Lorain Proud movement highlights citizen led change
Lorain Proud is a movement inviting all residents to improve Lorain without waiting for City Hall or state aid. Organizers Korn Hernon and Jeff Siegler praise local effort, noting citizens saved the theater and the lighthouse and urging pride and action. Community leaders encourage neighborhood groups and mutual cooperation to move Lorain forward.
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Lorain
Lorain Palace Theater
Kurt Hernon
Siegler
East Side Block Watch
J.R. Lee
Cory Shawver
Mary Springowski
Hernan
Elyria considers easing loans for small businesses
Elyria city officials seek to expand a HUD backed revolving loan fund to aid small businesses. Current pot about 40 of 50 thousand dollars with caps at 10 000 15 000 and plans to offer lower rates and forgiveness clauses similar to home improvement programs.
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ashley Scott
Scott
Holly Brinda
Brinda
Lem
Elyria
Lorain County Community College
Lorain
Lorain council acts to close Burda junkyard fire risk
Fire officials say illegal indoor salvage operation over 70 000 square feet at 3725 Grove Ave and 2261 Homewood Dr exposed occupants to fire, hazardous materials, and code violations. Violations include poor egress, combustible storage, unlabeled fluids, water in floor pools, and faulty wiring. Each violation carries a fourth degree misdemeanor with up to 30 days in jail as residents praised action to safeguard the community.
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Burda
South Lorain
Grove Ave
Homewood Drive
Grove Avenue
Planning Commission
City Council
Fire Prevention Bureau
Lorain
Tin Bauer
Joseph Burda
Intensive incident report from May 9 10 10
Police responded to a home on W 24th Street where an intoxicated man with a bandaged wrist claimed he had been shot after a two day gap. Officers observed eight to ten welts on the chest and abdomen and photos showed a lack of concern as the man finished his beer. Later, Curtis Bryant and Matthew Day were arrested on domestic violence charges after threats to their girlfriends.
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24Th St
West 17Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Euclid Ave
Curtis Bryant
Bryant
Lehigh Ave
Matthew Day
Chronicle-Telegram Seeks Reader Corrections
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors via phone at 329-7155 to help provide accurate coverage and clarifications.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results and big jackpots across states
Ohio and out of state drawings list midday and evening numbers for Pick 3, Pick 4, Pick 5, Rolling Cash 5, Classic Lotto, Kicker, Lucky for Life, Mega Millions, and Powerball. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $110,000. Mega Millions next $30 million. Powerball next $184 million. Classic Lotto $12.7 million. Other states include Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia with their respective Daily 3, Daily 4, Fantasy 5, Pick 3, Pick 4, Pick 5 and Cash 5 results.
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Out of State
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chronicle Telegram publisher details and contact info
The document lists history and staff roles for the Chronicle Telegram including founders and publishers from 1829 to 2017, plus contact numbers for circulation, advertising, and office hours. It notes the Elyria address and USPS information for publication.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Elyria
The
P.O
City considers gravel driveway ban and registry plan
Portland planning panel proposes repealing concrete driveway rules and creating a gravel addition registry. The plan requires inspections at sale, mandates removal or paving to four inches, and grandfathering with sale-linked corrections.
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Planning Commission
David Graves
Graves
Bring
Hutchinson pleads to keep Oberlin shop open through Mothers Day weekend
The Oberlin shop owner warns a condemned retaining wall could collapse if the city does not allow operations to continue during Mother's Day week. Law Director Jon Clark says the risk to public safety is real and no lifting of the condemnation is planned. Flower orders will be fulfilled from Elyria. Contact Jodi Weinberger.
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Hutchinson
Oberlin Law
Jon Clark
Clark
Oberlin
Elyria
Memorial Day parade row centers on school calendar clash
A teachers association says a band member was unfairly targeted over a Memorial Day parade absence tied to this district ending the school year May 26. The North Ridgeville Academic Center opening in fall drives the unique calendar, with seniors already graduated. The NREA seeks a solution to allow community participation while noting the issue is a supplemental contract matter.
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North Ridgeville
Teachers Association
Bryson
NREA
McMillan
Powell
Chronicle-Telegram
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