Provisional ballot dispute deepens for Ohio election chief
A federal judge demands a new directive on recording ID forms for provisional ballots as Ohio's secretary of state faces appeals. The case centers on whether voters or poll workers should note ID type when proper IDs are missing, with counting set to begin Saturday for about 200000 provisional ballots.
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Avon Lake Deer Management Debate Prompts Public Backlash
Avon Lake debates a deer management ordinance authorizing bow hunting on parcels of five acres or more as a nonlethal alternative is discussed. Council members push for distance rules and consider Deer contraception while residents split on safety and policy amid recent deer collision concerns.
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Corrections Clarifications From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155. The notice outlines commitment to accuracy and encourages audience feedback on coverage.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots across states
Ohio midday and evening drawings list Pick 3 1 4 4 and 3 2 5, Pick 4 8 7 7 5 and 7 4 1 2, Pick 5 4 2 6 7 2 and 6 7 2 3 8, Rolling Cash 5 12 18 20 25 28 with $1.1 million next. Classic Lotto $21.8 million. Mega Millions results and next jackpot $26 million. Powerball results and next jackpot $214 million. Michigan Daily 3 9 8 7. Daily 4 8 8 1 1. FantAsy 5 6 16 19 22 25. Pennsylvania Daily Number 4 6 4. Big 4 3 5 3 9. Cash 5 5 10 24 31 39. West Virginia Daily 3 6 8 1. Daily 4 3 7 0 5.
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Extradition Hurdle Set After Suspect Named in Car Theft
Al Traxler reported at the scene that Peoples is named as the suspect in a gray 2001 Chevrolet Impala theft from the victims’ family. The car was found at a Lorain business. A Jan. 25 10 am hearing before Judge James Miraldi will address extradition with governor's warrant details.
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Lorain Police Blotter Reports Burglary and Suspected Theft
Police logged several incidents including a home burglary report on Denver Ave, a window break and attempted theft near W 14th St with a supposed dog inquiry, and a cocaine possession arrest at Oberlin Ave. A laptop theft attempt occurred on Washington Ave, and a garage break in on Reid Ave was reported.
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Elyria Police Log Details Break‑in and Multiple Arrests
Police report a basement break‑in on the 200 block of 15th St where a PlayStation 3 and games were stolen. Incidents include assaults on a 16‑year‑old, a hit‑and‑run with drugs found, burglaries, heroin and cocaine charges, a robbery at Walmart, a contempt of court warrant, and a chicken‑themed littering arrest.
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Ohio killer Post denied retrial in lethal case
Cleveland federal Judge Lesley Wells ruled that Post cannot raise the argument again and sent the question to the Cincinnati appeals court for final determination. Post was sentenced to die for the 1983 shooting of Elyria hotel clerk Helen Wantz. A separate appeal contends Post is too obese to be executed humanely.
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Review Under Way On Erie County Child Death Case
Ohio officials will examine if the toddler’s death was preventable and whether Erie County social workers complied with state and federal rules. The state may require corrective action if regulations were not followed, while the agency maintains the children received proper care during supervision.
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Mentor officer disciplined for bucket urine dare at Browns game
A Mentor police veteran faced discipline after placing his head in a urine bucket on a dare. Nine off duty colleagues who paid him $50 each were reprimanded. the incident occurred last month at a Cleveland Browns game and was documented online.
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