Gambling Memorabilia Show Attracts Collectors To North Olmsted
North Olmsted hosts Ohio's third annual Casino and Gambling Memorabilia Show at the Radisson Hotel on Country Club Boulevard from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 15. Items include chips dice cards silver strikes matchbooks ashtrays slot machines and table felts from casinos worldwide. Admission is $5 for adults and free for children 17 and under.
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Blighted Lorain House Demolished Under Land Bank Aid
The 1900 1800 square foot home, once tied to Mayor Zahorec and later Koziera, is being torn down using Lorain County Land Bank funds and the Moving Ohio Forward grant. Mayor Ritenauer touts aggressive demolition since 2012 with 1700 houses removed. William Gow helped reroof years ago. Prudoff faced federal corruption charges.
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Joe Koziura
William Gow
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Chronicle Telegram Issues Corrections Policy
The Chronicle Telegram states it will publish corrections and clarifications to ensure accurate news coverage. Readers are invited to call 329 7155 to report factual errors.
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Chroniclet
Cuyahoga County
Chronicle-Telegram
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio Lottery Results and Large Jackpots Update
The weekly totals show Winning midday draws including Pick 3 0 0 7 and 0 4 2, Pick 4 6 7 2 5 and 4 2 7 5, Pick 5 9 5 1 5 3 and 1 8 3 9 7, Rolling Cash 5 8 10 14 20 31, Classic Lotto 2 3 4 18 23 48, and Kicker 1 7 8 7 1 9. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot is 205000 dollars and Classic Lotto 62.6 million dollars. Mega Millions Tuesday results 10 29 31 35 45 with Megaplier 2 and Mega Ball 10. Next Mega Millions jackpot estimated at 270 million. Wednesday numbers 3 7 9 26 54 and Powerball 19 with an estimated 40 million jackpot.
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Ohio
Chronicle executives list leadership team and editors
The Chronicle presents its leadership roster with President and CEO Paul B. Martin, Vice President Andrew R. Young, Gen. Manager William D. Hudnutt, Controller Ann E. Klunzinger, and editors including Managing Editor Julie Wallace and News Editor Benjamin Nagy. Kevin Aprile leads sports and Howard Gollop features, Bruce Bishop handles photography. Advertising and classifieds numbers are listed.
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Paul B. Martin
Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Julie Wallace
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Howard Gollop
Bruce Bishop
Hardware store owner faces relocation amid road widening plan
Joe Buescher and his family run a 12 000 square foot hardware store established in 1936 in Westerville. ODOT plans widening require property acquisitions through Heritage Land Services. The family awaits a formal state offer and considers relocation for the store and a longtime guitar repair business. Contact Steve Fogarty at 329-7146.
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Drug seizures by year and agency in Lorain County
Lorain Police Department and Lorain County Sheriffs Office report drug seizures across 2010 to 2013. Cocaine totals reach 44 kilograms, heroin about 17 kilograms, marijuana around 60 pounds to 11 thousand grams, with variations by year and agency.
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Teacher speaks out on testing overreach in Ohio district
Dawn Neely-Randall, a Elyria teacher, published an essay in the Washington Post arguing high stakes testing, Common Core changes, and the third grade guarantee undermine kids. Superintendent Paul Rigda and district officials support her candor as they urge more teachers to speak up for students.
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Washington Post
Elyria
Paul Rigda
Neely Randall
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National crime drop tied to aging population and data driven policing
FBI stats show violent and property crime down 5.4 percent in early 2013 vs 2012. Experts note reporting gaps and media bias inflate perceived crime while aging criminals and better policing drive the decline. Data driven policing improves trend tracking and resource allocation.
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Eric Jefferis
Kent State University
Jefferis
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