District considers Washington field trip to boost education
Deputy mayor Donahue supports a Washington D C visit for students to observe government in action. He notes millions of visitors to D C and recalls his own son's Capitol experience. He says no credible threats exist and plans to discuss with Peck or district officials, while Powell offers to talk after a potential cancellation decision.
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Time capsule burial marks surreal Elyria moment
Mayor Brinda calls the time capsule ceremony humble and surreal as residents look to 2117. John Beckett of Beckett Corp. presents memories and a copy of The War Letters. Lisa Roberson reports contact details for further information.
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Chronicle Telegram Seeks Public Tips On Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors via its contact line 329 7155. The notice emphasizes corrections and clarifications to ensure accurate local coverage.
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Elyria considers annexation plan amid traffic concerns
Elyria officials push annexation to gain city services for a large development. Mayor Holly Brinda cites two years of discussion and traffic issues linked to Chestnut Ridge and Route 57. A traffic study proposed a Michigan left turn to reduce lefts, with multiple jurisdictions involved in the area.
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Rampage at Corning school ends after deadly gunman attack
The suspect Kevin Janson Neal, 43, killed two people on Bobcat Lane before entering Corning Union Elementary School and triggering a lockdown. A woman, among the victims, lived near Neal and had prior January assault ties. Witnesses described rapid gunfire and a drive-by rampage before the gunman was stopped.
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Republicans Pivot on Mandate in Tax Reform Debate
Republican efforts to repeal the Obamacare individual mandate stalled this summer as moderates and Democratsblocked the move. The push, tied to funding for a broad tax-cut bill, faced sharp opposition from Democrats and GOP critics who warned of millions losing coverage and higher uninsured rolls by 2019 and 2027.
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Republicans push tax bill amid health care mandate clash
Lawmakers debate a sweeping tax bill with no current repeal of the individual health care mandate. House and Senate Republicans seek to expand child tax credits while insurers and doctors warn repealing the mandate would raise premiums and reduce coverage.
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