Elyria man’s Civil Rights Act bid to move case denied
An Elyria man calling himself Priest Ilataza sought to move his concealed weapon and obstructing official business cases to federal court under the Civil Rights Act of 1866. Lorain Municipal Court denied the request, with charges bound over to a Lorain County grand jury and the other case set for Lorain Municipal Court.
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Lorain
Elyria
James Utsey
Priest Llatara
Anthony Giardini
Utsey
Anthony Williams Jr
Ilataza
Miguel Baez
Karri Peck
Peck
Giardini
Chronicle Telegram Note on Corrections Policy
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 to help maintain accuracy in coverage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results and jackpot figures across states
Ohio midday and evening draws reported with Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 Classic Lotto and Mega Millions Powerball results. Jackpots include Rolling Cash 5 at $100 000 Classic Lotto at $14 3 million and Mega Millions at $52 million with Powerball at $121 million. Nearby Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia results listed.
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Ohio
Out of State
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
Big
Cash
West Virginia
Chronicle Telegram contact and pricing page
The snippet lists staff roles and contact numbers for The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio including publishers editors reporters and department heads. It also provides office hours subscription rates and mailing address along with post office information.
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Elyria
U.S
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Elyria County plans major capital repairs funding options
The report outlines costs for county facilities including Sheffield Township elections offices roof work at about 159 500 to 192 500, a county warehouse roof 643 500 to 786 500, and five roof top climate units 77 000 to 88 000. Other measures include courthouse roof gutter fixes and parking lot repairs 36 000 to 51 000 and 26 000 to 49 000. Commissioners note budget gaps and discuss a loan option as a funding path.
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County Board of Elections
Sheffield Township
Elections Board
East Avenue
Elyria
Tom Williams
County panel debates Cleveland bus route issue after admin session
Commissioners Kalo Kokoski and Cordes say they discussed a Cleveland bus route proposal in a meeting framing question for agenda placement. Williams left the session briefly after a brief executive session on hiring two county employees, later saying he should have spoken up.
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Kale
Williams
Kalo
Kokoski
Cordes
Cleveland
Horseshoe Casino
Frost Toughens Ohio Wine Year Amid Crops and Insurance
Winemakers adjusted to frost with crop insurance aiding Concords while Reisling and Vidal Blanc show promise. Paper Moon Vineyards reports 40 percent of its crop lost to frost and deer, yet optimism remains for a solid 2012 harvest. Ohio hosts 167 registered wineries with a $500 million state impact in 2008. prices may stay flat despite better quality. Contact Cindy Leise at 329-7245 or cleise chroniclet.com.
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Reisling
Klingshirn
Richard Cawrse
Paper Moon Vineyards
Paper Moon
Ohio
Winchell
Ohio Wine Producers Association
Cindy Leise
Cleise
Chroniclet
Perez case prompts internal review at county children services
A drunken Perez was heard yelling in the Long Avenue area leading to the removal of CASE From A1 from care. The incident triggered an internal investigation at Lorain County Children Services, with the lead caseworker resigning and the supervisor placed on administrative leave pending action.
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Long Avenue
Perez
Nal
Lorain County Children Services
SOCAA Faces Scrutiny as Boehnlein Leads Ohio Agency
Gilchrist faced illegal voting charges and a domestic violence claim that accuser recanted with no charges filed. An audit found anonymous abuse and fraud accusations unfounded. A stricter car-use policy was approved after a fired worker was charged with unauthorized license plate use and union grievances declined. Boehnlein says relations aren’t magical but progress is shown. Contact Evan Goodenow at 329 7129 or egoodenow chroniclet com.
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Gilchrist
Boehnlein
Ohio Department of Development
Evan Goodenow
Chroniclet.com
Lorain County distributes 370000 in Solid Waste grants
Lorain County commissioners approved 370000 in grants to cities villages and townships funded by the Solid Waste Management District based on 2011 recycling tonnage. Elyria received 52627 for 2877 tons Avon 45373 for 2481 tons and Rochester 48.64 for 2.7 tons.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Rochester
Keith Bailey
Lorain County Solid Waste Management District
Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Lorain
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Sheffield Lake
Vermillion
Grafton
Kipton
LaGrange
Sheffield
South Amherst
Wellington
Brighton
Brownhelm
Camden
Carlisle
Columbia
Eaton
Henrietta
Huntington
New Russia
Penfield
Pittsfield
Wellington Township man aides, intruder fights escape
Geoffrey Smith 62 was arrested on aggravated burglary after a homeowner dispute in Wellington Township. James Madera and a neighbor reported the incident, while Smith claimed he visited the home to buy a workbench and left after a confrontation.
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Wellington
Wellington Township
Geoffrey Smith
Lorain County
Smith
LaGrange Township
Madera
Panther Trails
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the Chronicle
A.C. Hudnutt
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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Chronicle
Egrorge
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Mark E. Brown
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson
Barb Rusko Stephens
Lori Kokoski
Commission
Ted Kale
Brad Dicken
Bdicken
SOCAA
Chronicler.com
PNC Bank
Wyland
Verizon
Chapman
Theresa Wyland
Midway Mall
Bed Bath and Beyond
Chanta Chapman
Tito Lloyd
Lloyd
Wyland’s
Sheriff's Office
Roy Pinkston III
Eaton Township
Bryan Plemons
Pinkston
Broadway
Cooper Foster Park
Plemons
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