Riddell weighs Elyria options as expansion looms
Riddell mulls staying in Elyria or relocating after capacity limits at the current facility. City incentives include land, tax breaks, and building-space options aimed at keeping the firm, its 50-year partnership, and local jobs.Company officials say a formal plan announcement may come within 60 days, while two new production lines expand with future growth anticipated.
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Elyria Brinda Push Draws Local Support For Riddell stay
Local leaders and lawmakers including U S Sen Sherrod Brown State Sen Gayle Manning Elyria Schools Superintendent Tom Jama and City Council President Mike Lotko press Riddell to remain in Elyria. They cite a strong Ohio workforce and existing incentives while noting the plant employs about 490 across a 210000 square foot facility and the city council proposal lowers the rebuild cost by about half.
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Akron man leads police on chase through Elyria to Route 10
An Akron man, Michael Cathey, 44, led Elyria police on a high speed chase after sideswiping a car on Lake Avenue. He fled onto Route 10, was stopped by stop sticks deployed by North Ridgeville police, and was arrested without injuries. He faces DUI, failure to comply, obstructing official business and weaving charges.
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Lorain Police Blotter March 21 23
Entries include tires flattened on E 29th St. and a dog bite on W 39th St. A woman reports a threatening email from an ex husband in prison. Warrant, theft and drug charges listed for Amherst residents. License plate theft and multiple traffic related incidents.
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Amherst
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31St St
Long Avenue
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Eastlawn Ave
Chronicle Telegram Requests Readers Report Errors
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and seek corrections, emphasizing commitment to accurate news coverage.
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Ohio Lottery Draw Summary Flashing Numbers and Jackpots
Ohio lottery results list multiple games including Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 5 Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto with midday and evening results. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot rises to 140000 and Classic Lotto to 4.7 million. Mega Millions Friday results show Friday draw numbers with Mega Millions jackpot estimated at 43 million.
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Chronicle Classified Advertising Contact Info
Ad sales contacts list in The Chronicle includes Barb Rusko Stephens and Bambi Stafirski for NIE Production and Carla Hama. Classified hotline numbers are provided with toll free and local office hours.
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Carla Hama
Open Door plans new campuses in Lorain and Santo Domingo
Open Door Church advances its 20 20 Vision with a Santo Domingo facility and Lorain campus planned for 2017, a 2018 Internet campus launch, a 2019 campus east of Elyria, and a homeless family shelter in Elyria as part of long term ministry. Mindling says God directs placements as doors open. Residents welcome a local campus with Strader noting outreach benefits and concerns about 20 20 Vision.
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Lorain
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20/20 Vision
Elyria
Security Plans for Large Protests at National Conventions
Agencies coordinate to handle protests and terrorist threats during the Republican and Democratic conventions. Cleveland and Philadelphia receive federal security grants of 50 million dollars each. Officials outline current bids for riot gear, barriers, and racehorse equipment while ramping up officer numbers.
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