Second driver released from hospital after fatal crash
Gerald Wetherbee, 35 of Oberlin, who troopers say was driving drunk when a crash on Route 83 in Grafton killed a mother and her 13 year old daughter, was released from the hospital. He likely faces charges after the investigation is sent to Lorain County prosecutors next week. Thomas Tomasheski, 38, and his daughter Danielle were injured. Tomasheski’s wife and son were killed.
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Goodbye from Al Danielle and Tommy and wife to Thomas
A widow and community volunteer at Myers Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church is mourned after the couple named Thomas receives farewell messages. The report notes her generous nature and reflects on a fatal incident last Saturday night involving Tommy and another man.
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Community fundraiser and church rally amid fatal Route 83 crash
Donations accepted at First Place Bank branches in Lorain County and North Olmsted with volunteers collecting today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Grafton Sparkle Market and Midview concession stand. A Kia driver, 35-year-old Gerald Wetherbee, crossed the center line on Route 83 and collided head on with a Honda Civic. troopers say he may have been drinking, driving on a suspended license, and has two prior DUI convictions. Wetherbee was released from MetroHealth Medical Center. no charges filed yet. A church service at Midview North Elementary School honored Tammy and Tommy with prayers and a procession of mourners. Contact Adam Wright at 329-7155.
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Tragic domestic incident ends in death of wife
James Eppler says he acted to calm tensions after a quarrel with his wife a 23 year old who died from a single gunshot wound in their home. He claims he smashed a mirror injuring his hand and later found her dead as he smoked in the kitchen. He describes faith and taking things one day at a time amid personal crisis.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Advised
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. The notice emphasizes accuracy in nets coverage and urges audience input for corrections.
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Ohio Lottery Draws And Jackpots This Friday
Ohio midday picks list numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 along with Rolling Cash 5 and Ten Oh draws. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot stands at 306000 while Classic Lotto reaches 34.9 million and Mega Millions shows an estimated 53 million with Megaplier 4. Powerball on Wednesday yields 19 20 38 41 43 and 29 with Power Play 4 and an estimated 36 million jackpot.
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Allegations Against Judge Berta Detail Internal Conflict
A court dispute centers on phrases and conduct alleged against Judge Berta by McConnell and associates. The memo flags Maschari as a key source while noting McConnell later resigned citing treatment and family health issues.
Former bailiff alleges conduct by judge sparks tensions
Maschari, who served as bailiff for Judge Berta from 2006 until March 2010, accuses the judge of outbursts and inappropriate treatment of women. He plans to testify under oath and may face a possible lawsuit.
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Jones Potato Chip Co expands with regional growth plans
Jones Potato Chip Co on Kipling Street employs over 20 and runs four trucks. Since 1945 founded by Frederick W. Jones the firm grew to process 10.5 million pounds of potatoes in 2010 with 212 semi loads. In 2011 sales projected at 7 to 8 million as it eyes nationwide snacks and partnerships with Save-A-Lot and larger brands.
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