Burglary and theft incidents reported across three days
The blotter lists multiple break ins and thefts, including a home with a small safe and two watches, a gun haul from another residence, and a burglary tied to a missing Nintendo devices. A separate incident involved a 1999 Silverado theft, domestic violence charges, and a drug paraphernalia arrest.
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West Ave
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Billy Gilbert
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Lorain County Common Pleas
James Miraldi
Lorain
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. It outlines commitment to accuracy and asks for corrections from the public.
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Ohio Lottery Draw Summary For Midday and Evening Draws
Ohio midday and evening results list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5 results, Ten Oh numbers, and Mega Millions Powerball draws. Jackpots noted: Rolling Cash 5 at 100000, Classic Lotto 9.7 million, Mega Millions estimated 12 million, Powerball at 100 million.
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Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Chronicle Telegram staff and contact details listed
The page lists editorial leadership and departments at The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio including Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile and other staff. it also provides contact numbers for departments, circulation and office hours. It notes publication details and postal information for the newspaper.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
Chronicle
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Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Mor
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Mark E. Brown
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson
Elyria
U.S
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East Ave
the Chronicle- Telegram
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Vermilion student dies after brief illness at 20
Vermilion resident Hilary Mankin 20 died after a short illness. Police found her unresponsive at her off campus Bowling Green apartment Wednesday night. An autopsy is pending. University officials expressed condolences.
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Bowling Green
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Bowling Green State University
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Kielmeyer
Lucas County
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Lorain officials react to federal police report findings
City leaders debate the Department of Justice review of Lorain police conduct. The report cites uninvestigated misconduct and cover ups, prompting calls for leadership changes and stronger controls while some back Chief Del Rivera and mayoral aides for continuing leadership amid reforms.
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Ritenauer
Department of Justice
Dennis Flores
2Nd Ward
Justice Department
Lorain
Anne Molnar
Dallarge
Mitch Fallis
Lorain Police
Washington
del Rivera
Molnar
Rivera
Flores
Police Department
Tony Richardson
Richardson
Bret Schuster
4Th Ward
Schuster
Audit details Rainbow school ethics findings and closures
The 2010 audit found Rainbow violated Ohio ethics laws by paying for services to its owner’s businesses. The academy opened in 2004 with about 237 students, and officials failed to post notices or record minutes. Deficiencies in internal controls were deemed material weaknesses by State Auditor Dave Yost.
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Rainbow
Ohio
Dave Yost
Academy
Carl Shue
Ohio Department of Education
Flunking Accounting At Lorain Arts Academy Audit Highlights Gaps
The Ohio Auditor finds improper bank withdrawals totaling 7264 and 44650 without records. No attendance, enrollment, hours or instruction data. About 1.51 million in 2011 payments unsubstantiated and a 132522 adjustment for misclassified grant revenue. No evidence of tax withholdings.
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Arts Academy
Lorain
Internal Revenue Service
Vermilion debates student drug testing policy in schools
Researchers find testing reduces substance abuse only among students in sports or activities. Board leaders cite community surveys and studies praising results while opponents warn of privacy harms. ACLU presence and legal questions cloud whether all students can be tested. Public input shows split views on the plan.
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Supreme Court
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Vermilion
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