City weighs pool opening as budget debate continues
Elyria council discusses a 114 million budget with 28 million general fund and explores reallocating 40 52 thousand to reopen North Park pool. Proponents led by Mary Siwierka Mark Craig and Garry Gibbs argue maintenance preserves quality of life while Mayor Grace questions need versus broader funding. The 2011 budget advances to full council with a March 31 deadline.
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Vic Stewart
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Jerry McHugh
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Dal Large
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Garry Gibbs
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Bill Grace
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Corrections and Clarifications Notice
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. The notice emphasizes commitment to accurate coverage and urges feedback on any corrections needed.
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Lottery results and big jackpots across states
Ohio midday draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 results plus Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto numbers. Mega Millions Friday and Powerball Saturday show draws and jackpots with Mega Ball and Power Play details. Out of state results include Daily 3 and 4 in Michigan, Daily Number and Big 4 in Pennsylvania, and Daily 3 and 4 in West Virginia.
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Chronicle executives roster and office contacts
The Chronicle lists leadership with Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile Features Editor Ryan Dawson and Photography Bruce Bishop Office lines include 329 7242 329 7148 329 7157 329 7239 and toll free numbers for advertising and classifieds with standard hours.
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Elyria officer posthumously promoted to sergeant after settlement
Elyria police Officer James A. Kerstetter is promoted posthumously to sergeant effective January 1, 2010 as part of a settlement ending a civil service dispute over seniority points. The move increases benefits for his family and covers funeral costs. his name will be listed on the Ohio Peace Officer Memorial and the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial.
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Ohio Peace
Washington, D.C
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Carol Kerstetter
Kristy Sawyers Kerstetter
Duane Whitely
Whitely
Jason Cunningham
David Ross
Cunningham
9Th District Court of Appeals
Family honors James Kerstetter with memories and support
Friends and relatives recall the life of James Kerstetter, killed in a house fire, as they gather for vigils and church, share stories, and receive community support. Carol Kerstetter explains how the family is coping and coping with loss while honoring his memory through events and personal acts.
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Carol Kerstetter
Strickler
Jimmy
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Fatal gas incident linked to kitchen appliances
Beverly Matusin in her 70s and her son in his 50s were found dead near a malfunctioning appliance. Authorities believe fuel fumes caused immediate unconsciousness and death. The victims were last seen Friday. investigator Adam Wright can be contacted at 329-7155 or awright@chroniciat.com.
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