Lorain blotter reports multiple arrests and incidents over two days
Sunday into Monday incidents include two men attacked near the Boathouse, a BB gun window shot on Lexington, and protection order violations leading to charges against Harold Staley and Brogan Dunlap-Reed. Additional reports cover a domestic disturbance, a burglary of a 1993 Jeep Cherokee, assault, car stereo theft, panhandling, drug possession, and property damage at a Wal‑Mart.
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31St St
Broadway
Lexington Ave
Brogan Dunlap-Reed
Lorain
24Th St
Broad St
James Moore
Bellfield Ave
Melvin Lane
Chestnut Ridge Road
Sami Gadsden
Wal-Mart
Gadsden
Jamie Hamrick
S. Gateway Blvd
ConSun
Former treasurer Herb with prior conviction faces new charges
The article recounts Herb's 2005 probation for stealing about 5,000 from the Keystone Youth Football League during 2002 and 2003 while treasurer. It notes she denied wrongdoing, remained outspoken, and was indicted again after losing a state job. A company employee said she claimed to cover expenses for others. Brad Dicken can be contacted for details.
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Herb
Keystone
Tomlinson
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
United Property Management
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Issued by Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram announces its commitment to accurate news coverage and invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 for corrections and clarifications.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results and jackpots for Ohio and Mega Millions
Ohio midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers are 7 1 3 and 0 3 8 nots, midday 4 digit 2 1 5 1 and 8 0 3 3. Rolling Cash numbers are 25 29 36 38 39 with a 330000 rolling cash jackpot. Classic Lotto 6 10 22 27 44 47 has a 6.5 million jackpot. Mega Millions Friday numbers are 23 41 46 47 52 with Mega Ball 22 and an estimated 51 million jackpot. Kicker 9 15 5 8 3.
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Ohio
Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Chronicle Telegram contact and rate card details
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff names and roles including Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace and others. It provides contact numbers for circulation delivery ads and customer service and lists subscription rates and edition schedules.
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
A. Cooper Hudmutt
Philip W. Kelly
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Kristen Winn
Elyria
U.S
Ohio seeks bridge closure on Route 301 with detour plan
State Route 301 closes Monday between Lovers Lane Road and Smith Road for a federal funded bridge replacement. Reopening is planned August 3. Detours route northbound via Route 162 83 18 back to 301, with reverse for southbound. Contractor Terrace Construction of Cleveland.
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Spencer
Lovers Lane
Smith Road
Ohio Department of Transportation
ODOT
Terrace Construction
Cleveland
Women win new trial in English test bias case
A federal appeals court ordered a new trial for nearly two dozen minority women fired from NIBCO Inc. in Fresno after failing to score perfectly on an English-only skills test. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals faulted the jury selection, citing improper removal of three Latino jurors and flawed justifications for dismissing one juror.
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Fresno
Calif
Nibco Inc
9Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Oliver W. Wanger
NIBCO
Martha Rivera
Tom Eisele
9Th Circuit
Christopher Ho
Cocounsel
William J. Smith
Wanger
City wins no match SAFER grant for fire department
The city secures a 100 percent funding SAFER grant, the largest ever for the Fire Department, covering two years with no required city match. New hires may face layoffs after the grant ends unless finances improve. An April 28 civil service exam will select recruits from about 30 applicants.
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Benton
FEMA
Grace
Becky Stewart
Civil Service Commission
Stewart
Mary Siwierka
Dal Large
Safety Committee
McLaughlin Reflects on Olympic Road and Hockey Dream
Elyria Catholic alumna and Robert Morris University nursing student Meghan McLaughlin recalls meeting Arnold Schwarzenegger and watching Fergie at the Vancouver Olympics. She played the final eight minutes in USA vs China, hopes to make 2014 team, and plans to pursue hockey while completing her degree.
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Sarah Linn
Sarah Andrews
Oberlin High School
Spencer Davis
Open Door Christian
Wellington High School
Benjamin Bogan
Elks
Jim Mosher
Lodge
Mosher
Oberlin College
Slippery Rock College
Pennsylvania
Miami University
Hannah McDermott
McLaughin
California
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Fergie
Vancouver
McLaughlin
National Hockey League
Elyria Catholic
Robert Morris University
Pittsburgh
Canada
USA
China
Savon Heston
Devel
Savon
Nevan Eilbeck
Joan Lundsford
Sheffield
Bridget Novak
Sheryl Bott
City Budget Moves to Increase JEDD Professional Services
Siwierka urges adding to Police Department budget after reviewing the Joint Economic Development District allocation of 142 500 for professional services. In 2009 the city spent 67 764. 2010 proposal rises to 142 500. Gibbs accuses fund of masking unnecessary spending while Grace defends.
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Mary Siwierka
Police Department
JEDD
Bill Grace
Garry Gibbs
3Rd Ward
Grace
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
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