Burglary arrest tied to neighbor’s claim in Elyria
Elyria police report Marie Fantauzzi, 47, arrested at 149 Friday for burglary after a neighbor accused her and her boyfriend of breaking a window and stealing a $480 TV. Blood traces linked Fantauzzi to the scene. The boyfriend was not charged. A later report notes a $300 lawnmower stolen from a back porch on Hamilton Ave.
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Oberlin man charged after shotgun incident in Elyria
Oberlin resident Jason Somerville, 32, is charged with possession of a defaced firearm improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle drunken driving and two counts of aggravated menacing after a park dispute led to police stopping a vehicle near Abbe Road A sawed off shotgun was found in the car The arrest followed an argument at Ballys 711 Cleveland Street at about 8 p m Saturday Somerville is held without bond at Lorain County Jail and is due in Elyria Municipal Court today.
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Cavaliers face elimination as finals return to Cleveland
In a Finals clash at Quicken Loans Arena the Cavaliers trailed late after a 80-79 lead with 7:47 to play and were outscored 18-5 in the final stretch. LeBron James posted a triple double with 40 points 14 rebounds and 11 assists while Tristan Thompson added 19 points and 10 rebounds. Stephen Curry paced the Warriors with 37 points including seven 3s.
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Tools From A1 Draw Blue Ribbons Around Community
Local volunteers place blue ribbons on trees and mailboxes as Sgt. Barry Cartier of the Franklin County Sheriff's Department praises residents for their support. The article notes Sweat, 35, serving life without parole for killing a sheriff's deputy, and Matt, 48, sentenced to 25 years to life for the 1997 kidnapping and dismemberment of his former boss.
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Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to call 329-7155 with factual errors or corrections to improve accuracy of its coverage.
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Lottery numbers and upcoming jackpots across states
Ohio results include Midday Pick 3 7 4 8 and Pick 4 9 4 4 2 plus Rolling Cash 5 6 13 22 34 36. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $130,000. Classic Lotto $5.6M. Mega Millions Friday jackpot $35M. Powerball Saturday $70M. Michigan Daily 3 9 19 Daily 4 37 18 FantASy 5 3 8 17 25 34. Pennsylvania numbers 9 5 7 Pick 3 9 5 7 Pick 4 6 1 7 1 Cash 5 2 19 32 38 40.
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Classified Ad Hotline Contacts for Production Retail
An advertisement listing hotline numbers for production retail classified ads with toll free lines and standard office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
U S airstrike hits Libyan militant leader Mokhtar Belmokhtar
The United States conducted weekend airstrikes in eastern Libya targeting Mokhtar Belmokhtar, an al Qaeda linked commander charged in the 2013 Algeria gas plant attack that killed at least 35 hostages. Officials say the strike hit the target, though confirmation or DNA proof of death was not provided.
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Two Teens Injured in Separate Shark Attacks at Oak Island
In Oak Island North Carolina two teenagers were seriously injured in separate shark attacks on Sunday. A girl lost part of her arm and possibly a left leg while a 16 year old boy lost an arm and was airlifted to a hospital. Witnesses described the scene as nightmarish with bystanders applying improvised tourniquets. Local officials deployed an all terrain vehicle to clear the beach and planned helicopter patrols along the coast.
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Banks and city grapple with foreclosed homes in Lorain
Lorain officials report 66 foreclosed or blighted properties listed on the city site with banks like JP Morgan Chase Wells Fargo and Lorain National Bank named among owners. Banks cite occupancy or servicer changes for many properties while bonds for vacant homes are debated and the city warns the list could reach about 260 by year end. Mayor Ritenauer urges better bank notice and maintenance to protect property values.
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Foreclosure Bond List Names Major Banks in Lorain
Lorain officials publish 66 foreclosed properties with owners not posting vacant property registry bonds of 10000 dollars in January February and March. Banks named include JP Morgan Chase Wells Fargo Bank of America Cit Mortgage and others. Local lenders such as Lorain National Bank also appear on the list.
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