Multiple arrests in Elyria area police blotter
Elyria police report several incidents from May 7 to May 10. Included are break ins at 1100 block W Ninth St involving David Rodriguez and Jerome A Lucky, burglary charges for Marcus D Harris, domestic violence and property damage for Todd S Miller, and other incidents including a tire slash on Brandywine Drive and a vending machine theft at 500 N Abbe Rd.
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Ninth St
David Rodriguez
33Rd St
Lorain
Jerome A. Lucky
44Th St
Eee Public Service
Nicholas C. Jones
30Th St
Riverview Lane
Todd S. Miller
Corrections and clarifications policy from Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155, reaffirming its commitment to accurate news coverage and corrections.
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Lottery draw results and jackpot updates for Ohio
Ohio midday and evening Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers are listed with Rolling Cash 5 and Ten-Oh results. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot stands at $110000 and Classic Lotto at $30600000. Friday Mega Millions numbers are 6 18 26 37 41 with Mega Ball 9 and an estimated $18 million prize. Megaplier is 3. Powerball Saturday numbers are 2 11 27 47 55 with Powerball 15 and a Power Play of 4. the Powerball jackpot is estimated at $65 million.
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Chronicle Telegram contact and circulation details
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles including Editor Andrew R. Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace and Sports Editor Kevin Aprile. It provides office hours and contact numbers for home delivery and circulation along with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Elyria
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Chronicle- Telegram
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Coroner Matus to Leave Lorain County Post
Matus cited a personal decision amid clashes with commissioners over budget cuts and a plan to move the coroner’s offices from Oberlin to a county facility. He defended keeping the Oberlin office for quick police and family access, stressing service to the public. He earned 115,703 as coroner and 48,000 as medical director, and plans to stay with the Health District.
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Tom Williams
Oberlin
Columbia Gas
Elyria
Williams
Kokoski
Ted Kale
Seige
Hurst
Mattis
Ohio
Lorain County
Prison sales spark protests over privatization plan
Protesters oppose selling Grafton and other state prisons to private operators citing cost shifts, wage gaps, and potential loss of experienced staff. Union leaders warn 350 guards may face job choices, and a private payroll could lower wages from 36 000 37 000 to 28 000 31 000. Local officials question projected revenue and urge state ownership preservation.
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North Ridgeville
Manning
Ohio
James Adkins
Ohio Reformatory For Women
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OCSCA
Grafton Correctional
Dan Sablack
Lorain Correctional Institution
Grafton
David Partlow
Sablack
North Coast Correctional Treatment Center
North Central Correctional Institution
Marion
Lake Erie Correctional Institution
Conneaut
Robbie Peters
North Coast
Peters
Jaiden Harper
David Harper
Lorain
Harper
City teams weigh cutting on‑call vehicle privileges
Council member Siwierka urged limits on city taken home vehicles noting nine non emergency responders. Fire Chief Ben ton discussed possible reductions while preserving response capability. Safety Director Eichenlaub said administrators already review who takes home a vehicle.
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Siwierka
Elyria
Richard Benton
Safety Service
Chris Eichenlaub
City officials defend take-home cars for nine department heads
Nine Elyria area department heads face questions over take-home city vehicles. Distances show each live in nearby towns such as Oberlin, Collins, Grafton and Wellington with one driveway miles. The city collects 12 cents per mile for officers using cruisers outside city limits, totaling 2725 dollars this year.
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Elyria
Ted Pileski
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