False 911 call triggers 90 minute Amherst standoff
Amherst Police and SWAT surrounded a Winesap Road home after a 9 30 p m call claimed a teen shooter inside had killed someone and threatened more violence. After a 90 minute standoff the dispatch confirmed the call was false and no charges were filed. The call traced to an iPod Touch used inside the home via wireless service.
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Amherst
Winesap Road
Joe Kucerik
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Stated
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 as part of its commitment to accurate coverage. The notice emphasizes accountability and public dialogue on reporting accuracy.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states
Ohio and other states report midday and evening lottery numbers. Large jackpots listed include Classic Lotto at 2 million and Mega Millions at an estimated 47 million, Powerball at 20 million, with multiple regional draw codes and winning patterns shown.
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Chronicle-Telegram staff and contact details list
The document lists executive editors, reporters, and department heads for The Chronicle-Telegram, including Editor Andrew R. Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile Features Editor Ryan Dawson Photography Chief Bruce Bishop and business staff. It also provides office hours, contact numbers, and subscription rates for Elyria and Lorain County.
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Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson
Elyria
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Judgeship in Lorain County Seen as Economic Ask
County commissioners consider cutting a sixth judge as a way to cut costs though officials say workload remains. Judge Walther and administrator Lubbe argue the position is needed. the move would require state action and broad support. Local official Ted Kale is open to data but skeptical of savings.
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Ohio Supreme Court
James Walther
Miraldi
Walther
Lorain County
Williams
Lubbe
Ted Kale
4-H funding debated in Lorain County youth programs
County officials weigh green acres funds for 4 H versus other youth services as budget cuts loom after a sales tax defeat. Donations and events aim to raise 30 000 to 2 000 000 for an endowment to sustain 4 H programs and scholarships for area youths.
Patrol Officer Binford Involved In Multi-Vehicle Crash
Elyria police officer Binford on probationary status collided at the Fourth Street Middle Avenue intersection while responding with lights and sirens. His marked 2006 Chevy Impala struck Matthew Frye’s 2011 Equinox, causing a spin into a parked Chrysler Pacifica. All three Equinox occupants were uninjured. Binford sustained minor injuries and was treated at EMH Medical Center. The crash is under investigation.
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Middle Avenue
Matthew Frye
Fourth Street
Frye
Emh Medical Center
Elyria
Elyria Police
Constantino
Ohio
Vehi
Turkeys From A1 Turkeys Donated To Haven Center in Lorain
Neighborhood Alliance in Lorain distributed Thanksgiving meals with turkeys donated by the family of an anonymous 8 year old girl who sold trinkets to fund food. Connie Osborn notes a 20 percent rise in meals over two years as families struggle to balance essentials. Anna Mercado, a past recipient, says the meal means everything for her family of seven. Contact Adam Wright for details.
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Cates
Green Acres
Walther
George and
Eliza York
Minerva Powers
William Fox
Lisa Fox Wright
Tom’s Country Place
Stoney Ridge Road
Avon
Fox Wright
Jacquie Devin
Demi
Lorain County
Firelands High School
Genesis House Shelter
Haven Center
Lorain
Neighborhood Alliance
Connie Osborn
Osborn
Borhood Alliance
Antonio
G. Mercado
Ohio to tighten exotic pet rules after Zanesville incident
Gov Kasich convened a working group that backs a Jan 1 2014 possession ban on dangerous wildlife. Owners would register animals, meet safety standards, face criminal penalties, and surrender options would exist. Exemptions include zoos circuses and research facilities. The plan requires legislative passage and expands enforcement powers.
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Kasich
Zanesville
Humane Societies
Boards of Health
Kandra
Deirdre Herbert
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State Department of Agriculture
Office of State
Troy Balderson
Ohio
Ohio Association of Animal Owners
Ohio Farm Bureau
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National Resources Department
Terry Thompson
Lorain Police Blotter Updates Nov 17–19 Incidents
Lorain police report multiple incidents including Henry Walker Jr. violating protection orders at E 28th Street and Brownell Avenue, Angela Lee theft at Walmart, a rock assault threat after a drink scene, and Michael Hall DUI. Other entries note a car crash aftermath, burglaries, and stalking reports with several arrests for assault and theft.
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Henry Walker Jr
Lorain
Richard
28Th St
Brownell Ave
Washington Ave
Brian Hampton
Walmart
Leavitt Road
Angela Lee
42Nd St
West 21St Street
Macy’s
Midway Mall Blvd
Michael D. Ortiz
Elyria
West Ave
Plumbing Company
Harry Buffalo
Midway Mall
Roosevelt Ave
Wagon Work
Yorkshire Court
Walnut St
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