Elyria Police Blotter Details Theft and Incidents
A series of police reports in Elyria includes a gunfire sighting near Tattersal Court, thefts from purses and vehicles on Warden Avenue and Lincoln Street, a counterfeit $50 bill at Subway, liquor theft at Wal Mart, a domestic violence charge, numerous property crimes, and a threatening relationship dispute. Several youths and adults face charges for drug possession, unlawful behavior, and probation reminders.
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Grafton
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Palace to host all Lorain Schools band concert
The Lorain Schools will hold its first All City Band Concert at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Lorain Palace Theatre. More than 300 middle and high school students will perform a celebration of band music by Frank Ticheli Karl King Harold Bennett and James Swearingen. Admission is free.
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Avon
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Washington Ave
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Noted
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 to improve accuracy and coverage. This notice emphasizes commitment to corrections and clarifications and invites reader input.
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Lottery results and jackpots from multiple states
Midday and evening draw numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 across states, Rolling Cash 5, Ten-Oh, and Mega Millions. Jackpots listed include Rolling Cash 5 at $290,000, Classic Lotto at $6.2 million, Mega Millions estimated at $51 million. Regional draws from Michigan, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia show Daily 3/4, FantAsy 5, Cash 5, Big 4, and Daily 3/4 numerical results.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff and Rates Listing
The Chronicle Telegram staff directory for executives editors and departments is listed with contact numbers and office hours. Pricing details include home delivery rates 3.10 per week 145.60 per year and mail rates 234 per 3a with electronic edition at 9.50 per month 65 per year.
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Indiana trims payments by reclassifying special needs foster kids
Indiana shifts hundreds of foster children with medical or behavioral issues into lower cost traditional care to save money. The change could reduce caregiver payments from up to 100 dollars a day to about 25 or less, affecting therapy, food, clothing and other costs as the state aims to cut 56 million dollars from child services. A federal judge temporarily blocked the plan amid lawsuits, and officials say the state will appeal.
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California
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Ohio House passes driving text ban with fines up to 150
The Ohio House approved a bill to ban writing reading and sending text messages while driving. Offenders would face a 150 dollar fine. Meanwhile startups race to build apps to curb phone use behind the wheel, but coverage is uneven across device types. Remaining stakeholders include wireless carriers cell phone makers auto manufacturers and the federal government who have yet to act.
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Devices and Apps Aiding Drivers Reduce Phone Distractions
OldEdge's Cellcontrol uses a 60 dollar OBD port device and a 25 dollar app plus monthly fees to lock texting or calling when moving. BiZup blocks functions via GPS on BlackBerries Windows Mobile and Android for 4.95 monthly or 49.95 yearly. DriveSafely requires user input to activate and reads messages aloud with a free limit and a 13.95 Pro version. John Lee of UW Madison comments on safety tradeoffs.
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OldEdge LLC
BiZup
Illume
iZup
DriveSafely
iSpeech Inc
Obama presses for Afghanistan progress amid calls for peace talks
President Obama spoke to U S forces in Helmand and prepared for a tougher Kandahar battle while pressing Karzai to curb corruption and boost the opium fight. A planned Kabul jirga aims at peace talks with pragmatic Taliban leaders as relations with Washington show signs of strengthening.
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Kandahar
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McClatchy
Cross Assumption replaces old building in 1957
Assumption was built in 1957 to replace an older structure while Immaculate Conception served since 1867. Immaculate Conception with its copper dome remains on Erie Street as a chapel. Sunday crowds were mostly celebratory though some parishioners called the day bittersweet. "It's hard, but you have to go with progress."
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Immaculate Conception
Erie Street
Parish merger spurs return as new church rises in Grafton
In Grafton parishioners from Assumption and another church join in a symbolic walk toward a merged future. Rev Seabold says growth requires a larger space, a $3.2 million project aims for completion ahead of the April 23 opening Mass of Our Lady Queen of Peace officiated by Bishop Lennon.
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Assumption
Dave Carmel
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