Domestic violence and burglaries reported across several neighborhoods
Police logged multiple incidents from November 17 to 18 including a family dispute over grandmother ashes, street assault between two teens, thefts of video games and electronics, two burglaries, and several domestic violence charges involving adults and a parent escalating to choked and battered claims. Jeremy Jones and Terrell Jones faces domestic violence accusations.
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W. 26Th St
Matthew Noble Jr
25Th St
Noble
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 for corrections and clarifications to ensure accurate news coverage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio Lottery Results and Upcoming Jackspots
Wednesday drawings show Pick 3 3 8 0 and 9 7 8, Pick 4 8 2 4 7 and 6 7 2 4, Midday and Pick 5 sequences, Rolling Cash 5 19 23 34 35 39, Classic Lotto 2 4 11 29 36 42, Kicker 6 0 2 6 4 2. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $141,000. Classic Lotto $14.9 million. Mega Millions next $20 million. Powerball next $70 million. Out of state results follow for Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia.
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Woman nets second $1 million scratch ticket win
Massachusetts woman Constance Carpenito of Stoneham won $1 million on a $20 Diamond Millionaire scratch ticket, duplicating a 1996 $1 million prize. Both tickets were bought at Stop & Shop on Main Street, Stoneham. She also previously won $20,000 at the same store and plans to share the Christmas with family.
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Stoneham
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Chronicle Telegram Publisher details and contact information
The Chronicle Telegram lists editorial and management staff led by President Paul B. Martin and Vice President Andrew R. Young. It provides office hours, circulation contacts, advertising and classified lines, delivery rates, and postal information for Elyria and other Ohio areas.
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Ohio Senate race split on Syrian refugee policy after Paris attacks
In Ohio, candidates diverge on refugee resettlement. Former Gov. Ted Strickland calls for a short term pause for security review. Portman seeks immediate halt. Democratic rival P. G. Sittenfeld supports welcoming refugees with strict vetting.
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Ohio pot legalization push vows regroup for 2016 ballot
Based on an open letter to Ohioans Responsible Ohio Executive Director Ian James says the failed 2015 effort will regroup for the 2016 ballot. He cites mistakes including restricted grow sites and a Buddie mascot and notes broad support for medical and recreational legalization.
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Ohio
Lorain
Oberlin
John Pardee
Amherst
Pardee
U.S
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Avon poised for growth with new hospital and retailers
Logan notes Avon will gain a Cleveland Clinic hospital in 2016 on Nagel Road and multiple clinics, plus long term care facilities. Cabela’s and Menards stores are planned for 2016 along Chester and Nagel roads. Bendix relocation from Elyria to Avon will bring over 800 thousand dollars yearly and 500 jobs.
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Nagel Road
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Menards
Chester
Nagel
Bendix
Elyria
Avon
Residents ignore police signage and fake officers frustrate city
Cleveland officials report residents misread police labeled cars and mistaken fake officers as real. At a boat launch a man ignored dog leash rules, claiming winter made the rule inapplicable, prompting police questions and ongoing frustration with rule compliance.
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Woman charged in butt injection death in Missouri
Prosecutors charged Nitica Deonte Lee, 44, with first degree involuntary manslaughter for alleged illegal silicone butt injections performed in a hotel in Edmundson. Daysha Phillips died four days later from a silicone pulmonary embolism after the July procedure. Bond set at $200,000 cash. potential sentence up to seven years.
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