Canadian leader laments lost friendship in Gander visit
Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Gander Newfoundland during a national campaign and lamented Canada US tensions while recalling how the town sheltered about 6 600 stranded airline passengers after the 9 11 attacks. He praised Canadians for helping Americans in crisis and cited the Come from Away story.
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Chronicle-Telegram Seeks Corrections and Clarifications
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155, reinforcing its commitment to accurate coverage and prompt corrections.
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Lottery results and jackpots in Ohio from Monday midday draws
Monday midday draws produced Pick 3 7 9 1 and 5 5 1, Pick 4 7 1 2 6 and 3 7 5 7, Pick 5 8 8 6 7 3 and 1 5 6 3 1. Rolling Cash 5 numbers were 22 23 30 35 39 with a $296000 jackpot, Classic Lotto 20 25 29 46 48 49 carries a $2.4 million jackpot, Kicker 0 7 7 2 8 7.
Advertising Classified Hotline Numbers
The Chronicle lists advertising contact options with a local line at 440 329 7100 and a toll free number 800 848 6397 for classified ads and ad sales. The note references circulation, IT marketing, and production departments.
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U S and Russia pursue partial ceasefire talks in Riyadh
U S negotiators and Russia discussed a limited 30 day ceasefire amid disputes over targets to strike and infrastructure protections. Kyiv and Moscow also weighed pauses to protect Black Sea shipping as talks continued in Riyadh with Ukraine and U S representatives.
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NYT denounces Trump intimidation of reporters
The New York Times condemned President Trump’s intimidation tactics against its reporters after his attacks on coverage of Elon Musk and the Defense Department. The paper defended its journalists, saying they have an unparalleled record of fair reporting and that the administration seeks to silence difficult questions and publicize secrets.
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Welsh named Elyria police chief after selection by commission
Capt. James Welsh was chosen as Elyria chief of police after a review of captains Lantz and Groomes and the commission certified the eligibility list. Welsh, who joined the department in 1996, rose through narcotics and patrol units and plans to focus on training, patrol efficiency, and public relations. The salary is set at 145000.
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Ward trial hinges on family dynamics in Watters murder case
In Elyria a jury hears whether Joseph Ward killed his grandfather Malcolm Watters in a volatile family scene at 533 Augdon Drive. Prosecutors portray a brutal act. defense argues lack of premeditation and seeks voluntary manslaughter. Testimony includes responders and Ward’s planned defense.
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City seeks $3 million bond sale for rescue and pumper trucks
STATION Zuber reported the ordinance to permit a $3 million bond sale to buy a heavy-duty rescue truck and a pumper truck. On May ballot, a 1.5 mill general fund levy renewal, Issue 4, would cost a $100,000 home about $23 yearly, funding police fire streets and parks. Spaetzel emphasized it is a renewal, not a tax increase, noting it makes up over 4 percent of the city's general fund. Contact Richard Perrins at (440) 687-5172 or rperrins chroniclet.com.
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