Voting security study begins in Ohio election reform push
The Associated Press reports lawmakers in Columbus opened a review of security risks in new voting machines while questioning the cost of Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell’s $15 million voter education campaign. Blackwell seeks about $133 million in federal funds for election reform and warned lawmakers the 24 hour review can answer all questions.
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Ohio Lottery Correction For March 2 Pick 3 Result
The Ohio Lottery reports the correct Pick 3 evening draw for March 2 was 3-7-7, correcting an error in the previous Wednesday edition. The correction clarifies the winning number and aligns with official results.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff Contact and Circulation Info
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles including editor and sports editor, plus contact numbers for departments. It provides circulation options for Elyria and broader areas with pricing for daily and Sunday delivery and USPS mailing details.
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Lorain Catholics rally to fund money for school shutdown
In Lorain, a heated council chamber meeting featured residents including Lorain Catholic graduates Kara Afvares and Mary Springowski backing a "Save Our School" campaign. Attendees offered donations and discussed legal actions, while some questioned a lawsuit's effectiveness to avert LC’s shutdown amid concerns from five-generation Catholic families.
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Lorain Catholic supporters push to save school amid closure
Airates led Save Our School discussions as families rallied to enroll 96 more freshmen for fall 2004. Supporters planned to recruit eighth graders, rally alumni, contact the diocese, and seek a board meeting before April 1 teacher negotiations.
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Harriss under internal probe at Ely school district
Grandmother of two Ely students was banned from school grounds as the district launches an internal investigation following parent statements. Board members say they are gathering information, interviewing staff and administrators, with no action yet and possible weeks before decisions. Harriss’s past evaluations praised school climate and PTA relations.
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Privacy rights clash with neighbor living in a parking lot
Palotai, who refuses to discuss his past, asserts privacy as a private citizen while neighbors Abbe and Medders describe a years‑long intrusion of his van in a lot beside their home. Police records show a staged accident and a license address at a construction site as Palotai searches for work and stability.
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Former Avon Lake mayor Urbin ends jail term with work release
Urbin appealed his conviction but the Ohio Supreme Court did not hear the case. He reported to jail Dec. 5 and returned home to a banner and balloons on Fredericksburg Road. He attended a Cavaliers game with his son, received LeBron James bobble heads, and thanked supporters. Visiting Judge Richard Markus allowed work release. Urbin worked 63 to 80 hours weekly at Lloyd Manwell Ford in Avon Lake. He read, kept a diary, and plans no definite future action. He will keep working for now and follow the Lord's leading.
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Debating E mail Tipping Point for Free Messages
Analysts debate whether email should ever incur costs as use expands. Leaders like Gingras Cerf and Patrick discuss thresholds for free vs paid mail, while concerns about spammers privacy and global access push for new verification, legal actions and fair pricing.
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