Sheffield Lake approve three year police contract
Sheffield Lake City Council approved a three year contract with the Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Association representing police officers and dispatchers. The deal runs through 2019 with 2.5 percent annual pay raises and increased health insurance premiums. Union members negotiate details with Law Director David Graves.
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Board bars scholar over Facebook postings
A disciplinary board found that her Facebook posts irreparably impaired her ability to perform duties as a scholar, teacher, and community member. Contact Jodi Weinberger at 329-7245 or jweinberger chronicler.com.
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Chronicle Telegram Clarifies News Accuracy Policy
The Chronicle Telegram states commitment to accurate coverage and invites readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors. The notice underscores transparency and accountability in reporting.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states Wednesday
Ohio midday picks include 7 2 and rolling Gash 5 with $110000 jackpot. Classic Lotto 16 22 27 30 34 47 with kicker 7 8 6 7 7 3. Next Mega Millions $82 million and Powerball $320 million. Michigan Daily 3 0 0 9 Daily 4 3 7 9 3 FantASy 5 4 6 9 37 38. Pennsylvania picks show multiple daily games and cash options. West Virginia Daily 3 8 3 2 Daily 4 5 1 3 2.
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Chronicle-Telegram staff and contact details listing
Chronicle-Telegram editorial and staff roster lists editor names and roles, contact numbers, advertising and circulation sections, pricing for print and electronic editions, and mailing address. It includes subscription options, weekend delivery, and post office information for Elyria Ohio.
Brown warns Trump on NAFTA and trade rules shifts
Brown says he opposed NAFTA from earlier days and backs renegotiating trade deals under new rules benefiting all Americans. He cites investor-state dispute settlements as unfair and argues Trump is aligned on China and economic policy, while Clinton largely overlooked trade issues. He notes potential nuance in Trump's plan and warns about Obamacare repeal plans. Contact details included.
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Senator Brown Calls for Bannon Exit Amid Cabinet Debate
Senator Brown urged Steve Bannon to step down or be fired while noting he would not block confirmable Cabinet posts over Bannon. He said Trump appointees will face thorough scrutiny of philosophy and tax returns, with the president ultimately responsible for policy. Portman downplayed Bannon’s role, stressing the buck stops with Trump and urging willingness to work with the new administration.
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March campus sanctuary petition prompts research at Oberlin College
Students and faculty press for sanctuary campus consideration at Oberlin College following the election. Organizers cite campus climate and resources for undocumented people as guiding factors while research and policy questions remain unsettled.
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Marvin Krislov
Julio Reyes
Elyria man pleads guilty in potent painkiller trafficking case
Alvin Fennell, 46, pleaded guilty to two counts of felony trafficking in drugs in Elyria Common Pleas Court. Police arrested four suspects after undercover buys at the Journey Inn, with 3-methylfentanyl identified as the substance. Fennell faces sentencing December 21 as others face varied charges. The report also covers local school awards and a public town hall on bike and pedestrian paths.
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Mayors Launch Regional Alliance to Lobby Beyond Budgets
Akron Canton Cincinnati Euclid Toledo and Youngstown mayors join a new coalition with Elyria and Lorain pledging about 4000 each to fund a wider lobbying effort. The group aims to push home rule protections and unfunded mandates beyond budgeting, with Brinda and Ritenauer highlighting staying power and table presence at the upcoming biennial budget.
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