Abandoned Lorain Dog Rescued. Police Probe Ongoing
Police removed a male pit bull shepherd mix from a vacant Lorain home at 900 block North Central Drive after a tip about an abandoned dog. The owner Mukesh Desai did not allow entry but a woman on his behalf let officers inside. The dog was in a dirty closet with feces and urine. No charges filed. Separately a man reported a $7000 federal grant scam from a caller posing as an employee named John Parker. he wired $175 via Green Dot card but received nothing.
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Lorain
North Central Drive
Mukesh Desai
Erie Avenue
Desai
East 30Th Street
John Parker
Amherst man charged over Kalahari tickets case
Amherst police began the inquiry on July 5 2011 after the Steele Home Run Boosters raised concerns about expenditures by McConihe. McConihe faced charges only in connection with Kalahari tickets and investigators found other issues.
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Amherst
McConihe
Amherst Steele
McConshe
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Statement
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Lottery draws and upcoming jackpots across states
Ohio midday and evening draws listed along with upcoming Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto jackpots. Mega Millions and Powerball results provided with estimated future top prizes. Out of state results include Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia daily games with numbers shown.
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Ohio
Out of State
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chronicle Telegram Staff Roster and Contact Details
The Chronicle Telegram lists editor Andrew R. Young managing editor Julie Wallace news editor Benjamin Nagy sports editor Kevin Aprile and photography chief Bruce Bishop with direct lines. Advertising and circulation contacts include Barb Rusko Stephens Carla Hama and Gary Cozart plus toll free numbers and office hours.
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Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Ann E. Klunzinger
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Oberlin plans consolidated K12 school to replace aging buildings
Oberlin Schools will build a new preK-12 consolidated building on the current high school site to cut energy costs. The Board approved the plan on May 28 and a November 2014 financial package presentation is planned. A grant from the Ohio Schools Facility Commission will cover 21 percent of funding and outside athletic work may start next spring.
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Oberlin
John Schroth
Scrotch
Schroth
Ohio Schools Facility Commission
Todd Rasmussen
Oberlin Schools
Board of Education
High School Football Player Classified as Sex Offender
Trent Mays, 17, convicted of raping a 16-year-old after a summer party, received Ohio’s second toughest sex offender classification. He must report to a sheriff every six months for 20 years, with no public listing. He may transfer custody to a southern facility and could seek release after program completion.
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Columbus
Thomas Lipps
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Trent Mays
Mays
Lipps
Cuyahoga Hills
Cleveland
Ohio
Pletes
Lighthouse Youth Center
Paint Creek
Chillicothe
West Virginia
Columbus Defense
Adam Nemann
Beckett Air celebrates 25 years with robot aid and in-house fabrication
Beckett Air marks a 25 year anniversary led by RW Beckett and Beckett Corporations. North Ridgeville workers count 140 staff using Excel based incentives to perfect processes and boost productivity while robots assist in part creation. Mayor Gillock commends the Beckett family for community support and local employment.
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Reynolds
Beckett Air
David Gillock
Beckett
Gillock
North Ridgeville
John Beckett
RW Beckett
Beckett Gas
Center Ridge Road
LifeCare ambulance talks stall at Elyria City Council vote
Elyria officials weigh private LifeCare ambulance contract after a unanimous council vote ends a bid. City concerns focus on contract compliance, data access, bonds, and oversight while LifeCare emphasizes its zero city charge and strong service.
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Vic Stewart
Elyria
Mark Craig
14Th Ward
Stewart
de la Porte
Ohio Ambulance Licensing Board
Shade
Multiple Elyria incidents reported including theft and assault
Police log details keying of a car on Wesley Avenue. A 69 year old man reports assault at his apartment after a dispute over beer. Walmart tale involves a theft attempt by Nancy Moss and a separate theft by Ismael Rivas. A break in at Ely Stadium band storage building is noted. Texas Roadhouse employee reports drink tampering.
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Wesley Avenue
Elyria
Chestnut Commons
Walmart
Nancy Moss
Fallingwater Drive
Wal-Mart
West Avenue
Ely Stadium
Ismael Rivas
29Th St
Lorain
Rivas
Avon Police Department
Elyria Police Department
Texas Roadhouse
Corporate
Ile
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
Chronicle
Barb Rusko Stephens
Cera
Home Delivery Service
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
WWW
Chroniclet.com
Nemann
Wheeling
W.va
Bob Fitzsimmons
Brad Morris
Elyria Moose Lodge
Beckett Corp
Chuck Visocky
Lifecare
Brinda
Bruce Shade
Ken Stumphauzer
Ing
Lisa Roberson
Roberson
Elyria Police
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