Oberlin Woman Named Fugitive of the Week
Margaret Riess of Oberlin is the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force Fugitive of the Week. She faces involuntary manslaughter and drug charges with indictments from 2016 after a 2015 arrest. Riess is 24, 5 feet 4, 120 pounds with brown hair and green eyes. Information line provided for tips.
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Elyria considers 1.8M Multilink expansion and tax incentives
City officials discussed an incentive deal for Multilink to expand at 580 Ternes Lane and build a 15 000 square foot production and research warehouse at 1154 E Broad St The package includes a 15 year tax reimbursement up to 36558 annually an infrastructure grant up to 75000 waivers of permit fees and a 100 percent tax exemption for 10 years The project aims to retain 240 jobs add three by end of 2020 and create about 175000 in new annual payroll with construction set to begin later this year at East Broad Street and finish by 2018 with the other site starting in 2020 Lisa Roberson listed as contact.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155, reaffirming commitment to accurate news coverage and transparency in corrections.
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Lottery Mega Millions Jackpot Update Fri Draw
The Mega Millions results list numbers 6 13 18 20 31 with Mega Ball 13 and Megaplier 4. The jackpot is estimated at 15 million dollars.
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Plane Marketing and NIE Production Ad Sales
Ad sales focus for Plane Marketing and NIE Production reported in the Chronicle.
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Kasich delays nine Ohio executions amid midazolam fight
Governor Kasich postponed nine death row executions as a federal appeals panel weighs the constitutionality of Ohio's lethal injection protocol. Ronald Phillips's May 10 date was moved to July 26, with eight other inmates also rescheduled. The dispute centers on midazolam's effectiveness and safety in executions.
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Lorain councilman proposes audit committee and delay
Lorain councilman Mitch Fallis floated forming an audit committee after a CPAs report listed it among city recommendations. The auditor urged delaying until her office shares its plan. Several incumbents seek re election amid a fire chief pay review and department transition.
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City cuts overtime pay for A1 RULES From A1 employees
The city adopted an emergency ordinance reducing overtime pay and minimum compensation for A1 RULES From A1 employees. Safety Service Director Mary Siwierka said the pay structure is unaffordable, with Council member Marcus Madison noting the financial hardship. The measure, effective immediately, paves the way for future shifts to a 40 hour week and further overtime cuts. Council will discuss May 22 and attorney Susan Anderson will update supervisor exemptions under federal rules.
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Lorain and Vermilion primaries guide county voting today
Primary voting runs in Lorain and Vermilion with four way nonpartisan contests and write in hurdles for Lorain Republicans. At large candidates require 50 write ins while ward write in thresholds are 25. Amherst Kipton Sheffield renewals also on ballots. Polls 6:30 am to 7:30 pm. others closed. Contact Brad Dicken at 329-7147.
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Oberlin Council backs medical marijuana resolution
The Oberlin City Council unanimously passed a resolution backing medical marijuana businesses in the industrial park. The plan notes the park is the only zoning for cultivation testing and processing, with support from the Planning Commission and Law Director. Linda Pardee praised the measure and tied it to patient care and Oberlin leadership.
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