Light pole breaks after car backs into it in Lorain
A light pole in the 3300 block of Livingston Avenue collapsed Sunday afternoon after a black sedan backed into it around 4 p.m. The driver fled. The pole was torn from the ground and broken in two pieces. Police linked a license plate to a Honda Civic, but witnesses said the car was a Ford Focus or Escort.
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City weighs options to save Lorain Fire Department
Lorain leaders explore a SAFER grant and revenue ideas to avert 1.4 million in mandated cuts. Concessions from firefighters include higher uniform costs and giving up pay, with potential income tax credit changes or a levy on the November ballot to support the department and save jobs.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 as part of its commitment to accuracy. The notice emphasizes corrections and clarifications to ensure dependable coverage.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots across states and games
Ohio Sunday results include Midday Pick 3 6 6 8 and Pick 4 9 1 9 0 with rolling cash 5 12 28 33 35 39 and jackpots for Rolling Cash 5 at 120000 and Classic Lotto at 6.2 million. Other draws: Lucky for Life in Ohio, Mega Millions in Ohio with jackpots around 128 million and out of state results from Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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The Chronicle Names New President Chief Executive Officer
The Chronicle announces Paul B. Martin as President and Chief Executive Officer with Andrew R. Young named Vice President and General Manager. William D. Hudnutt becomes Controller and Ann E. Klunzinger leads Circulation. Barb Rusko-Stephens and Bambi Stafirski join Ad Sales with Carla Hama in Advertising. Classified Hotline lists toll free numbers 329-7100 and 800-848-6397.
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Safer gun tech pioneer Mossberg aims for authorized fire
Daytona Beach entrepreneur Jonathan Mossberg advances iGun Technology with a ring that communicates with a firearm to allow firing only for its owner. His family’s Mossberg brand is famed among law enforcement and hunters. The approach faces public caution but aligns with broader interest in biometrics and RFID based safety. Obama outlined steps Monday to define smart gun requirements for police use.
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Cubans Show Sign of Fear Easing Amid Social Media Protests
An unusually large UNPACU gathering and recent video disclosures suggest Cubans may be losing fear of the government. Social networks and cellular access spread clips of protests against police crackdowns, with reports of spontaneous demonstrations alongside organized opposition actions.
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Broadway Center shows collaborative approach to opioid treatment
The Broadway Center in Baltimore partners with over 30 licensed physicians to prescribe buprenorphine and coordinates referrals with local doctors. It expanded after 2009 to collaborate with outside medical centers, aided by Medicaid expansion and federal grants. Millions suffer addiction with few receiving treatment, and few doctors hold licenses to prescribe buprenorphine.
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Midview names Bruce Willingham new district superintendent
The Midview board selected Bruce Willingham as district superintendent citing his education passion and vision. Willingham holds degrees from Cleveland State John Carroll Ashland and will begin Aug 1 after meetings with staff to assess the district's needs. Goggin will transition to Westlake superintendent in the fall. Contact Katie Nix at 440 329 7129.
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Trump and Cruz vie delegates as convention looms
The race for delegates intensifies as Cruz seeks loyalty in a potential convention while Trump aims for the 1,237 needed to clinch the nomination. Trump racks up wins in Massachusetts and Arkansas, with Virginia and Arizona shaping delegate loyalties ahead of Indiana and California primaries.
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