Ely's Inn faces liquor license action amid rising calls
Ely's Inn along with Red Fox Lounge and Toy Box Nightclub faced license action after Elyria police data showed a 42 percent jump in calls in 2010 from 2009. Wingler may appeal the division decision and seek a stay. Toy Box has a March 22 hearing, Red Fox set later.
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Corrections and Clarifications From The Chronicle Telegram
A Thursday correction updates Erin Hoak's role to program secretary at North Coast Correctional Treatment Facility and clarifies Alan Revercomb Sr. is a volunteer drug and alcohol counselor. The corrected Jumble puzzle also appears below.
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Chronicle Telegram staff and contact details
The Chronicle Telegram publishes daily from Elyria Ohio with editor Andrew R Young managing editor Julie Wallace and sports editor Kevin Aprile. It lists staff numbers and office hours and provides contact lines for home delivery and subscriptions.
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Mark E. Brown
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Fire destroys Spindle Acres Farm barn. goats rescued
A 60 by 60 foot pole barn at 34880 Law Road on Spindle Acres Farm burned Wednesday night, destroying farm equipment and 1,400 bales of hay. Firefighters from Grafton and Eaton townships faced a long fight as hay and straw fueled the flames. Two goats were rescued by an alert neighbor. others died and will be buried on site. Investigators consider a possible electrical switch fault as a potential cause. Wuensch plans to rebuild with cleanup ahead.
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Ohio bill eyed to cut costs for Custom Culinary
Love says exact savings are hard to project due to fluctuating demand and menu changes. The measure, assigned to the State Government and Elections Committee, heads to hearings in the Ohio House next week with Manning expected to testify. A Columbus ice cream maker using liquor projects a $17,000 saving. Custom Culinary runs plants in Avon and Oswego, opened 2005, employing 22 full time and six part time workers.
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Mystery Ford autoworker helps清 trail cleanup figure
Hruby recalls leaving his business card on Buds car after Bud offered help. Bud, possibly a Ford autoworker living near Abbe Road, assists with trash along the trail, preferring no recognition and declining a job. Metro Parks staff thank him for the unexpected aid and say he helps despite limited manpower.
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Mike Goodrich
Metro Parks
Woman charged in McDonalds disturbance
Elyria police charged Heather Jarvis with disorderly conduct for intoxication after she entered a Broad Street McDonalds with bloody hands and claimed her dog was killed before passing out. She insulted staff and was taken to EMH Medical Center for evaluation. Police did not locate a dog.
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Dale Dye
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