County funds approved for six bridge repairs this summer
Lorain County engineers secured 145 815 from the Ohio Public Works Commission for five of six bridges. Projects include Kipton Nickle Plate Road at West Road and Neff Road in Pittsfield Township, Grafton Township concrete box beam work on Dunham Road, Island Road drainage and guardrail, and Eaton Township repairs on Durkee Road. Local funds will also finance a Durkee Road reconstruction estimated at 70 000.
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Ohio Public Works Commission
Kipton Nickle Plate Road
West Road
Pittsfield
Neff Road
Dunham Road
Grafton Township
Island Road
Eaton Township
Durkee Road
Butternut Ridge Road
Oberlin-Elyria Road
West Ridge Road
Carlisle
Elyria Firefighters criticize budget cuts and understaffing
Debby Spangenberg says money crunches anger firefighters at Broad Street station. Chuck Smalley notes staffing shortfalls with 64 of 88 positions filled. Veterans retiring will be replaced by fewer workers. Firefighters urge council to trim administrative staff to protect street crews.
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Debbie Spangenberg
Broad Street
Elyria
Chuck Smalley
Marks
Council
Burkhard
Brett Bevan
Krischer
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155. The notice emphasizes accuracy and accountability in news coverage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results and jackpots from Ohio and neighboring states
Ohio Midday Pick 3 4-6-1 and 6-5-7 Pick 4 5-0-8-1 and 4-7-7-6 Rolling Cash 5 1-20-21-31-35 Ten-Oh numbers listed Mega Millions jackpot $113 million Kicker 6-1-7-2-8-3 Michigan Daily 3 2-9-8 Daily 4 9-3-2-3 Fantasy 5 2-7-10-21-22 Pennsylvania Daily Number 3-8-9 Big 4 4-8-2-3 Cash 5 21-25-26-27-39 West Virginia Daily 3 4-0-0 Daily 4 5-1-2-2 Cash 25 1-2-5-10-11-20.
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Chronicle Telegram contact and publication details
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles editorial page editor Kyle Kondik and other editors, along with contact numbers and office hours. It notes publication cadence, circulation options, delivery and mail rates, and postal details for Elyria Ohio.
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Julie Wallace
Kyle Kondik
Benjamin Nagy
Elyria
U.S
Cats not eligible for dog license funds in Ohio debate
Amherst residents debate cat licensing as a funding option since Ohio law reserves dog license proceeds for dogs. County officials oppose Tasers for cats and note no legal authority exists. Animal groups favor humane traps and euthanizing hard cases when needed.
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Ohio
John Lapinski
Rock Creek Run
Amherst
James Cordes
Denise Willis
Friendship Animal Protective League
APL
Peg Tucker
Oberlin
Parent fears retaliation after Tylenol dispute at school
Al malloy notes his son faces possible targeting by school officials upon return and after the dispute resolves. McGannon cites concerns about 500 mile distance and school treatment over Tylenol as the main issue. If Mike loses the school board appeal, he may seek a judge's review to overturn the decision. Contact Brad Dicken at 3297147 or bdicken chroniclet.com.
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Will
Mike
Brad Dicken
Bdicken
Chroniclet.com
Earl Rivera defends punishment of officer Earl after hearing
The Lorain County officer Earl faced internal ruling on disciplinary action following a Tuesday hearing. Rivera said several allegations, including misuse of law enforcement computer data and a threat to a colleague, were unproven. Earl had been on leave due to a stalking order and later returned to patrol.
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Earl
Pruitt
Lorain
Sheffield
Laura Earl
Amherst
Lorain Police Blotter Reports Theft and Break‑ins
Police log shows a theft at Apples on Meister Road by William Morse Jr and domestic violence and unlawful vehicle use cases at several Lorain addresses. A 16 year old was cited for domestic violence. a man smashed a phone and took a child amid domestic dispute. Car fires were reported on Eri e Avenue.
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Fillmore Ave
Meister Road
William R. Morse Jr
Lorain
Arrowhead St
26Th St
Super Kmart
Leavitt Road
Sheryl J. Hubbard
Amherst
Tacoma Ave
Brent D. Callahan
Reeves Ave
Denny's
Henderson Drive
Lisa M. Nickeson
William Bowe
Euclid
Madeline Vicente
First Federal Bank
Broadway
Express Tire
Bowe
Lakeview Plaza
Nicole M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Lexington Avenue
Police investigate cell phone video involving a young girl
Police said a video shows a woman placing a small girl's head in a toilet and operating the lid while another shows the child being manhandled. Children Services has been contacted to determine custody during the ongoing investigation.
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Carpentiere
Children Services
Historic train station to undergo interior work this year
Cordes says security will be upgraded with extensive lighting and cameras to deter thieves at the art deco depot building. The county, insured with a $5000 deductible per incident, plans interior work this year after the structure served as a cosmetics school until 1992 and earlier housed trains from 1927 to 1955.
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Cordes
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