Avon Lake set to hire sharpshooters to reduce deer
Avon Lake will again contract with the U S Department of Agriculture to hire sharpshooters for deer culling on public property. The council approved up to 43966 for services, noting 54 dead deer and nine deer auto incidents this year, both down from 2015. Venison is donated to Second Harvest, with 1800 pounds donated since 2015. For details contact Jon Wysochanski.
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City weighs large water and sewer rate hikes
McNutt urges protecting residents' wellbeing over low bills as deferred maintenance drives $111 million in water and $61 million in sewer work. CT Consultants proposes readiness to serve fees rise for varying meter sizes from 2017 to 2026, with large business meters increasing up to $3,000 in 2020 and beyond. Council members acknowledge hardship but support needed upgrades to avoid EPA issues. ordinance draft set for next council meeting.
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Chronicle Telegram Calls for Corrections and Feedback
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155, promising corrections and clarifications to ensure accurate coverage.
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The Chronicle Telegram announces management and advertising contacts including Gary Cozart Jeff Pfeiffer Ann Jewell Barb Rusko-Stephens and Bambi Stafirski with classified hotline Toll free 800 848 6397 and subscription rates for mail electronic and weekend home delivery. It lists publication details and post office information for Elyria Ohio.
Lorain officer in use-of-force suit linked to 2015 Erie Ave incident
The suit accuses officer Ferenzi of arriving at 745 E Erie Ave while Brillon was handcuffed and in a police car and allegedly taunting and striking him with a flashlight. Dash camera footage is cited, with authorities noting internal review and forthcoming release of Ferenzi’s personnel file as the legal process continues. Brillon faces felonious assault charges in Common Pleas Court, with trial having begun November 3.
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Man Guilty On Kidnapping Charges In Sexual Offense Case
Sentence details a September hearing where Cosgrove described the defendant as a trusted figure while state prosecutors say he sexually abused multiple clients. Fine pled guilty to five kidnapping counts and one attempted kidnapping with sexual motivation specs, and was designated a Tier 2 sexual offender. Prosecutors dropped other charges. Victims read statements about trauma and lifelong impact, contrasted with supporters’ letters praising Fine. Fine’s wife defended him as a good man despite bad decisions.
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Area woman killed in Pennsylvania Turnpike crash
Helen O Halloran 56 died at the scene when a wrong-way driver struck the O Hallorans in Cranberry Township. Her husband James 60 was hospitalized in Pittsburgh in stable condition. The other driver, Robert Humble 85, also died at the scene. State police probe ongoing. Helen worked for GIE Media Inc in Valley View. company paid tribute on Facebook.
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Oberlin College students charged in bakery protest case
Three Oberlin College students face criminal charges set for Oberlin Municipal Court on December 14 for a preliminary hearing. The incident sparked a large campus protest with about 300 students and a weekend cash mob at Gibson's Bakery. The college leadership pledged full support to uncover the full narrative while students called the bakery racist and the student senate cut ties with Gibson's.
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