Tenn taxi driver says riders fled with 1427 dollar fare
A Tennessee taxi driver filed a Lorain police report claiming two riders left without paying a 1427 dollar fare after an overnight trip from Room 115 at the Case Jones Motel in Jackson to an East 29th Street apartment. The female signed the bill as Vivian Y Perez. she later vanished with the male, leaving no payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Tennessee
Alan Coffey
Jackson
Tenn
Case Jones Motel
East 29Th Street
Vivian Y. Perez
Lorain Police Blotter Highlights Crimes and Incidents
The Lorain police blotter lists multiple incidents. An assault case involves a 23-year-old man accused of attacking a 20-year-old over a text message revealing alleged sexual content. Other entries include theft of clothing by a 17-year-old, a window smash with tools stolen from a vacant house, a burglary with camera and cash taken, a Nikon camera and gear valued at 3000 dollars stolen, and a man questioned after approaching two children at an apartment complex with an invitation to his unit, which he denied.
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Angel Alvarez
Lorain
Alvarez
Meister Road
al Wright
33Rd St
35Th St
19Th St
Erie Ave
Assaults and threats spark Saturday city police activity
At 2:04 a.m. a woman reports her ex grabbed her and damaged her car after a breakup dispute on West 21st Street. Ashley Vinovich 21 of Avon Lake is charged with assault after a fistfight at Shots Bar. John North 21 of Lorain is charged with disturbing the peace. Richard Brown Jr 41 of Lorain faces theft charges at Giant Eagle. A man threatened to shoot a neighbor after complimenting dogs, with prior similar threats noted.
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East 28Th Street
Grove Avenue
Ashley Vinovich
Avon Lake
Sheffield
21St St
Long Ave
John North
Lorain
Block Market Dr
Giant Eagle
Richard Brown Jr
Howe
Corrections and clarifications update in Chronicle Telegram
An ad for Brookside students omitted from Tuesday's academic excellence section appears today on page A6. Readers are urged to report factual errors at the Chronicle Telegram office by calling 329 7155.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Brookside
Ohio Tuesday lottery results and big jackpots
Ohio draws list midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 results, Rolling Cash 5 numbers, Ten Oh values, and jackpots for Rolling Cash 5 at 130000, Classic Lotto at 1.9 million, Mega Millions at 64 million, Powerball at 190 million. Michigan and Pennsylvania daily numbers and West Virginia results are noted.
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Ohio
Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Kicker
Out of
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
Big
Cash
West Virginia
Chronicle-Telegram contact and delivery details
The ChronicleTelegram listing provides publisher executive names and roles, contact numbers, office hours, circulation and advertising contacts, toll free lines, and subscription rates. It notes publication location Elyria Ohio and postal details for The Chronicle Telegram.
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Elyria
U.S
Diaz death row case moves to three judge panel
Diaz remains in prison as a three judge panel will hear guilt and sentence in her death penalty case. The panel includes Visiting Judge Judith Cross and judges Raymond Ewers and Christopher Rothgery, selected by Presiding Judge Betleski. The case concerns the 2005 Lorain home fire intended to cover a child’s death.
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Diar
Lorain
Jacob Diar
Lorain County
Ohio Supreme Court
Diaz
Glavas
Jack Bradley
Bradley
Judith Cross
Will County Common Pleas
Raymond Ewers
Christopher Rothgery
Mark Betleski
Betleski
Campaign financing in Elyria sparks debate over levy funds
Lawmakers consider using 30 000 dollars in JEDD funds for a police levy while Elyrians First eyes a 40 000 dollar campaign. New rules cap spending on marketing and print ads with invoices through the city's auditor. officials will not access the money.
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Gibbs
Police
Grace
Elyrians First Committee
JEDD
University of Akron
John Green
Ray C. Bliss Institute of Applied
Green
Sheriff warned of understaffing as county cuts persist
Lorain County Sheriff Stammitti urged restoring deputy layoffs and more funding for the jail and six new vehicles while noting 2009 2010 cuts of 1.1 million annually for the deputy budget and ongoing budget strain as commissioners fend off revenue declines and a failed sales tax increase. Deputy Greiner argued patrols are undermanned with rising violence. Commissioner Kale said funds are unavailable.
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Stammitti
Joe Greiner
Lorain County Deputies Association
Greiner
Kale
Kalo
Lorain woman reports assault over loose dog near East Erie
A 20 year old Lorain woman said a man beat her and threatened to throw her in the lake after her dog ran toward building D at an East Erie Avenue apartment complex near the Sheffield Lake-Lorain border. She was injured and taken to Community Regional Medical Center by LifeCare. Police could not reach the man.
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Lorain
East Erie Avenue
Sheffield Lake-Lorain
Community Regional Medical Center
April jobless rates inch down statewide and in counties
The April seasonally adjusted jobless rate in Ohio fell to 10.9 percent from 11.0 percent in March, with Erie County down 1.5 percent and Cuyahoga County down 0.7 percent. Unadjusted April rate was 10.7 percent. Chase Morefield cautions optimism as trends show small declines and fewer people seeking food. Contact Steve Fogarty at 329-7146 or sfogarty chroniclet.com.
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Erie County
Cuyahoga County
Chase Morefield
Steve Fogarty
Chroniclet.com
LCCC Plans Space Upgrades to Expand Student Learning
Ballinger cites 16 square feet per student and reveals renovation plans at LCCC. The College Center reopens in fall after a second-floor expansion. The Multi-Purpose Center, formerly the old library renamed after Bass Library, will be renovated next to boost tech enabled group learning. Modular units will include smart boards and computers in two of four classrooms.
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Ballinger
LCCC
College Center
Bass
Theft, threats, theft charges fill Lorain County roundup
A 17 year old Admiral King student was arrested in Cleveland for stealing a $3000 diagnostic scanner and trading it for a vehicle. In Elyria a 53 year old man was charged with aggravated menacing after threats to shoot neighbors. Lorain police report over $22,000 in unauthorized purchases by two employees at Robinson Pipe Services. The Lorain County Sheriff Drug Task Force seized a gun, pills, cash and paraphernalia in a raid on TGT Drive Thru owned by Terrence G Tansey.
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Lorain
Admiral King High School
Cleveland
Elyria
Roger Cahl
Chestnut St
Cahl
Carlisle Twp
Lorain County Sheriff's Office
TGT
Drive Thru
Terrence G. Tansey
Tansey
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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Chronicle
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Gary Cozart
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
A. Cooper
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Kristen Winn
Barb Rusko Stephens
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Jacob
Brusnahan
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Dennis Will
Brad Dicken
Bdicken
Lisa Roberson
Roberson
Chroniclet
Sheriff's Department
Dennis Cavanaugh
Sheriff’s Office
Stranger
Iroberson
Admiral King
Brad Judson
Robinson Pipe Services
Judson
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