Parsons Road bridge project begins detour for two months
A state project to replace a small bridge on Parsons Road in Carlisle Township starts this week, closing the road east of Hale Road through late April. Detours reroute eastbound and westbound traffic via West Road Kipton Nickle Plate Road and Nickle Plate Diagonal Road. The $1.1 million project is funded by federal and state funds under ODOT. It supports the Local Bridge Partnership program, aiming to repair or replace over 230 county and city bridges over three years.
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Parsons Road
Ohio Department of Transportation
Lorain County
Hale Road
West Road
Kipton
Nickle Plate Road
Kipton-Nickle Plate Road
Nickle Plate-Diagonal Road
ODOT
District 3
Ashland
Police blotter highlights arrests and warrants
On Wednesday into Thursday officers logged multiple arrests including Chase Mason 27 on a DUI after failing sobriety tests and refusal of BAC. Gordon Matheney 57 for contempt of court on trespassing charges. Zachary Preston 25 for an outstanding Lorain County warrant due to a brake light issue. Demann Wilson 37 for an outstanding Lorain County warrant amid a drugs in a car report. Devion Kibble 40 for obstructing official business after fleeing a stop on a suspended license. Cody Kopis 20 for an outstanding North Ridgeville warrant while driving.
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East River Streets
Chase Mason
15Th St
Mason
West Avenue
Gordon Matheney
Riverside Court
Matheney
Furnace Street
Zachary Preston
Emerald Drive
Lorain County
Lorain County Sheriffs Office
Wilson
Defiance Avenue
Nebraska Drive
Devion Kibble
10Th St
Kibble
Ohio Street
Beverly Court
Cody Kopis
Sixth St
North Ridgeville
Elyria
Kopis
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram states its commitment to accurate news coverage and invites readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and corrections.
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Ohio Lottery Update with Upcoming Jackpots and Draws
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Chronicle executive roster and ad staff list
The Chronicle masthead shows President and CEO Paul B. Martin, Vice President Andrew R. Young, General Manager William D. Hudnutt, Controller Ann E. Klunzinger, and Editorial staff led by Barb Rusko-Stephen. Circulation Gary Cozart, National Ad Sales Jeff Pfeiffer, plus Ann Jewell in production and ad sales. Classified hotline toll free 800 848-6397.
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Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Barb Rusko-Stephen
Sete Bambi Stafirski
Carla Hama
Gary Cozart
National
Jeff Pfeiffer
Ann Jewell
Workers group sues Palm Beach over protest near billionaire executive
The Coalition of Immokalee Workers sues Palm Beach Florida alleging ordinances bar a planned March 12 protest near Nelson Peltz Wendy's Company board chairman. The suit claims First Amendment rights are violated by rules banning noise amplification banners and non government flags while allowing demonstrations in theory. Town officials say protests must follow rules and this will be first in Palm Beach since 2000.
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Immokalee Workers
Wendy’s Company
Nelson Peltz
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Nances
Tom Bradford
Bradford
Florida
U.S Census Bureau
Fire destroys home as resident saved with help
A residential fire on North Leavitt Road left a house a total loss valued at about 88 100 as Amherst fire crews and nearby departments battled the blaze. A neighbor described helping the elderly resident Tammaro escape with a jacket and shoes, while bystanders coordinated aid and a KFC employee aided in monitoring his safety. No firefighter injuries were reported.
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Tammaro
Susan Jackson
Oberlin
Jackson
Amherst
Wayne Northeim
Lorain County Auditor’s
Lorain CRA probe drags as officials weigh state review
Lorain officials debate routing the investigation into the CRA votes to Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine's office after Lorain Prosecutor Dennis Will recused. Capt. Roger Watkins will seek a transfer to DeWine or a special prosecutor, noting past refusals due to time and complexity. The probe has political overtones as Will faces criticism from the police union and continues to review evidence for possible charges.
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Lorain
Ohio
Mike DeWine
Dennis Will
Cuyahoga County
Roger Watkins
Will
DeWine
Watkins
Given
CRA
Lorain Police Union
Elyria Defense
JD Tomlinson
Ohio Ethics Commission
George Koury
Ritenauer
City weighs pay for new safety-service director amid deficit
Lorain officials debate the compensation for ex-council member Given as safety-service director while facing a 2.3 million budget shortfall. Mayor Ritenauer argues Given's government experience aids the crisis, though the pay level draws criticism from the police union and others.
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Mary Springowski
Mitch Fallis
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Springowski
Lorain
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