SPJ Conference in Cleveland Seeks Journalists From Four States
The Society of Professional Journalists hosts its spring conference April 9–10 in Cleveland for reporters from Ohio Michigan West Virginia and western Pennsylvania. Sessions cover writing public records investigative reporting and social networking with a theme Rise Up in Cleveland. Early registration ends Friday with fees 70 students 80 members 90 nonmembers.
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Society of Professional Journalists
Ohio
Michigan
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
SPJ
Tony Kozlowski
Cleveland Pro
Cleveland Market
Jim Schaefer
Detroit Free Press
Plain Dealer
Regina Brett
Police help man resolve mortar matter in Lorain
A man walked into the Lorain police station on Wednesday night and said he wanted to dispose of a 60 mm mortar shell in his pickup’s passenger seat at City Hall parking lot. The Lorain County Bomb Squad removed the shell and destroyed it at an unspecified site.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Mark Carpentiere
John Reiber
Video store night deposit missing 700 dollars
The Family Video manager on Broad Street reported last week that a $700 night deposit did not reach the bank. The loss involved an employee supposed to transport the funds on March 19, with the money reportedly placed under a cash register keyboard at the store.
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Elyria
Broad Street
Missing money at store prompts review after camera outage
A drop-off money was not deposited and later found missing the next morning. Surveillance failed to capture the incident during a 30 minute period when cameras were not working per staff reports. Police investigations are underway to determine responsibility.
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Tomer
Corridor plan links Lorain County to I 71
The Chronicle-Telegram corrects a Thursday front page headline that misidentified the highway for the proposed north-south corridor. The correct route would connect western Lorain County to Interstate 71.
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Lorain County
Lottery results and jackpots across states
Ohio draws include Midday Pick 3 5 4 9 and Pick 4 4 6 9 2 while Rolling Cash 5 numbers are 1 3 15 27 31. Mega Millions in Ohio shows a 40 million estimated jackpot with numbers 3 25 28 29 40 and Ball 13. West Virginia and Michigan and Pennsylvania Daily 3 4 5 6 lists and other state games are noted with respective jackpots.
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Ohio
Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Kicker
Out of State
Michigan
FantAsy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Simpson found guilty in Kowalczyk murder case verdict
Jurors deliberated about five hours on Wednesday and more on Thursday before delivering a verdict. Simpson faces death or lengthy prison terms. trial witnesses note Kowalczyk’s relatives expressing relief and prosecutors describing the case as a first hurdle. The penalty phase will consider its death-eligible sentence and additional Lorain robberies.
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Simpson
John Keys
Common Pleas
Mark Bedeski
Laura Swansinger
Joe Greiner
Michael Camera
Frame collapse fatal on bus owner Draper
Draper died after a frame frame collapsed while being inspected under a bus at Reed Salvage. Eyewitnesses described a frame snapping free as Draper passed under it, a muffler and tail pipe striking him in the head. CPR was given until responders arrived. OSHA could not comment. Draper of Elyria is survived by wife Sharon and three children. Memorial service set at Liston Funeral Home in North Ridgeville.
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Draper
Reed
John Ward
Billy Smith
Smith
Eaton Township
OSHA
Reed Salvage
Elyria
Sharon
Courtney Evanich
Mallory Draper
Lorain
Craig Draper
Brandon
Katelin
Gabriel
Michael
Jayden
Cole
Arletha Draper
North Ridgeville
Liston
Center Ridge Road
LCCC Board Discusses Tuition Hikes and Pell Grant Role
LCCC faces a proposed tuition increase with leaders stressing Pell grants will cover the rise for the neediest students. About 30 percent of students receive Pell aid, and 70 percent receive other aid. The board welcomed new member Lawrence Goodman while the controller Georgio Espraxiass office earned six consecutive clean audits.
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Gan
Church
Ohio
LCCC
Lawrence Goodman
Georgio Espraxias
Mike Sherman
Value City property sale brings jobs to Carlisle Township area
The sale of the former Value City property closes today with Aldi's and a gas station remaining open. Carlisle Township officials praise the buyer Rom Matcham, who plans to move inventory to the former Value City space and expand his Quality Blow Molding operation, creating jobs and potential future growth in Lorain County.
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Aldi’s
Value City
Value City Furniture
Carlisle Township
Jim Wright
Rom Matcham
Victor Voinovich Sr
Matcham
Voinovich
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Lorain County
Ohio Appliance Rebate Push Boosts Stock at Local Stores
Stores in Elyria and Cleveland Street report surged interest as Ohio prepares a $150 washer and $100 dishwasher and refrigerator rebate plan. Lowe’s expands inventory 25 to 35 percent and offers one stop online registration and delivery within days. Home Depot participates but does not boost stock. customers must sign up online or by phone.
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Stewart
Cleveland Street
Elyria Lowe’s
Joseph
Ohio
Home Depot
David Cordy
Elyria
Cordy
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the Plain Dealer
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
Chronicle-Telegram
the Chronicle
A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
Chronicle
A. Cooper
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Kristen Winn
Barb Rusko Stephens
U.S
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Kowalczyk
Barb Kowalczyk
Delores Gibson
Dave
Gibson
Cindy Leise
Cleise
Chroniclet.com
Chuck Humel
David Kowalczyk
Neil Simpson
Chroniclet
Melissa Hebert
Mhebert
Steve Morey
Team Lorain County
Wright
Lisa Roberson
Roberson
Dale Forthofer
Steve Fogarty
Ken Carney
Russia Road
New Russia Township
Oberlin Road
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