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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2010
Page
2
A crash response by the Elyria Township Fire Department took about ten minutes to extinguish a fire after the accident. The Ohio Highway Patrol is handling the investigation, with officials not releasing names or charges as of Sunday evening. Contact Kaitlin Bushinski for more details.
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155, reinforcing its commitment to accuracy and accountability.
Ohio results list multiple midday draws and jackpots including Rolling Cash 5 at 120 000 dollars and Classic Lotto at 13.8 million. Mega Millions Friday results show numbers 9 26 28 35 38 with Mega Ball 10 and an estimated 16 million next jackpot. Powerball Saturday results included numbers 17 30 48 51 54 and 29 with Power Play 5 and a 35 million next jackpot. Out of state results from Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia include Daily 3 0 5 6 Daily 4 6 2 8 Fantasy 5 15 19 20 25 26 Daily Number 0 2 5 Cash 5 13 26 31 36 42 Big 4 7 8 6 7 Daily 3 2 8 0 Daily 4 3 2 8 6
The Chronicle executive lineup includes Publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R. Young and Managing Editor Julie Wallace. Advertising managers Carla Hama and Jeff Pfeiffer oversee client services. Circulation manager Gary Cozart, President A. Cooper Hudnutt, and Treasurer Philip W. Kelly round out the leadership, with Barb Rusko Stephens as Director and hotline numbers for Retail and Classified ads.
Elyria police report vandalism at Ridgelawn Cemetery with about 40 toppled gravestones. Resident Bobbie Sears, 61, witnessed the scene and called police while noting the graves of her grandparents were undisturbed. No witnesses. no permanent damage observed. Two men, Warnsley Betts II and Devan Martin, were later charged after a disturbance near Bohannon Court and Pratt Boulevard involving a crowd of 75-plus.
The Lorain blotter covers incidents from November 10 to 14, including an attempted robbery on East 14th Street, a car window smash on Lorain Drive, and a bar assault on Broadway. Also noted are a domestic violence case on W 18th Street, a residence shooting, a hot wiring attempt, thefts from two unlocked cars, and a misidentified roaming dog relocated to a clinic.
Sheriff Barber said Hoffmans car and blood at his Howard home spurred an investigation into the disappearance of Tina Herrmann, her 10-year-old son Kody, her 41-year-old friend Stephanie Sprang, and Sarah Herrmann. Authorities treat it as a missing persons case with possible kidnapping charges. Neighbors describe Hoffman as different and a months-long pattern of monitoring nearby residents. A bond hearing was expected today as investigators sealed Hoffmans residence and questioned neighbors.
A long term study of 57 average age female health workers shows those with high job demands and little control face nearly double the risk of heart attack and a 40 percent rise in overall heart problems over 10 years. Job loss anxiety correlated with higher blood pressure cholesterol and weight.
Dr. Michelle Albert of Brigham and Women's Hospital offers tips to manage work stress. Exercise clears the mind lifts mood and reduces heart risks. Limit bringing work home. Build me time into daily life with 10 to 15 minutes to meditate pray or walk.
Police describe four bank robberies in Lorain involving a diverse cast of suspects. A man dressed as a woman robbed Chase Bank on Fairless Drive using a navy pea coat wig and sunglasses. A white male 5'8" about 170–180 pounds robbed First Place Bank near Midway Mall in light blue coveralls and red cap with a chin bandage. Earlier, a white woman 20–30 years old 5'2"–5'3" in an orange Cincinnati hooded sweatshirt took money from First Federal Savings on East 42nd Street. A second First Federal robbery featured a white male 28–35, 5'6"–5'8" wearing sunglasses a red-billed cap hooded coat jeans and boots.
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