Corrections and Clarifications From The Chronicle Telegram
Carlisle Township voters within Midview Schools district faced a levy on Tuesday. A previous report misidentified the Carlisle Township district with a levy. An earlier Lorain utilities director and two Water Department employees story gave incorrect timing for notifying residents about the issue. The EPA required a 30 day resident notification period.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states on Tuesday and weekend draws
Ohio Tuesday results list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5 and Ten-Oh totals, with jackpots for Rolling Cash 5 at 120000 and Classic Lotto at 30 million. Mega Millions numbers and jackpots appear for Tuesday, with Powerball on Saturday at 36 million. Regional draws show Michigan Daily 3 0 1 4 Daily 4 1 0 1 4 Fantasy 5 1 27 28 29 39 and Pennsylvania Daily Number 2 4 3 Big 4 7 9 8 3 Cash 5 1 6 10 11 23 West Virginia Daily 3 3 2 6 Daily 4 3 1 1 1.
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Chronicle Telegram Listing Executive Contacts
Local newspaper masthead lists editors managers and contact numbers for The Chronicle Telegram Lorain County The Chronicle’s executives include Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Bruce Bishop Features Editors Ryan Dawson Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile Photographers Marketing Director Barb Rusko Stephen Advertising and Classified lines with office hours and toll free numbers.
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Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Mor
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Mark E. Brown
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Choo DUI arrest and camera destruction in Sheffield Lake
Shin-Soo Choo was pulled over around 2:25 a.m. after weaving on Lake Road. He failed sobriety tests with a breath reading of 0.201, left the jail on a personal bond, and dropped a digital camera at the police station. Indians GM Chris Antonetti said the team takes the incident seriously.
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Larry Bliss
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Chris Antonetti
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Lorain
Calhoun Victim in 1977 Slam From A1 Case Shot Dead
Calhoun, on probation for a 2008 drug case and facing May 25 court on probation violation tied to a felony domestic violence plea on April 25, was shot and killed. attorney JD Tomlinson expressed shock, noting Calhoun had been trying to reform his life. Reporter Brad Dicken contributed.
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Amherst recreation center and school bond proposal fails
Amherst voters rejected a 6.75 mill bond plan to fund a 45 50 thousand square foot recreation center and a new 140 thousand square foot kindergarten through fourth grade school. The 57 to 43 percent defeat followed concerns over the economy and new state labor restrictions.
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Grace bows out as Elyria mayor after 12 years
Grace exits as Elyria mayor ending a 12 year tenure in December after a political career spanning key earlier runs. He thanked supporters and pledged to help Brinda’s transition while noting standards raised for the city. Grace first won the post in 1999 after defeating Keys and has since reflected on a long run of public service.
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Lorain mayoral race wraps up as incumbents bid to finish term
Krasienko says city ends disarray with a balanced budget and future plan and has seven months left in office. Fallis laments missed chance while Ritenauer surveys post election options and discusses potential nonfederal projects. Ritenauer resigned for Hatch Act issue and may return to work with North Olmsted.
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John Romoser
Fallis
Ritenauer
North Olmsted
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First Ritenauer
Lorain County
Fred Ritenauer
Levy fails in school election prompts new August plan
The Compass Committee and school supporters express disappointment as the levy fails. Co chair Jill Schaefer urges not to give up, praising the district and promising continued community service and outreach while officials consider a possible August special election.
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Jill Schaefer
Schaefer
Lorain County Primary Voter Turnout Drops to 21.8 Percent
Lorain County registered voters cast 42 763 of 209 190 in Tuesday's primary for a 21.8 percent turnout. Amherst led at 40.3 percent after defeating a recreation center levy, while Avon renewed a school levy at 24.8 percent. Lorain passed a school levy renewal as Mayor Krasienko lost in the Democratic primary. Elyria turnout was about 16.5 percent. County Elections Director Paul Adams noted the results and weather may have influenced the low turnout.
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Amherst
Avon
Adams
Lorain
Tony Krasienko
Elyria
Bill Grace
Serazin Wins Elyria Law Director Primary in Landslide
Lorain County unofficial results show Serazin with 2 485 votes 53 1 percent to Grunda 2 192 votes 46 9 percent. Shilling retires leaving no Republican or independent challenger in November. Grunda and Serazin previously battled in a primary.
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Terry “Pete” Shilling
Serazin
Grunda
Lorain County
Gary Bennett
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