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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2011
Page
1
Police logs show multiple domestic violence arrests including Devante Gibbs 18 and RenDe Simko 26. Other events include burglaries at Northern Pub and home break ins on W 17th and W 20th Streets, plus juvenile DV cases and a lawnmower theft on Middle Ave.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 as part of its commitment to accurate news coverage. The notice emphasizes accountability and responsiveness to corrections.
Midday and evening draws listed for Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash Classic Lotto Ten-Oh and Mega Millions Powerball. Jackpots noted: Rolling Cash 5 at $110,000 Classic Lotto at $32.9 million Mega Millions estimate $12 million Powerball at $200 million. Numbers shown include multiple totals and ball sets across events.
Page shows staff roles including President Gary Cozart Treasurer Paul B. Martin and editors Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace plus marketing director Barb Rusko Stephens. No news content, just masthead and contact lines.
A 24 year old plans to teach English in Japan after studying abroad at Oberlin College. Alumni Dominique Hughes and Phillip Brua discuss career goals in gerontology and college baseball coaching. Helene Gayle of CARE USA gives the commencement address as James White receives the Distinguished Service to the Community Award.
Residents describe the scene after a man named Solomon was found shot in his kitchen. Police say motive is not yet known and the investigation is ongoing. Neighbors recall Solomon as pleasant and say the block off Cleveland Street has become uneasy.
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