Illegal border crossing arrests fall over 40 percent
DHS reports Border Patrol arrests averaged under 2400 per day over a seven day period, a drop of more than 40 percent since Biden's June 5 proclamation. The figure remains above the 1500 threshold needed to resume asylum processing, marking the lowest level since January 2021.
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Crash at busy intersection injures SUV passenger near home
Police say a Freightliner traveling north on West River Road collided with an eastbound Chevrolet at Third Street. The impact drove the SUV into a home. drivers unnamed as of Wednesday evening. Cause under investigation. witness notes indicate frequent crashes at the intersection.
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Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Feedback on Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155, reinforcing its commitment to accuracy in news coverage and clarifications.
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Bruce Bishn leads circulation and ad sales teams at The Chronicle, overseeing marketing, production, and regional circulation operations while driving audience engagement and revenue strategies.
Assange returns home free man to Canberra cheers
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange landed in Canberra aboard a charter jet and waved to supporters after pleading guilty in a U.S. case. He thanked Australia’s government for intervention, embraced his wife Stella and father John Shipton, and spoke with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The deal requires him to admit guilt to one felony count and allows return to Australia without serving prison time.
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Public records suit cites liberal access rule in Ohio
Judge Teodosio quotes Ohio public records law and two 20 year old decisions, noting records are to be construed liberally in favor of disclosure. He says Tomlinson’s office is a public office and must justify withheld parts with legal authority, which was lacking in Barilla’s case.
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Settlement details flood Lorain County records fight
Background shows Battistelli received a $100000 settlement paid from Tomlinson office funds after resigning in August. Public records requests to Tomlinson’s office were denied twice. Barilla sues for the settlement records, naming commissioners Hung Moore and Riddell. Rosenbaum argues Tomlinson and Petticord failed to disclose requested documents. Tomlinson faces reelection opposition from Tony Cillo. Petticord seeks Common Pleas bench, with Scaletta-Bremke as Republican candidate. A special judge Teodosio was appointed to hear the case after recusals.
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Nonpartisan election plan aims to curb Elyria party primaries
Elyria considers amending the city charter to replace Democratic and Republican primaries with open primary rules only when more than two candidates run for an office. The measure would add to section 1802, require 1512 signatures, and must be filed with the Lorain County Board of Elections by August 7. Supporters argue the change shifts focus to people over party labels.
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Monkey ride at Avon fair draws animal welfare backlash
PETA contacted KevaWorks to stop Banana Derby bookings citing capuchin monkeys’ neck injuries and signs of fear and learned helplessness. KevaWorks pledged not to host the derby, noting no prior or future involvement, and stressing compassionate community experiences. Contact details for Richard Perrins provided.
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