Lorain synagogue vandalism sparks stand together message
Community leaders and police responded after a vandalism incident at the Lorain synagogue. Synagogue officials met with the Anti-Defamation League, security was increased, and the FBI is involved as Lorain police investigate. Local officials stressed unity and rejection of hate while calling for education and continued worship.
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Zachary Simonoff
Simonoff
Anti- Defamation League
Lorain
FBI
Associated Press
Lorain County
Roger Watkins
Chief del Rivera
Watkins
Matt Lundy
Chase Ritenauer
Chronicle Telegram Opens Corrections Line
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and request corrections in coverage. The notice emphasizes commitment to accuracy and ongoing updates to the record.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery numbers and large jackpots announced
Lucky for Life drawn Thursday shows numbers 16 12 13 24 with Lucky Ball 14. Mega Millions Friday results list 26 38 42 58 70 and Mega Ball 5 with Megaplier 5. Next Mega Millions jackpot is about 119 million. Powerball Saturday numbers are 1 26 41 50 57 with Powerball 11 and Power Play 2. Powerball jackpot is about 104 million.
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Ohio
The Chronicle Staff Contact and Pricing Details
Executive contacts list Paul B. Martin as President CEO Andrew R. Young as Vice President William D Hudnutt as General Manager Ann E Klunzinger as Controller The notice provides delivery help numbers for Elyria and general areas plus mail options including a 59 week rate of 312 00. Advertising staff and hotline details are included along with electronic edition and newsstand pricing.
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Paul B. Martin
Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Lorain leaders seek White House help over manufacturing jobs
US Steel spokeswoman pins blame on market conditions and unfair imports for a Friday decision. Lorain official Erin DiPietro and Elyria Mayor Holly Brinda press White House aides to intervene to save plants and jobs amid potential 3M shutdown and broader steel industry concerns.
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US Steel
Erin DiPietro
Lorain
Chase Ritenauer
Trump
Ritenauer
Hillary Clinton
Elyria
Holly Brinda
White House
Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
Lowell Street
Melee and arrests flow through Lorain blotter
Lorain police log from March 8 to 11 reports domestic violence arrests including Quedella Clinchscales 37 Riverside Drive on felonious assault and domestic violence charges after stabbing her boyfriend twice and attempting to run him over. Other incidents include overdoses revived by naloxone, pepper spray, bar fight, and multiple domestic violence arrests.
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Weanesday
Meister Road
Quedella Clinchscales
Riverside Drive
37Th St
Long Ave
Colorado Ave
Mangine’s
Hamilton Ave
Monica Perez
Clark Court
Broadway
Oberlin Ave
Lashawn Debree
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain County Agencies Discuss Public Records Policies
Fair Board President Brian Twining says the Lorain County Agricultural Society operates in a legal gray area but is pursuing an official public records policy and would provide documents when asked. Lorain County Metro Parks director Jim Ziemnik notes the North Coast Regional Council of Park Districts has public access, though no council specific policy exists yet. Elyria officials cite training lapses while pledging adherence, and City Law Director Scott Serazin plans to seek a formal designee in council to handle records training. Councilman Mark Craig urges broader training among council members for better compliance.
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Fair Board
Brian Twining
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Twining
Jim Ziemnik
Lorain County Metro Parks
North Coast Regional Council
Lorain County
Elyria
Ted Pileski
Pileski
Elyria Law
Scott Serazin
Forrest Bullocks
Serazin
Council
Mark Craig
Bullocks
Clerk of Council
Craig
First Amendment in Trump era tests press freedom
The piece surveys the heated clash between the Trump administration and the press during Sunshine Week. It cites Pew and Quinnipiac polls showing partisan trust, recalls landmark cases like New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, and notes concerns about information withholding while praising Neil Gorsuch and robust First Amendment protections amidst near daily attacks on media.
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Richard Nixon
Trump
Quinnipiac University
Kyle Pope
Columbia Journalism Review
Hudson
Newseum
First Amendment Center
Supreme Court
Antonin Scalia
Scalia
Neil Gorsuch
Kelly McBride
The
Poynter Institute
St. Petersburg
Fla
U.S
Britain
Sir William Blackstone
New York Times Co
Sullivan
the Times
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Public Safety Commissioner
Montgomery
Ala
L.B. Sullivan
William Brennan
Floyd Abrams
Brennan
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Barack Obama
University of Chicago
James Risen
New York Times
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Chronicle
Julie Wallace
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Howard Gollop
Bruce Bishop
Gary Cozart
National Ad Sales
Jeff Pfeiffer
Nan Agerats
Ann Jewell
Barb Rusko-Stephens
Bambi Stafirski
Carla Hama
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Julie Gerth
Vermilion
Midway Mall
Raptur
Kaptor
Brad Dicken
Bdicken
Chroniclet.com
Lorain Police
12Th St
Joshua Wilson
West 12Th Street
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