.7 acre site across Mercy Health Center for a Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic. VA officials cite a campus plan with phase II medical tenants and possible assisted living, pending zoning confirmation and federal contracting. Local officials praise the move as veteran centered and beneficial for the community.
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