Lorain National Bank Faces Debit Card Switch Glitches
Lorain National Bank blamed separate mailings of new MasterCard debit cards and activation passwords for customer confusion and long phone wait times. Customers report invalid activation prompts and lack of clear dates. Bank urged calling customer service or visiting branches for help.
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Lorain National
Center Ridge widening eyed as traffic hazards spark move
A planned three to five lane expansion of 2.3 miles on Center Ridge from Stoney Ridge to Lear Nagle roads aims to ease the route’s congestion. From 2007 to 2009 the stretch saw 318 crashes prompting ODOT District 3 to elevate the project as a top priority. Plans include fewer entry points, a north side sidewalk, and a south side bicycle path with work set to begin in 2016 pending funding. State money for design totals 1.7 million. city bears about 12.7 million via bonds or a levy.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram announces a corrections policy and invites readers to call 329 7155 with factual errors. The notice emphasizes commitment to accuracy and transparency in coverage.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states and draws
Ohio midday and evening draws list numbers for Pick 3, Pick 4, Rolling Cash 5, Classic Lotto, Kicker and Ten-Oh with jackpots for Rolling Cash 5 at 140000 and Classic Lotto at 11.5 million. Mega Millions and Powerball show Tuesday and Wednesday draws with jackpots of 39 million and 240 million respectively. Out of state results include Daily 3 and Daily 4 from Michigan, plus Pennsylvania Big 4 and Cash 5 and West Virginia Daily 3 and Daily 4 totals.
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Chronicle staff and contact numbers listed in partial masthead
The Chronicle masthead shows staff roles including Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile Photography Bruce Bishop Features Editor Ryan Dawson and office contacts. Advertisement and circulation management details with phone lines and hours appear, though some lines are incomplete.
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Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
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Kevin Aprile
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Ryan Dawson
Nurses S1 Strike Tensions Rise Over Home Visits
City confronts police union over at home health visits for sick officers. Officials say nurses may test blood pressure and temperature at employees' homes, a practice not in the contract and potentially violating privacy and federal medical data rules. Police officers on sick leave restricted to home unless for essentials. bargaining talks planned with union leaders.
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Fowler
Ritenauer
Fires Report Two Basement Blazes At Adjacent Buildings
Firefighters battled back to back overnight basement fires at a vacant Broad Street building and Rothgery and Associates law firm. damages reached about 15 000 for the Broad Street structure and 50 000 for the law offices. Investigators from the Fire Prevention Bureau pursued the suspicious blazes as residents and tenants assessed the smoke and soot damage.
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Howard Foxman
Loomis Camera
Foxman
Miesoun Almukdad
Iyad Almukdad
Miesoun Almakdad
Rothgery and Associates Law Firm
Third St
Brlas
Joel Fritz
Broad Street
Makeover office plea on rail maintenance funds voiced
Siowerka urged ongoing maintenance twice yearly amid remarks from a railroad official that maintenance dollars are scarce due to heavy freight movement and limited subsidies. She stressed railroads stretch dollars as far as possible. Contact Cindy Leise at 329-7245 or cleise chroniclet.com.
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Cindy Leise
Cleise
Chroniclet.com
Grimace and Hamburglar Held After McDonald’s Noise Complaint
Elyria police responded to East Broad Street McDonald’s on a Wednesday afternoon after a caller complained loud special promoters. Grimace and Hamburglar were jailed briefly in a MeJail amid the public disturbance report.
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Chronicle
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Roundup Police Ex Tried to Burn Successor
A 57-year-old ex-girlfriend attempted arson against her former partner’s current girlfriend by dousing her and the car with gasoline and trying to ignite it with a lighter. The suspect allegedly stole keys, phone and purse and fled. She faces felonious assault robbery aggravated arson and theft charges. police expect arrest soon.
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Mark Carpentiere
Radio stations collect purses for domestic violence shelters
WOBL and WDLW in Oberlin accept new or gently used purses and tote bags through Aug. 1. Donations help fill bags with daily essentials for women, to aid local shelters for victims and the homeless. Drop at 45624 U.S. Route 20 E or call (440) 774-1320 ext. 23.
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