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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2010
Page
1
Fred and Gwynneth Beil on Ford Road faced a city notice for grass over 12 inches. They cut their lawn to research options and avoid fines, insisting the eco friendly yard effort matters though they may be forced to mow or change the law.
Brad Dicken reports 65 year old Bob Rotacker was shot Thursday evening at his Brokaw Road home in Eaton Township while filling bird feeders. He was hospitalized after initial treatment, transported by helicopter to MetroHealth Medical Center where doctors removed the bullet and he was sent home by Friday night. No charges filed as of Monday. investigation ongoing.
Police release photos from an LNB bank robbery where Aman took about $4000 on Saturday after handing a teller a note. The crime was recorded by security cameras. Two men were arrested for allegedly shooting a man early Sunday on Pratt Jackson Boulevard, with witnesses noting prior drive-by gunfire at the same home.
In Strongsville Joseph Poyma, injured in a head on crash that killed Lorain teacher Noemi Pagan, died Saturday night from an apparent blood clot. A friend recalled his plea for prayers for Pagan and described his selfless concern for the Pagan and Payma families amid the tragedy.
A Medina family of five injured in a weekend crash on Parsons Road searched for their dog Bella who jumped from the car during rescue. A local resident found a dog matching Bella and turned it to the county dog warden. The family confirmed Bella’s identity and will take her home, thanking the community for help and prayers during their recovery.
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