Milwaukee sets two protest stages near RNC arena with gun rules
Milwaukee release outlines security for the July Republican National Convention. Open carry outside inner perimeter allowed while inner zone bans weapons. Two protest stages pace the outer and northern edges near Fiserv Forum with 20 minute speeches. ACLU seeks temporary injunction to require a sightline route.
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Nick DeStato
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Ing
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The
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
U.S
Brett Ludwig
Ludwig
DeStato
Fiserv Forum
Chronicle Telegram Seeks Readers’ Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 to help ensure accurate coverage.
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Mail & Home Delivery
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Elyria
The
P.O
Lucy Velez
Lvelez
Chroniclet.com
Bruce Bishop Circulation Ad Sales
Bruce Bishop handles circulation and ad sales for the 7 TE weekly marketing ideas section and NIE production.
Lorain Tornado Remembered A Century On Downtown Revitalization
Community remembers the 1924 Lorain tornado which leveled churches, the State Theater, and homes, killing 15 at Lakeview Park. Residents recount rescue acts, displacement, and the city’s 100 year revival echoing past reconstruction efforts and a shift in downtown landmarks and memory.
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Donaldson
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Lorain
Lakeview Park
State Theater
American Shipbuilding Company
Lorain Palace Theatre
Susan Cotton
van Duesen
West Fifth Street
Lorain Hardware Co
Broadway
Wagner
Ariel
First Congregational Church
Washington Ave
Church of the Redeemer
Reid Ave
Majestic
Chronicle-Telegram
American Ship Building Co
Henry Baker
The
Red Cross
Chronicle
Dayton
Xenia
Lorain Tornado Remembered at Library and Park Events
A June 28 commemoration at Lorain Main Library and a noon gathering at Lakeview Park recall the 1924 Lorain tornado. The storm left 7,000 homeless, triggered hospital shifts, and spurred rapid rebuilding, aided by neighbors, churches, Red Cross, and local mills.
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Lorain Main Library
Sixth St
Lorain
Lakeview Park
Sunset Terrace
Erie Ave
Fairhome
Illinois Avenue
Lorain High School
Longfellow Middle School
Donaldson
Myers
St. Joseph’s
Leonard Moore
West Fifth Street
East 28Th Street
Broadway
Red Cross
National Guard
Cleveland
Youngstown
Ohio
Lawsuit Over Taxpayer Funds Seeks Access to Communicat ion
Tomlinson's defense fights disclosure of a communication about an $80,000 settlement with Battistelli. Barilla and Rosenbaum seek records. Tomlinson's team argues the Oct 10, 2023 document is not a public record and not relevant to the case. Teodosio, a visiting judge, will hear proceedings amid potential conflicts.
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Battistelli
Moran
Tomlinson
Barilla
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Teodosio
Tion
Rosenbaum
Tony Cillo
Ewers
Common Pleas General Division
Ohio Supreme Court
Summit County
9Th District Court of Appeals
Summit County Common Pleas Court
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