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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2018
Page
2
A May 17 program at Fairview Hospital Wellness Center in Rocky River helps caregivers decode dementia related behavior. An Alzheimer's Association staffer will discuss triggers and intervention strategies. advance registration required. event is free.
Defense attorney Mike Duff calls the crash case terrible as Buchs faces up to 23 years in prison and a 46075 dollar fine. Prosecutor Dennis Will says maximum penalty sought with possible allied offenses discussion. Buchs has been on bond since his June 2017 indictment.
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a Wednesday story naming Gibbs opponents. U.S. Rep. Bob Gibbs will run against Patrick Quinn and Terry Robertson in the GOP primary. A separate softball item misidentified Oberlin’s coach. the Oberlin coach is Josie Martin.
Ohio midday draws return numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Pick 5 Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto with jackpots listed Rolling Cash 5 reaches 100000 dollars while Classic Lotto climbs to 5.8 million dollars.
Al Dieter hires without Ohio licenses echo broader fight over Teach for America in Lorain schools. Kejuana Jefferson slated to lead General Johnnie Wilson Middle, despite only a preschool to third grade certificate. Critics say House Bill 70 fuels privatization and undermines public education while supporters stress staffing flexibility.
Short notice from The Chronicle lists ad sales production details and contact line 329 7135 for advertising inquiries.
The Chronicle reports contested claims of alleged recruitment for judge. Swenski accuses Motylewski of recruiting during work time, Motylewski denies the accusations and calls for investigation. Gibbons notes past tensions with the Bar Association and discusses interviews with involved parties.
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