Avon weighs part time community service officer role
Avon City Council considers hiring a part time community service officer for the Police Department paying 18 to 22 dollars an hour for up to 30 hours weekly. Chief Richard Bosley cited about 9 000 house watches annually and 900 monthly during winters as a need for non traditional police duties.
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Senators vow to defend Great Lakes restoration funding
Local officials warn that cuts to the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative would threaten Lake Erie drinking water. Senator Brown pledges to fight in the appropriations process to restore funding, with aide Emily Benavides reaffirming Portman’s support.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Stated
The Chronicle Telegram announces its commitment to accuracy and invites readers to call 329 7155 to report factual errors. It outlines how corrections are handled and emphasizes public accountability in local news coverage.
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Ohio Lottery Draw Summary
Monday midday results cover Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Pick 5 and Mega 5, Kicker, Rolling Cash 5, Classic Lotto, Lucky for Life, Mega Millions, and Powerball. Next Rolling Cash 5 prize hits $120000, Classic Lotto $9.9 million. Mega Millions $94 million. Powerball $85 million.
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Chronicle-Telegram contact and staff directory note
The Chronicle-Telegram publish daily in Elyria Ohio with offices at 225 East Ave. Elyria contact details include subscriptions circulation and management staff led by President Paul B. Martin and Editor Andrew R. Young. The publication lists executives editors and newsroom contacts and provides ZIP code 44035 for print delivery.
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Anti Semitic vandalism targets Lorain synagogue
Police report details an anti semitic vandalism at a Lorain synagogue occurring between 5 15 p m Wednesday and 8 15 a m Thursday with no evidence found at the scene Lorain police Lt Ed Super said investigators are working with the Cleveland FBI to assess if the act is a credible threat. The incident sits amid a wave of 122 bomb threats to Jewish groups in 36 states and cemetery vandalism reported by the Associated Press. Local officials and state and federal lawmakers condemned the threats and pledged support for Agudath B nai Israel ABI a century old institution offering services and education in the community. Jodi Weinberger at Chronicle Telegram.
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Republicans push Obamacare replacement amid ACA funding row
The House and Senate debate a new plan to replace the Affordable Care Act with income based tax credits and Medicaid changes. Senate conservatives warn against leaving millions uninsured while Democrats denounce the plan as harming everyday Americans. The proposal keys on tax credits scaled by age and income, offering up to 4000 dollars for older or poorer individuals and tightening phaseouts for higher earners.
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Gaspar faces new charges over license and record tampering
Sinn outlined prosecution theory that Gaspar improperly obtained a driver license in Ohio while his Alabama license was suspended. He contends Gaspar had a valid Ohio license and did nothing improper. Prosecutor's office did not comment. Gaspar is free on bond and to be arraigned later this month.
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Elyria Council Endorses Medical Marijuana Dispensary Application
Eight of eleven council members back Green Mile dispensary plan amid revenue projections up to 3.75 million. The endorsement does not guarantee approval as state guidelines and licensing criteria still apply, with officials stressing education and safety as the project progresses.
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