Former cop pleads not guilty to forgery and bad checks
Former Lorain police officer Corey Earl, 48, pleaded not guilty at arraignment to forgery and passing bad checks after depositing a $400 stolen check into his account. Partner in crime Duncan Walker, 50, faces similar charges for cashing a $450 stolen check at Ace Check Cashing. Both are free on bond, attended court together.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Noted
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 as part of its commitment to accurate coverage.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states and games
Ohio midday and evening draws report Pick 3 6 3 3 and 8 7 2, Pick 4 3 7 9 1 and 9 9 1 9, Rolling Cash 5 2 3 12 13 38, Ten Oh sequences, and jackpots for Rolling Cash 5 at 100000 and Classic Lotto at 4.3 million. Mega Millions is 9 12 47 48 56 with Ball 25 and an estimated 133 million. Michigan, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia Daily Numbers and Kicker also listed.
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Newspaper staff and contact details page note
Editorial and staff directory listing editors photographers and department contacts including managing editor Julie Wallace news editor Benjamin Nagy sports editor Kevin Aprile features editor Kristen Winn and Barb Rusko Stephens directing staff. Circulation and advertising hotlines with office hours are provided.
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Windows reveal Mary and Jesus scenes at church restoration
On the northeast side a Mary pregnancy scene and on the southeast Jesus in Gethsemane are shown in old windows being uncovered with help from Ross Builders. Parish volunteers say the project, largely donation funded, should finish by Easter as Wirsham nears 93.
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Ross Builders
Wirsham
LORCO Faces Lawsuit Over Sewer District Boundaries
Trustees clash over a pending suit concerning LORCO and the Avon Lake sewer project. The complaint questions district boundaries, past board seat eliminations, and funding plans amid a $14 million bid, a federal grant, and recession pressures.
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Hicks
LORCO
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Edwards
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Lorco Board
Jim McConnell
McConnell
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Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative
Elyria Police Blotter A Chronology Of Local Thefts Assaults
A detailed Elyria police blotter lists numerous incidents from Feb 23 to Mar 3 including thefts at Walmart and private residences, burglaries, fraud, domestic violence charges, a student arrest, and a reported shooting casing near Fairless Drive. Multiple suspects named with ages and locations.
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Erie Ave
Jonathan Hamilton
Lorain
29Th St
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Andover Avenue
Lorain considers three site options for a new campus
About 80 residents discussed possible campus sites near 21st Street and the Black River in Lorain. Proposals included riverfront development and an inland area, with ideas for a recreation center library transit and green technology to attract funding.
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Lorain
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Admiral King Land
Millard
Crash injures man in Columbia Two
A Valley City man, David Rogers, 29, was in serious condition after a 2005 Pontiac G-6 GT left Boston Road at Boone Road in Columbia Township. The car went airborne, struck a tree, rolled several times, and landed in a field. He was freed by firefighters and flown to Cleveland MetroHealth Medical Center. Alcohol may have been a factor. investigation continues.
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Boone Road
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Elyria Post
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Southwest General Hospital
Cleveland
Kendal at Oberlin Tops Ohio Long-Term Care Satisfaction
Kendal at Oberlin scored 97.61 and ranked 15th among Ohio residential care facilities in the 2009 statewide resident satisfaction survey. Main Street Care Center Avon Lake and St. Mary of the Woods nursing homes also ranked highly, with 95.74 and 94.63 points respectively. Barbara Thomas of Kendal at Oberlin calls the ranking gratifying.
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Ohio Department of Aging
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Oberlin
Ohio
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St. Mary of the Woods
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Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
National workforce conference sparks talk of more stimulus
A1 CASH sent to a Washington conference discusses expanding the program with potential additional stimulus funds to continue the effort into a second summer. Murphy expressed optimism about future funding.
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Washington, D.C
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