Ohio seeks to block sale of two private prisons in Grafton
Union officials warn revenue loss as private operators would pay about two thirds of salaries. The Ohio House budget bill advances the sale, with about 200 million in net revenues. property taxes to Midview Schools rise with higher valuations, but village gains may be offset by reduced income taxes. City officials fear a windfall loss and may seek levies for safety, while tax exemptions favor private operators.
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Sally Meckling
Ohio House of Representatives
Meckling
Carlo LoParo
Ohio Department of
Corrections
LoParo
Grafton
Midview
Shari Szczepanski
Gary Gudmundson
Ohio Department of Taxation
Matt Lundy
D-Elyria
Ohio
House of
Finance Committee
Lundy
Teen killer eyed for placement after Hurley murder case
Daniel, a teenager, fatally harmed Hurley with a pickle jar and sharp object about 55 times inside Hurley’s North Ridgeville home amid ongoing sexual abuse allegations. He has been sought for placement in facilities but faces funding and acceptance hurdles, with ongoing legal and probation complications.
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Hurley
North Ridgeville
Akron
Daniel
Burge
Stepanik
Opti
Chronicle Telegram Correction Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155, as part of itsCorrections and Clarifications policy. The notice emphasizes commitment to accurate coverage and reader input.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results and jackpots for Ohio and Mega Millions
Ohio midday and evening draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5, and Ten-Oh. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot stands at $167,000 while Classic Lotto reaches $30.3 million. Mega Millions and Powerball numbers and estimated jackpots are provided for Tuesday and Wednesday drawings.
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Ohio
Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Chronicle Telegram Staff and Contact Details Summary
The Chronicle Telegram lists editor Andrew R. Young and managing editor Julie Wallace along with department editors for news features and sports. It provides office contact numbers, advertising and classifieds hotlines, delivery service numbers for Elyria and other areas, hours, subscription rates, and mailing information.
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Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Mor
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Mark E. Brown
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Elyria
U.S
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Grafton Prisons Honor Guards Of The Year
Lorain Correctional’s top officer is Mark Briggs a 14 year veteran and Grafton Correctional’s top officer is David Partlow a former minister with four years in corrections Both received embroidered jackets and compete with 27 others for Ohio guard of the year honors in Columbus Warden Kimberly Clipper praised Partlow as a great example of the staff.
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Grafton
Lorain Correctional
Grafton Correctional
Mark Briggs
David Partlow
Ohio
Columbus
Partlow
Kimberly Clipper
Elyria mayoral race centers on fire department staffing
Grace plans to cut SAFER grant funded firefighters when the grant ends in June 2012. Brinda, Noble, and Quinn push alternative options, stressing safety and job growth while vowing no immediate large layoffs. Union president Marks urges collaboration with the next mayor to determine staffing.
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Grace
Dean Marks
Firefighters’ Union
Elyria
Marks
Holly Brinda
Brinda
Ray Noble
Tim Quinn
Noble
Quinn
Rich Benton
Grace narrowly wins city primary amid low turnout
In the Democratic primary Brinda defeats Grace 1 261 to 1 064 as Ward 3 favors Grace with 639 to 622. Across the city turnout is low with 413 voters in wards 2 and 6, while Republican vote totals are 855 with Ray Noble leading David Ursi Jr. 578 to 277. Public reaction cites anti incumbent mood and weak election salience.
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Grace
Brinda
Garry Gibbs
Ray Noble
David Ursi Jr
Noble
Bill Grace
University of Akron
John Green
Ray C. Bliss Institute of Applied Politics
Green
Lorain man faces multiple sex charges roundup
Lorain man Gregory Flowers is indicted on two counts of sexual battery after an April 1 incident in a West Erie Avenue apartment where a sleeping woman awoke to him having sex with her. Additional cases include Mark Ward Jr and Gary Daniels Sr facing assault and abuse charges, with Avon Lake’s David Graham indicted on seven counts for sexual offenses involving a 15 year old. The list also notes the annual Wildflower Walk at Cascade Park in Elyria hosted by Friends of Cascade Park in Elywood.
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Elyria
Lorain
Gregory Flowers
Flowers
West Erie Avenue
Mark Ward Jr
Ward
Lorain County
Dave Mahek
Gary Daniels Sr
Daniels
Avon Lake
David Graham
Graham
Friends of
Cascade Park
Elywood
Washington Avenue
Friends
Fire damages family barn with vehicles inside
Melanie and Tony Gondor recount a blaze that tore through their 40 by 60 foot barn built in 2008, with two pickups a sport utility vehicle a four wheel ATV and a snowmobile inside. Firefighters used pike poles and a front end loader to collapse walls and vent the structure. The couple moved into their home in 2007 and mourn their ongoing labor amid the loss.
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Melanie Dove-Gondor
Gondor
Gondors
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