Roundup U.S. senators bet Cavs vs. Warriors matchup
U.S. Sen. Rob Portman and Sherrod Brown of Ohio bet California senators Dianne Feinstein and Kamala Harris over the Cavaliers vs. Warriors NBA Finals. If Cavs win, Feinstein ships California Chardonnay to Ohio. Harris sends Anchor beer to Portman and Brown. If Warriors win, Portman delivers Great Lakes beer and Brown Platform Brewing beer to California.
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Lorain County grants fund Avon Lake and Henrietta Township projects
Avon Lake received a District Market Development Grant of 9315 dollars to install a permeable walkway at the Old Firehouse Community Center as part of a larger project. Henrietta Township earned 4952 dollars under the 2018 Community Incentive Grant to buy a fuel tank made of about 20 percent recyclable materials. Meanwhile in Dayton area, a tractor trailer struck and killed one runaway cow on Interstate 70 in Huber Heights, with a second cow captured later and the roadway partially closed for an hour.
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Community hosts prom for 11 year old cancer patient
Madison Maddie Smallwood a fifth grade student at Monroe Elementary in Hamilton hosted a prom attended by her class and four boy dates. The event followed Maddie's bone cancer diagnosis at age eight and treatment including surgeries and 30 chemotherapy rounds. Doctors say the tumor is inoperable. Her mother Lori praised Maddie's bright smile at the prom.
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Chronicle Telegram Clarifies News Accuracy Policy
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 and promises corrections and clarifications to ensure accurate coverage.
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Ohio Lottery Thursday draw results and jackpots
Midday and evening numbers listed for Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 5 and Rolling Cash 5 with results 5 7 8 4 9 6 0 7 8 7 4 2 5 1 6 0 0 0 4 6 4 4 1 2 6 12 14 23 30. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot is 100000 and Classic Lotto jackpot is 7000000. Lucky for Life results with 16 34 41 42 48 and Lucky Ball 3.
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Chronicle Classified Ad Office Hours and Numbers
Local classified desk lists toll free line and office hours for weekday operations. Phone numbers 3829 7135 329 7148 329 7242 are provided for ad sales and inquiries.
Mercy Denied for Cincinnati Killer Robert Van Hook
The Ohio Parole Board voted 8-1 against mercy for death row inmate Robert Van Hook, who killed David Self in 1985 after meeting him at a bar in Cincinnati. Attorneys cite years of abuse and untreated mental illness, while prosecutors stress his violent prison record and motive. The execution remains scheduled for July 18.
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Elyria school groundbreaking sparks long awaited project
The plan to replace a longtime Elyria school faced cost pressures but moved forward with a downsized footprint. District officials say the new McKinley Elementary site will rise on the Hamilton location with over 500 workers, 160000 man hours, 100000 bricks, and 240000 pounds of steel, plus a ceremonial flagpole. Lisa Roberson reports for the Chronicle-Telegram.
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Middie graduates vow to forge their own path
Salutatorian Jason Breuler urged grads to define success and help others, thanking family and friends for support. Co presidents Allison Bennett and Jeffrey Squires recalled 13 years of anticipation, noting memories and the tie to Lindsey Rotuno. Contact for more details provided.
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Officers faced dangerous suspect in gas-filled residence
Costantino described gas being fired into the house to flush out the officer target. Investigators wore gas masks and could not stay long inside. The home was cluttered, but items related to the case have been recovered. Why Robinson acted as he did remains unknown, though officers showed courage under fire in a violent attack.
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Brook Park arrest tied to capias and weapon charges
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas records show Robinson sought on a capias for failing to appear tied to an October Brook Park incident. A Brook Park Police report says he was speeding around 3 a.m. Oct 31, under the influence, with a handgun and magazine found in a glove compartment and a violated protection order. He faced additional counts for improper handling of firearms in a motor vehicle and now awaits grand jury action after forfeiting a $10,000 bond on May 7.
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