Professor aims to share talking clocks in virtual museum
McKinley builds a virtual Talking Watch Museum at talkingclocks.net showcasing about 300 talking clocks and watches. He began collecting in 1990 and notes the market includes aid for the visually impaired while he seeks Guinness World Records recognition for the collection.
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Superman
Bugs Bunny
Sylvester the Cat
Tweety Bird
Chronicle-Telegram corrects map error on Furnace Street
The Chronicle-Telegram apologizes for a misidentified Furnace Street in Elyria and invites readers to report factual errors at 329-7155. The clarification appears in corrections and clarifications published after Saturday’s edition.
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Ohio Lottery Draw Totals and Big Jackpots
Saturday results list Pick 3 0 5 8 and 5 9 9, Pick 4 1 8 4 9 and 2 2 2 7, Pick 5 3 0 0 9 8 and 2 7 5 6 1, Rolling Cash 5 3 14 18 19 32, Classic Lotto 1 21 22 26 34 42, Kicker 8 0 3 5 8 3. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $110000, Classic Lotto jackpot $6.2 million, Lucky for Life Thursday 8 12 27 32 39 with 8, Mega Millions Friday 5 6 37 55 74 with 10, Megaplier 5, next Mega Millions jackpot estimated at $128 million.
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Gas station robbed two suspects arrested in Elyria
Elyria police arrested Corey Baker and Julie L. Smith after a brief chase following an armed hold up at the Marathon gas station on Huron Street. Baker faces aggravated robbery and resisting arrest plus domestic violence and traffic warrants. Smith is charged with complicity to aggravated robbery and driving under suspension.
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Julie L. Smith
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Hollywood Drive
Woodland Avenue
Lowell Street
Baker
Huron Street
10Th Street
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Break-ins and thefts reported across Lorain area
Lorain police logs show April break ins at 1252 Bridge Drive and 3400 Lexington Ave with tools and hardware stolen. A rear door entry on Reid Ave caused damage and a 12 gauge shotgun and computer gear were taken. An unwanted man at Don’s Sunoco near Colorado Ave was detained for evaluation after panhandling harassment complaints.
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Total Boat Management
Lexington Ave
Reid Ave
Colorado Ave
Don
Sunoco
University Hospitals
Elyria Medical Center
Student Mentoring Program Sparks Schoolwide Support
From A1 and Midview Middle School in Grafton, students recommending mentors for programs led to principal approval. The county funded mini grants of 2500 dollars, and surveys before and after measured progress. In one school a message board offered encouragement while other sites paired peers to support lunch companions and decorate lockers with inspirational notes.
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Midview Middle School
Grafton
Ferrer
Lisa Simpson
Midview
Kern
She
Iraqi lawmakers face protests as security tightens in Baghdad
Video shows men entering the Green Zone and slapping a lawmaker as protesters mob a motorcade. Baghdad seals checkpoints and halts traffic while counterterrorism forces stand down. Al Abadi says security is under control and urges peaceful demonstrations amid cabinet reshuffle delays.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Sabah al-Numan
Al-Abadi
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