Family dispute over food cited as overreaction
The text reports a father and son living in the same house with the son stating they love each other and that he is lucky to live rent free. It mentions the father declining some action and promises to keep his from wire reports.
Lorain police arrest two in domestic violence and theft cases
Lorain officers charged Valerie Miller, 38, with domestic violence after an incident on Reeves Avenue around 2:57 PM. Amber Friel, 20, of Elyria, faced theft of clothing and related charges at a Wal Mart on Chestnut Commons Drive around 1:55 PM.
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Corrections & Clarifications Policy Ad in Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155, reaffirming its commitment to accurate news coverage. The notice emphasizes prompt corrections and reader input as part of standard journalistic practice.
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Ohio and neighboring states lottery midday and Friday draws
Monday draws show Pick 3 4 9 4 and 8 9 0. Pick 4 0 3 4 5 and 7 5 6 7. Rolling Cash 5 4 13 18 25 27 and Ten-Oh lists many numbers. Mega Millions Friday totals include 7 12 24 36 48 and ball 27. Pennsylvania Daily Number 6 3 0 and Cash 5 10 11 14 39 42. Michigan Daily 3 2 3 6 Daily 4 4 1 4 0 Fantasy 6 5 19 21 26 27. West Virginia Daily 3 5 1 7 Daily 4 9 1 5 2.
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Chronicle Telegram staff and contact details page
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Suspected cartel assassins tied to Mexican police
Police in Tapachula and nearby areas detained at least six suspected cartel hit men including two women after a raid that seized dozens of grenades and assault rifles. Authorities say the group acted for the Zetas linked to the Gulf cartel, while officials in Zacatecas faced corruption allegations amid tied investigations and a prison break exposing Gulf cartel links. The case highlights cross state cartel pressures and alleged police complicity.
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Cemetery upkeep prompts community action and city response
Volunteers face mowing gaps as Lorain moves to address overgrowth. City and VFW Post 1079 discuss cemetery relocation with plans to act by today or Wednesday. Officials say staff transfers and weather drive the grass surge, while residents push for a tidy, safe grounds.
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City Cites Budget, Union Rules Halting New Hires
Elyria faces staffing limits as the city cannot hire new workers due to a revenue shortfall and union contracts. The Parks Department rings in maintenance with nine to eleven recalled full-time staff from laid off workers, funded partly by enterprise and cemetery funds, while risks of temporary positions and potential litigation loom.
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Man pinned under minivan rescued in Elyria driveway
Elyria firefighters freed a 48 year old man trapped beneath his minivan as he maintained it in his driveway on Marseilles Avenue. The vehicle fell onto him while he propped the passenger side with a scissor jack. He suffered a deep laceration to his right arm and was taken to EMH Regional Medical Center in unknown condition.
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Lorain council splits on loan purchase deal amid objections
Council member Holcomb voted no and abstentions and absences shaped debate over buying possibly bad loans for a downtown asset. Supporters say the deal preserves jobs and keeps a local building occupied while critics warn of bad precedent and lack of details. A separate resolution urged keeping the Lorain Employment Call Center in Lorain and asked residents to pressure state officials.
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Akron recall election set for June 23
Akron voters will decide if Mayor Don Plusquellic, in office 23 years, remains in office after critics gathered petition signatures. The City Council set June 23 for the recall and also passed a resolution opposing the recall amid debate over debt and direction.
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