Lorain School Workers sue over unfair labor practices
The Lorain Association of Classified Employees plans to file an unfair labor practice charge against the Lorain school board. LACE says a tentative contract was rejected by the board despite ratification in March, amid claims of financial strain and high spending on legal fees and a superintendent search.
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Lorain
Terri Velasquez
Lorain Association of Classified Employees
LACE
Oee
Lorain School Moves 2007 08 Path to New Elementary
Local school system outlines 2007 08 changes with grade shifts and moves for elementary and middle schools. Students at Emerson Masson Longfellow and Longfellow Middle face new assignments including Larkmoor Elementary and other reconfigurations.
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Lorain
Emerson
Masson Elementary
Longfellow
Larkmoor
Schools Reorganize Amid Enrollment Decline in Ohio District
The district shifts to smaller schools due to declining 2001 enrollment, opting to close Homewood and Masson elementary schools. Half of the construction funded by the state is complete, now under the Ohio Schools Facilities Commission review. Schnurr notes six months of planning and ongoing logistics with ballots to follow.
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Homewood
Masson
Ohio Schools Facilities Commission
Schnurr
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors at the provided phone number 329 7155. It outlines its commitment to accurate coverage and encourages public input to improve reporting.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results roundup with multiple state draws
Ohio midday Pick 3 6-4-4 Pick 3 8-4-2 Midday Pick 4 7-3-3-4 Pick 4 5-3-3-7 Rolling Cash 5 3-12-15-18-33 Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 139000 Classic Lotto 11.1 million Tuesday Mega Millions 11-16-31-12-53 Mega Ball 42 Kicker 4-9-6-6-1-5 Jackpot 69 million Kicker 100000 Out of state Michigan Thursday Daily 3 0-4-0 Daily 4 5-2-5-5 Fantasy 5 6-7-24-32-3 Pennsylvania Thursday Daily Number 9-4-2 Big 4 2-7-3-4 West Virginia Thursday Daily 3 5-2-7 Daily 4 0-0-3-4 Cash 25 1-5-8-14-16-22 Past Ohio winners Wednesday Midday Pick 3 2-8-8 Pick 3 0-6-3 Midday Pick 4 9-3-8-8 Pick 4 3-3-0-3 Rolling Cash 5 3-11-22-23-29 Classic Lotto 1-3-10-13-18-46
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Fantasy
Pennsylvania
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Cash
David Drive
Broad St
West Ave
Elyria
Georgetown Avenue
Kenyon
Scott Court
Fuller Road
Sherri Baker
Brandtson Ave
Patrick Egan
Eric Fitzpatrick
Midway Mall Blvd
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Tollett laid to rest with 82nd Airborne honors
Miller and Dave Tollett lead the procession escorted by Elyria area police and fire units as the 82nd Airborne veteran is buried with full military honors. The Northeast Ohio Honor Guard accompanied 14 members, and flag halfmast requests were issued by Gov. Strickland. Burial at Brookdale Cemetery follows services at Road, East Bridge Street, and Middle Avenue. Memorials may be sent to Elyria Catholic High School or the Cpl Brad Squires Memorial Fund.
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Miller Sparks
Dave Tollett
Don
Ryan
Tollett
Northeast Ohio
Eric Stanton
Elyria
Stow
Ohio
Honor Guard
Iraq
Stanton
504Th Infantry Regiment
82Nd Airborne Division
North Ridgeville
Avon
Russia Road
U.S
East Bridge Street
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Brookdale Cemetery
Oberlin Road
Allan R. Laubenthal
Elyria Catholic High School
Cpl
Brad Squires
County contemplates promotion and salary changes amid overwork claims
County officials debate promoting a manager to development director while eliminating the ombudsman post. Twining would be paid more under the new duties, boosting his salary from about 75 000 to 88 000. Critics urge spending on public safety and question land appraisal funding.
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Blair
Twining
Cordes
Sheffield
Mark Stewart
Lawmakers push crackdown on loan steering to curb foreclosures
Brown along with Senators Schumer and Casey announce a plan to attach foreclosure prevention legislation to the next appropriation bill. They warn abuses by solicitors steering borrowers to aging loans with low rates but large balloon payments are harming countless families and economies.
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Brown
He and Sons
Charles Schumer
D-N.y
Robert Casey
D-Pa
Iraq
Foreclosures in Lorain County Quadruple from 1996 to 2006
Lorain County foreclosures rose from 533 in 1996 to 1930 in 2006, per Lorain County Clerk of Courts and Sheriff's Department 2007. Local groups including the Lorain County Urban League and Consumer Credit Counseling Service of the Midwest offer help to homeowners facing foreclosure.
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Lorain County
Clerk of Courts and Sheriff's Department
Ronald Nabakowski
Bethany Lesser
Brown
Lorain police blotter reports multiple incidents across two days
Entries list juvenile possession of unstated medicines, thefts at homes and stores, a broken into residence, abandoned dogs in squalor, vehicle vandalism, purse thefts, harassment, domestic violence, drug possession, a DUI with high BAC, warrant arrests, and a car radio theft. Notable names include Waunietta Eno and Bruce Keller.
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33Rd St
35Th St
Hamilton Avenue
Clifton Ave
Nord Center
Erie Avenue
Waunietta
Eno
Lorain
29Th St
Broadway
Rite-Aid
37Th St
34Th St
Bruce Keller
DUI
Sia Leah
Amitent
Pin Oak Drive
Otis Halsey
West 22Nd Street
Vivian Watkins
County jail study urges modular housing and interjurisdictional boarding
A jail assessment shows 422 inmates on a study day with 40 percent held for violent offenses. Commissioner Kale backs trailers or modular units to segregate non-violent offenders to free space for serious crimes. Proposals include contracting with other jurisdictions and a limited emergency release plan, with budget constraints cited by officials.
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Ted Kale
Kale
Ashland
Blair
Lori Kokoski
Kokoski
Emergency release eyed to ease jail crowding says official
Jail administrator Drozdowski warns inmates may climb from 438 to 500 before May as he outlines a pending emergency release plan. Kokoski supports short term steps, acknowledging the plan awaits judge approval for release. Contact Lisa Roberson for details.
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Kokoski
Drozdowski
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