Grafton Police Earn State Certification Under New Standards
Grafton Police Department receives certification for adopting Ohio Collaborative standards on use of force, deadly force, and hiring practices. Officers to take tests to demonstrate understanding. Lorain and other departments continue toward compliance as statewide program unfolds through 2016.
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Theft and assault reports atop mixed May incidents
Police logs show May 9 theft of Husqvarna leaf blower weed trimmer and lawnmower valued about 500 on West Ridge Road. May 10 three women attacked a 24 year old woman at Chadwick Court and Brunswick Drive. May 12 theft of Patron Silver tequila valued 50 from Elyria store. Domestic dispute on College Park Drive with no charges pressed. May 10 single theft of TroyBilt lawnmower valued 300 on Woodbury Street.
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Chronicle Telegram Calls for Tips on Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155, reinforcing its commitment to accurate news coverage.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots update Ohio
The Friday midday and evening draws show Pick 3 numbers 1 0 2 and 0 6 7, Pick 4 5 7 5 0 and 6 8 2 3, Pick 5 2 5 9 0 8 and 6 7 9 5 3, Rolling Cash 5 3 4 5 24 32. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot is 100000 and Classic Lotto 6.7 million. Lucky for Life draws Thursday 1 6 25 29 44 with Ball 8. Mega Millions Friday numbers 20 21 38 54 66 Ball 7, Megaplier 4. Jackpot 161 million.
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The Chronicle-Telegram Classified And Delivery Contacts
The notice lists business hours for marketing production and ad sales, and provides phone and delivery service numbers for Elyria and other areas. Subscription rates are shown for home delivery by week and year, by mail, and electronic edition pricing.
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Derikito Remembered For Community Work and Courage
Kurpely recalls Derikito's fierce dedication to Huntington Township projects including relocating a one room schoolhouse to the park and a recycling program. She wrote a farewell open letter resigning for residents and thanking supporters as she entered hospice care for terminal cancer. Derikito survived by sons Alan and Gary and daughter Laura, with Alan formerly guarding Gov. Kasich.
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St. Louis
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Netherlands
Amherst couple accused in long running school district fraud
Amherst police say a couple defrauded the Amherst School District for years dating back to 2011 by submitting invoices for tutoring services for their child ages 5 to 9. The total suspected loss runs to tens of thousands as multiple tutors may not have been paid. Superintendent Steve Sayers declined comment due to the investigation.
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Oberlin removes non-disparagement clause from VSIP agreements
Oberlin College president Marvin Krislov announced removal of the non-disparagement clause from the voluntary severance incentive plans. The move affects all signed and unsigned separation agreements with a May 23 decision deadline for those yet to sign. Copeland praised Krislov for questioning the clause and aims to use the buyout personally to preserve free speech.
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Lorain hosts Special Olympics with on site phys icals and 400 participants
Mercy Medical staff provided on site physicals clearing 400 students from Lorain and neighboring districts for school sponsored Special Olympics events. Athletes including Bodiford and Travis Davis prepared for 100 meter dash relay and softball throw while volunteers supported buddy programs. Destiny Waldron and Nyla Congress shared excitement as the program returns after years without access.
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