Area police blotter reports harassing calls and thefts
On Friday and early Saturday Elyria police logged several incidents including a harassment case involving an ex boyfriend's new girlfriend, multiple thefts from residences and a bar assault. Charges included theft of clothing in Lorain, marijuana and paraphernalia possession, domestic violence, and drug offenses.
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Robert Davis Jr
Lorain
30Th St
Aaron Frost
20Th St
Oberlin Ave
Oak Point Road
East Ave
Ely’s
Hallie Quisenberry
Emh Regional Medical Center
Broad St
Aaron Gray
LaGrange
Armed robbers force way into Elyria apartment
Three people robbed an apartment on Bell Avenue at about 2 40 a m. A woman and two men used a semiautomatic to threaten a male victim and demand money. Two victims were forced into a closet while others hid in a bathroom. They fled with a laptop and a cell phone.
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Elyria
Bell Avenue
Man allegedly coerced woman to stay at home and threatened death
Shafer allegedly called off work Thursday to keep her at the apartment. He warned she could not leave and that he would kill her if she tried. After he left for work Friday the victim contacted a friend via MySpace and was taken to the police by 7 p.m. Her injuries were photographed by officers. Shafer posted a $2,500 bond Saturday and was released pending arraignment.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. The note emphasizes commitment to accuracy and transparency in coverage.
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Lottery results and jackpots update across multiple states
Ohio picks and rolling cash results listed with numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 Classic Lotto and Ten-Oh. Mega Millions Friday draw shows numbers and estimated $51 million jackpot. Out of state shows Daily 3 Daily 4 Fantasy 5 for Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia with their respective draw results.
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Marketing contacts and hotlines listed
The page lists contact numbers for advertising and retail, including Marketing Director Barb Rusko Stephens and several hotlines. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays.
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Portman leads as Brunner and Fisher clash in Ohio primary
Ohio voters face a May Senate showdown between Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher and Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner while Rep. Portman has piled up more than 6 million for the general election. House races mirror national discontent with incumbents, as campaigns rally around jobs, infrastructure, and health care.
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Easter Bunny visit aids inmate family bonds
Boozer and Boozer-Radovic family members describe how the Easter Bunny event helps inmates maintain relationships with their children. The program aims to strengthen parental bonds so children recognize their fathers and feel connected after release, with support from organizers and corrections staff.
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Police exam outreach aims to reduce local violence recruitment push
Robert Gilchrist of 100 Men urges civic groups churches and networks to publicize police exams amid concerns over violence. Rivera cites job needs and community insight as reasons to hire locally. First year officers earn 41662 rising to 51473 with tuition reimbursement through master's level. Written test requires 70 percent plus agility background check and polygraph.
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Robert Gilchrist
Rivera
Ohio Job Losses Deep as Feb Unemployment Rises
Ohio's unemployment hit 10.9 percent in February, higher than the national 9.7 percent rate. Analysts say the recession was deeper than thought and the state's job-loss model may be catastrophically wrong, with limited mobility hindering workers.
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Health care mandate viewed as key political issue
Dozens of GOP attorneys general vow to challenge the national health insurance requirement as unconstitutional. The 2014 law phases in broad coverage with employer, government, or direct purchase options, with penalties for uninsured individuals. The debate centers on taxes, subsidies, and the balance between federal reach and state control.
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