Comey Dismissal Sparks Calls for Independent Probe
Officials released a memo by Deputy AG Rosenstein stating Comey was fired for mishandling the Clinton email case. Democrats urged a special prosecutor into the Russia investigation while Republicans voiced concerns about timing and independence. Trump planned talks with Russian FM Lavrov as pressure grows.
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Lorain Police Blotter Report May Incidents and Arrests
A May blotter lists multiple arrests in Lorain including Herbert Lewis 32 on aggravated burglary assault on a police officer obstructing official business resisting arrest criminal trespass and vandalism after an alleged assault on his girlfriend and during arrest. Kevin Custis 32 or 1900 block E 34th St faced obstructing official business resisting arrest assault on an officer and possession of a controlled substance after a confrontation near a church rectory. Jonathan Sams 29 at 1500 block Nevada Ave faced disorderly conduct intoxication disturbing the peace and related counts after yelling obscenities at neighbors and at Mercy Regional Medical Center. Ruben Diaz 54 at 2300 block E 30th St faced a menacing charge for alleged neighbor harassment with a butcher knife after confrontation. Tommy Frye Jr 26 faced domestic violence charges after slapping his girlfriend while she helped a friend move.
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Pogorek Name Corrected for Pogie's Clubhouse Opening
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a Tuesday story that misspelled Bob Pogorek, owner of Pogie's Clubhouse opening Monday in Amherst's Sandstone Village. Call 329-7155 to report factual errors.
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Ohio Lottery Draw Summary and Next Jackpot Bets
Tuesday midday results include Pick 3 numbers 5 6 8 and 2 7 3, Pick 4 3 5 4 1 and 0 7 3 8, Pick 5 0 8 8 7 1 and 9 4 8 4 3, Rolling Cash 5 20 23 24 29 34. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $100,000. Classic Lotto $12.6 million. Lucky for Life results Monday 4 7 23 39 46 with Ball 2. Mega Millions Tuesday 6 29 45 69 73 Ball 11. Megaplier 5. next $30 million. Powerball Saturday 11 21 31 41 59 Ball 21. Power Play 3. next $165 million.
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The Chronicle advertisement and management page lists personnel for circulation sales and NIE marketing with phone numbers for ad sales. It includes subscription rates for electronic and print editions, weekend delivery notes, and classified hotline contact details.
NREA Contract Talks Stall After Last Best Offer
The notice reports the NREA and the school board remain at a stalemate since negotiations began in April 2016. The board argues a 2 percent raise over four years paired with 3 percent steps is a fair deal, while the teachers cite rising health costs. A mediation session set for May 1 was canceled and not rescheduled.
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Pioneer Piece Premieres By Elyria High Band
The Elyria High School band unveiled a 4.2 minute standard concert overture titled Pioneer. Composed to reflect Elyria founders and frontier spirit, the piece features interludes for solo and ensemble moments. Clarence, longtime Midview Schools assistant director of bands, heard it performed with a real band for the first time.
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Elyria students prepare Washington trip honoring fallen veterans
Westwood students will travel to Washington D C with personalized plaques bearing names of Elyria veterans lost in the conflict. The tokens read Lost, but Not Forgotten, linking students to relatives serving in the military. Memorial items will be collected by mall security for the National Archives and families offered return of keepsakes.
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Avon Lake Forms Health Services Advisory Commission
Avon Lake City Council moves to create a five member Health Services Advisory Commission to oversee the transition into the Lorain County General Health District. The panel, with three resident health pros plus a council member and the mayor, will advise on district services and report by July 2019 before potential dissolution. Ed McNamara, Avon Lake and Avon rep, serves on the advisory.
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H2A program noted as in need of overhaul for farms
Willoway Nurseries relies on 225 seasonal workers via the H2A guest worker program with 50 local hires and 175 from Mexico. Demaline cites red tape and border delays as major problems while stressing the program’s necessity for spring harvests and housing and transport costs.
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