Lorain uses DuraPatcher to speed pothole repairs citywide
Lorain improving pothole work with a $60 000 DuraPatcher that sprays an emulsion and aggregate mix. Crews patch main arteries first then residential streets and shift to plowing during snow. Cold patches are used below 25 degrees with about 50 potholes fixed weekly this winter.
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Safety Service
Mary Siwierka
Medina
Gulf Road
Lori Garcia
Lorain
Garcia
Elyria
Siwierka
Police Blotter Highlights March Neighborhood Incidents
On March 4 9 p.m. a woman reported her license plate DRU4258 stolen from a car in a parking lot. March 5 11:56 a.m. a flat screen TV missing from a home on Middle Ave. A man returned home to a forced entry on 19th St and items stolen. A Walmart gift card was given after returning stolen bed sheets. A door unlocked and items missing on Cascade St. A suspicious man in a laundromat possibly using drugs was reported on Turner Blvd. A caller warned of computer virus scam after giving credit card info but placed a hold on the account. A boyfriend allegedly pushed a woman demanding money at Turner Blvd. A traffic stop on Erie Ave found a driver with a pipe used for crack. Reconciliation with a girlfriend at Ashland Ave revealed a temporary protection order against the man. A fight broke out between two pregnant women on Reeves Ave at 12:47 a.m.
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Finwood Court
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Ashland Ave
Black Reeves Ave
Speed of modern posting raises child pornography concerns
The article notes the rapid sharing of photos among youths and warns of the legal and reputational damage. Officials stress that distributing sexually explicit images of anyone under 18 is child pornography and a crime, urging education on responsible technology use.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. Officials emphasize accuracy and commitment to corrected coverage across stories and updates.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results and big jackpots across US draws
Ohio midday and evening draws report numbers for Pick 3 4 5 and 3 4 5 plus rolling cash 5 and jackpots. Classic Lotto carries a 62.4 million prize while Mega Millions reaches 270 million estimated and Powerball at 50 million. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia show daily 3 4 and 5 games with corresponding numbers.
The Chronicle-Telegram Staff Directory Note
A partial list shows the Chronicle Telegram staff with roles including President CEO Paul B. Martin editor Andrew R. Young and others across departments such as news sports features photography and advertising. Includes contact numbers and office hours.
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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
Gambler sues Downtown Grand over drunken losses
Mark Johnston of Ventura sues the Downtown Grand casino claiming he was blackout drunk after extended drinking and a 17 hour gambling spree that led to 500000 dollars in losses. He says the casino enabled his intoxication and extended credit to keep him gambling.
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Johnston
Burbank
Las Vegas
Grand
Nevada
Buddy
Sean Lyttle
Los Angeles Times
Multiple Ohio incumbents draw unopposed primaries in Lorain County
Several candidates withdraw from the Democratic primaries leaving U S Rep Bob Gibbs and State Rep Dan Ramos with clear paths to November contests. Carl Whitmore is disqualified for insufficient signatures. U S Rep Marcy Kaptur also faces no opponent as Cory Hoffman and Susan Purviance exit. Janet Garrett files as a write in to challenge Jim Jordan in November.
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Kaple
Madison
Robert Fisher
U.S
Bob Gibbs
R-Lakeville
Lorain County
Carl Whitmore
Elections Board
Paul Adams
Whitmore
Marcy Kaptur
Toledo
Cory Hoffman
Susan Purviance
Kaptur
Robert Horrocks Jr
Richard May
Jim Jordan
R-Urbana
Janet Garrett
Jordan
Jackson agrees to life sentence plea in Walton killing case
Jackson proposed a guilty plea to a life term but prosecutors refused, citing Walton's parents in court. The 2008 gas station murder occurred after Jackson robbed the clerk of $12,000 with an AK-47, then shot Walton in the head. Jackson had just been released from an Illinois prison after an eight year sentence for a Chicago head shot. Police arrested him hours later after a standoff at his sister's home.
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Walton
Ohio
Elyria
Illinois
Chicago
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