Not-Forgotten Box Toy Drive Earns Community Support
Elyria residents and area businesses back the Salvation Army Christmas program through the Not-Forgotten Box drive. VEXOS kicked off 2017 events with a potluck, and donations are accepted weekdays in The Chronicle Telegram lobby and on December 9 and through December 15 as the drive ends. A LaGrange site also funded toys with proceeds, marking the second year of the partnership.
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Tax bill advances in Congress amid health care repeal clash
The House approved a tax code rewrite in a first step toward President Trump. The Senate must pass its version before a conference committee reconciles differences. A contentious provision repealing the 2010 health care individual mandate could affect moderate support and insurance markets.
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Thanksgiving Dinners At Local Churches And Road Closures
LaGrange United Methodist Church will host a free Thanksgiving dinner from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. The Salvation Army Lorain Corps will hold a free dinner at 5 p.m. Tuesday at 2506 Broadway Lorain. Lorain County Engineer announces CSX railroad crossing repairs and road closures on East 21st and East 36th streets starting Nov. 27, with Northridge Road closing starting Nov. 28.
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California Governor Brown’s Brussels visit elevates status
In Brussels Gov. Jerry Brown was greeted as Mr. President and treated like a head of state during a European Union trip. The stop comes as global powers adjust to a Trump administration with staffing gaps and shifting alliances.
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General Hyten says illegal nuclear orders can be refused
US Strategic Command chief Gen John Hyten told the Halifax forum that an illegal presidential order to launch nuclear weapons could be refused. He said he would inform the president the strike is illegal and offer legal, optioned responses while preserving control of nuclear forces.
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