EMH to convert Amherst facility into nursing home beds
EMH plans convert the former medical surgical unit in Amherst to a 40 to 60 bed nursing home type facility with EMH leasing space to a private operator. Inpatient care and surgery will move to Elyria, with 80 to 100 new jobs created after renovations in 2012.
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Teen shooter linked to Calhoun shooting evades capture
Witnesses say a juvenile shooter fled after three shots struck Calhoun during a raid of drug and money exchanges. Police recovered the gun the youth discarded while fleeing. The teen, with a long crime record, was seized within minutes as officers pursued him. he faces court on May 20.
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Corrections Clarifications From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to call 329 7155 to report factual errors and ensure accurate news coverage through corrections and clarifications in the paper.
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Ohio Lottery Draw Totals and Jackpot Notes
Ohio results list midday and evening draws across Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 Classic Lotto and Ten Oh. Jackpots shown include Rolling Cash 5 at 130000 Classic Lotto at 30.3 million Mega Millions at 12 million Powerball at 36 million with Power Play 4 and Megaplier 2.
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Advertising and Classified Hotline Contacts Listed
Directory snippet lists Barb Rusko Stephens as director with phone numbers 329-7247 329-7135 and advertising, retail, and classifieds hotlines 329-7150 329-7100 plus toll free 800 848 6397. Office hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays.
Photos and debate over bin Laden death images
Officials released details of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden including DNA confirmation and photos showing him shot in the head. President Obama defended not releasing graphic images citing national security risk and a sea burial decision. Critics feared the photos could inflame unrest and be used as a trophy by opponents.
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Ohio districts plan levy defeats push local school cuts
Scruci North Ridgeville will eliminate 28 staff positions including about 13 teachers and may seek an August levy after a 4.9 mill emergency levy failed. Amherst Schools faced a 6.75 mill bond operating levy defeat, cutting six teaching posts and coaches and considering a November renewal of a $700000 per year permanent improvement levy.
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Phillips
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Amherst
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Sayers
Police Blotter Highlights Domestic Violence and Property Crimes
Over several days in May and early May, incidents include domestic violence charges against Leonard Perkins and Elias Orona, multiple vehicle windows shattered, bricks and rocks thrown at cars, and thefts at Target and Kmart. A teenage girl was charged with theft at Marshall's.
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11Th St
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Bell Ave
Anthony Smith
Melvyn Lane
Keith Herman
Harwood St
Darnell Williams
Target
Market Drive
Desiree Yellon
40Th St
Ariana Ortiz
Lorain
Kentucky Ave
E. 33Rd St
Super Kmart
Leavitt Road
Samantha Dembek
Reid Ave
East 30Th Street
Grove Avenue
Clinton Ave
Grove Ave
Rafael Bonet
Elyria
Broadway
Elyria Ave
Colorado Ave
Marshall’s
Meister Road
Elyria Woman's Club Rummage Sale This Weekend
The Elyria Woman's Club hosts a rummage sale at 218 East Ave Elyria from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Parking is available in the rear. Fill a bag for $1 on Saturday.
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EMH CEO sees short-term loss as path to long-term gains
EMH Health to combine with other medical groups to cut costs. CEO Dr. Donald Sheldon said last year’s 2.67 million operations loss largely due to one time costs from mergers with North Ohio Heart Center and Ohio Medical Group and Amherst Hospital reductions. He stressed keeping independence while pursuing partnerships.
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