Elyria Police Log Highlights March 3 4 4
Police report multiple incidents across Elyria city blocks including unauthorized use of a motor vehicle thefts purse thefts and a reported choking incident. A 1988 Chevrolet was stolen on Wilder Avenue and a taxi driver abandoned a passenger on Grove Avenue after cocaine requests.
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Judicial candidate Lucinda McConnell clarified as independent
The Chronicle Telegram notes a correction to a Wednesday story stating Lucinda McConnell runs as an independent. Her party affiliation was reported incorrectly and has been updated.
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Lottery results and large jackpots across multiple states
Ohio and Michigan results show Pick 3 3-9-8 and 6-0-3, Pick 4 4-6-9-6 and 1-3-5-3, Rolling Cash 5 14-24-29-33-34, Classic Lotto 8-25-29-31-44-47, Mega Millions draw and estimated 37 million, Michigan Daily 3 6-6-7, Daily 4 6-3-7-1, Fantasy 5 2-8-16-18-30, Pennsylvania Daily 1-8-1 and Big 4 9-4-1-2, West Virginia Daily 3 4-0-3 and Daily 4 0-1-4-5. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 185000 and Classic Lotto jackpot 12500000.
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The Chronicle Tele gram company info and contact list
A directory style snippet lists staff roles including Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Patti Ewald and various editors and departments with phone numbers and hours. It also provides circulation contact numbers and subscription rates.
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Boil Alert Issued for Columbia Township Area
The Chronicle Telegram reports a rupture of a main water line disrupting residents in Columbia Township and Olmsted Falls with a boil water advisory in effect as crews assess repairs.
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ashes driven around NASCAR track in memory of Helms
Friends arranged for the late logger Helms to have his ashes carried around the track at a NASCAR event. Driver Mike Harmon taped Helms' urn to the fire extinguisher on his Nationwide Series car during practice. Harmon said he heard a squeal from the urn through Turns 1 and 2. Mara Brodeur offered additional memories of Helms.
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Lorain Board Restores School Programs After Budget Ruling
School board President Jim Smith hailed a ruling reinstating two media clerks and five instructional aides despite district objections. The district will fund the reinstated programs with 1.5 million dollars originally earmarked for charter-school losses, costing about 280 thousand this year and 750 thousand next year. Stephen Szucs at 329 7129 or sszucs chroniclet com.
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Elyria Levy Defeated Over Budget Cut Fallout
Elyria voters rejected a 6 million levy renewal that funds the Parks and Recreation Department and police and fire services. City officials blamed confusing ballot wording and economic concerns while pledging to better explain how the tax supports 2015 plans and current services.
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Election continuity affirmed despite weather and long hours
Board of Elections kept voting process going with staff dedication as crews faced treacherous roads and a two day, 38 hour workload. Candelaria praised the dedication of poll workers and staff who endured long hours to ensure the election proceeded.
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Poll workers called the machinery of democracy
A speaker described poll workers as the machinery of democracy, noting the operation was serious but became merely inconvenient as volunteers carry out election duties.
Storm drains Elyria streets as crews battle long February
Elyria street workers, tired after a day and night of snow clearing, move from primary roads to secondary routes. Six salt trucks continue salting as supplies dwindle and 200 tons are on order. County crews assist with election returns and power outages dip below 500 customers. Three Ford brothers endure over 24 hours without power on Sugar Ridge Road while newspapers miss deliveries.
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Clinton Obama battle divides Ohio superdelegates
Ohio lawmakers and party officials weigh a bloc endorsement as Clinton and Obama clash over future strategy. McLin backs Obama while other key figures like Rep. Tim Ryan and Gov. Strickland press for independent judgment and focus on trade and the economy.
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