Stein wins four man race in Ohio House primary
Dick Stein of Norwalk captured the Republican nomination for the 57th Ohio House district with 5 575 votes or 34 percent. He defeats Kathryn Frombaugh Timothy Opsitnick and Lee Waldrup as he advances to face Democrat Tom Dunlap in November. Stein emphasized jobs and lower unemployment in his campaign.
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Will reelected Lorain County official unopposed in fall race
Incumbent Will faced no Republican or independent challengers, sweeping to an unopposed fall race. Tomlinson acknowledged a closer contest than expected, praising his showing. Police unions criticized Will over indictment decisions and the handling of the Dan Given case, while Will defended his review process. Contact Brad Dicken for more details.
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Editor Corrects Delegates Count in GOP Primary
In a Sunday column Editor Andy Young corrected a misidentification of the state with the second most delegates at stake in Tuesday's Republican primary. North Carolina led with 72 delegates while Illinois had 69.
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Ohio Lottery Midday Draws And Jackpot Forecast
Midday results show Pick 3 2 9 1 and 4 7 3, Pick 4 8 2 3 7 and 4 0 9 5, Pick 5 8 2 6 1 6 and 7 1 4 4 6, Rolling Cash 5 1 8 9 10 26. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $312000, Classic Lotto $4200000. Lucky for Life MONDAY 4 7 8 37 41 and Lucky Ball 1.
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The Chronicle-Telegram Classified Contact Details
The Chronicle Telegram ad sale management and staff list marketing production and advertising contacts. It includes office hours telephone numbers for home delivery service Elyria and other areas, subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, online and mail options, and the newspaper's postal address and postmaster details.
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Ohio and Clinton widen Democratic primary edge in gains
In Ohio Sanders failure to replicate Michigan momentum collapses his insurgent drive as Clinton widens her pledged delegate lead toward the nomination. Clinton highlights general election contrast with Trump while Trump overcomes protests and ads, winning North Carolina and Illinois and defeating Rubio in Florida.
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Council Candidates Celebrate Victory and Planned City Upgrades
Councilmember Brenda Davis praised the win while Mark Jessie led the victory effort. Voters supported Issue 6 funding for police boost, residential street resurfacing, parks and recreation capital improvements, city building upkeep, new vehicles, and fiber optic Internet to attract business.
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Elyria approves Issue 6 tax levy for city services
Elyria voters approve a 0.5 percent five year tax levy to raise about $6.2 million annually for police, streets and fiber internet. Mayor Brinda cites broad council support and record budget cuts. resident Mike Sedor credits Jessie’s persuasion. fleet issues highlighted the need. Contact Lisa Roberson for details.
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Suspicious Man Reported Near Franklin School
A Elyria Elementary student saw a black male in black pants and a skull and profanities T shirt near Franklin Elementary during lunch. The man left 11th Street onto Riverside after the incident. police were notified, and the district auto dialed parents.
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Burge and Rothgery Face Harsh Campaign Trial Tactics
The contest between Burge and Rothgery grew acrimonious as they traded barbs over campaign material. Rothgery traced concerns to Will, who referred the case to DeWine. Burge, indicted in 2014 over Whiteacre North interests, was convicted on filing disclosure form irregularities and appeals his misdemeanor conviction.
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Lorain
Amherst district debates bond for new middle and high school
The district seeks a 5.2 mill bond generating about 1.5 million annually for 36 years to replace aging facilities. The plan consolidates three campuses into two, with a 136000 square foot building at Route 113 Vermilion Road offering shared spaces, accelerated coursework, and improved maintenance, while supporters praise volunteers and a transparent campaign. The Firelands board schedules a regular meeting the second Monday in April.
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