Elyria to repair Route 57 with state loan and lane closures
City officials prioritize Route 57 repairs spanning about 5.3 miles. A 10 year 2.7 million state infrastructure loan funds part of the work. The project may bid in April with work starting late May or early June, narrowing Route 57 to one lane in each direction. Tiernan Street remains open. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329 7121 or Roberson@chronic ie t.com.
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Water line break disrupts Columbia schools
Crews replace 700 feet of 16 inch water line along Route 82 after a break forced school closures. Repairs should take three days but a temporary fix allows classes today. A boil alert remains for Columbia Township and parts of Olmsted Falls. Water fountains taped, coolers available, toilets prioritized.
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Calamity days tally climbs in Oberlin district
On June 3, snow forced a district wide calamity day count to rise. Flood in Oberlin boosted high school calamity days to five while a fire at Eastwood Elementary pushed elementary totals to five. Junior high and another elementary school remain affected as makeup plans extend.
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Why Is School Out In Avon Lake After Disruptions
Avon Lake districts report limited class days due to sewer collapse at Learwood Middle and a citywide power outage. Superintendent Bob Scott notes districtwide absences limited the impact, while state rules dictate 175 minimum instructional days. Spokesman Scott Blake explains 182 days total with 2 teacher days may be used.
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Elyria Officials Correct Thursday City Story
The Chronicle Telegram notes a correction and clarification from Elyria involving Councilman Kevin Brubaker at large and Councilwoman Donna Mitchell of the 6th Ward. The Thursday report was incorrect.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states
Ohio midday and evening draws show Pick 3 3 6 8 and Pick 4 0 6 5 7 with Rolling Cash 5 11 15 30 34 36. Mega Millions estimated at 37 million. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 246000. Classic Lotto 12.8 million. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia daily games listed with latest numbers.
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Chronicle staff and contact details
A listing of Chronicle staff roles and contact numbers includes Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt, Editor Andrew R Young, Managing Editor Patti Ewald, Sports Editor Kevin Aprile, Metro Editor Christina Jolliffe, News Editor Jamin Nagy, Features Editor Dave Perczek, Photography Chief Bruce Bishop, and Barb Rusko Stephens as Newspaper in Education manager. It also provides circulation and hotline information and subscription rates.
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Avon Center Schoolhouse in jeopardy over relocation costs
Avon officials and Romes clash over saving the Avon Center School as a March 5 deadline looms. The city cites a projected $108,000 relocation cost and potential loss of tax money for private property, while planning officials seek a plan to preserve the structure. Local leaders note ongoing land rezoning disputes dating to 2006 and fundraising challenges.
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Bear Wrestler Sam Mazzola Faces USDA Lawsuit In Ohio
The U S Department of Agriculture sues Sam Mazzola owner of Animal Zone at Midway Mall and Great Northern Mall for illegal exhibits and unsafe enclosures. The suit alleges failure to file tax reports, improper license transfer, lack of veterinary care, and letting visitors wrestle a 600 pound bear for a $1000 prize at the IX Center Akron Posh Nite Club. It also cites two open topped tiger cages and repeated interference with inspectors.
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Divorcee Earl Faces DVPO Backlash and Dismissed Charge
Officer Earl and Laura Earl divorced earlier this year after Laura obtained a domestic violence protection order when he allegedly threatened suicide in front of her. The subsequent charge for violating the order was dismissed in January amid doubts about Laura's testimony. Earl also faced a reprimand last year for foul language and referencing his ex-wife while policing his girlfriend’s ex-hriend, with orders to stay away from both parties. Jonathan Rosenbaum declined to discuss the case.
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