Voter turnout in Lorain County edges toward 40 percent
Unofficial returns show 39 percent turnout county wide with 78 775 of 203 046 voters casting ballots. Elections officials anticipate a slight rise as absentee ballots arrive and 1 281 provisional ballots remain to be counted. A Keystone Schools levy ballot issue caused confusion for two Elyria Township voters.
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Lorain Police Blotter Details Arrests and Thefts
The Lorain blotter covers arrests for disorderly conduct by intoxication and related charges at multiple locations including W. 28th Street and W. Fifth Street. It also notes a home invasion of a vehicle theft, public indecency, domestic violence, vehicle theft, window smashing, and a snowblower theft across November 2 3 with suspects named Steven Cintron Rios Larry Hartman Matthew Millard and a 1997 Dodge Intrepid and a white 2004 Ford Freestar involved.
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Reid Avenue
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Leavitt Road
Lorain
Erie Ave
Matthew Millard
Oakdale Ave
Millard
30Th St
Sheffield voters reject five year levy to close district deficit
Sheffield residents vote against Issue 4 a five year 9.5 mill operating levy that would have kept Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Schools from a 2.5 million deficit. The levy failed 2331 to 1353 63 to 36 percent with taxes rising 332 annually on a 100000 home. District officials say even if passed the district would only avoid red ink for three years and plan cuts and possible layoffs plus a fiscal watch. The plan may include state auditor review and a May levy attempt.
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Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram requests readers report factual errors by phone at 329-7155 to improve accuracy in coverage.
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Lottery results and future jackpots across states
Ohio Tuesday draws report Pick 3 3 3 0 and 6 2 1, Pick 4 2 6 0 0 and 0 1 2 0, Pick 5 8 0 4 1 7 and 9 4 5 9 3, Rolling Cash 5 6 13 24 30 38 with next jackpot 153000. Mega Millions 9 15 24 39 41 MB 1 Megaplier 4 next 15 million. Powerball 1 3 13 25 38 PB 17 PP 2 next 178 million. Rolling state Michigan Daily 3 0 4 Daily 4 4 8 5 8 Fantasy 5 1 5 10 17 38. Pennsylvania Daily Number 6 9 6 Big 4 2 8 3 8 Cash 5 26 27 29 31 40. West Virginia Daily Three 2 3 7 Daily 4 4 0 2 7.
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West Virginia
The Chronicle Telegram Publisher and staff list
Chronicle Telegram personnel and contact details are listed, including publishers from 1829 to 2010, executives like Paul B. Martin and Andrew R. Young, editors Julie Wallace and Benjamin Nagy, and advertising and circulation contacts. It notes office hours, delivery numbers, subscription rates, and mailing information for Elyria and other Ohio areas.
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Elyria
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Chronicle-Telegram
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The
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Keystone District Announces Phaseed Staffing Cuts
Keystone district to begin phased staff reductions starting January with most cuts in June. Albaugh warns end of fiscal year decisions will be unpalatable as about six elementary and six high school teaching positions face elimination, plus reductions to electives and AP courses. Earlier cuts saved over 840000. new ones exceed 1 million. Arbaugh says district will be dramatically different and services will be reduced. The 1700-student district has not won operating money support in 20 years. bond issue approved in 2010 cannot fund salaries or supplies.
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Albaugh
Keystone
Arbaugh
Lundy Wins County Commission Seat Amid Bitter Campaign
Matt Lundy defeated incumbent Republican Al Williams in a contentious race for the county commission. Williams, who plans to skip today's meeting to spend time with his children, blamed campaign lies for voters’ support of Lundy. Lundy said bipartisan effort across the aisle helped his win, and fellow commissioners Kokoski and Kale expressed readiness to work with him.
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Lori Kokoski
Ted Kale
Lundy
Columbus
Avon Lake
Amherst
Elections Board
Kalo
Kokoski
Matt Lundy
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