Accu Weather Forecast for Elyria and Region
The Chronicle Telegram reports a cold front crossing the state today bringing chill. A weak low pressure system may bring snow to southern areas while northern regions expect several inches of snow later tonight into tomorrow. Winds northwest to north at 8 to 16 knots with 2 to 4 foot waves on Lake Erie.
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Lorain School District weighs Latchkey child care plan
Lorain schools consider a no cost to district latchkey program for staff children with parent fees set by the superintendent. Sites under review include Hawthorne Lakeview Lowell and Longfellow elementary schools for an early January start. The district also seeks a new treasurer with Ohio ASBO help and a retiring treasurer Lyle Troyer.
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REP groups press Lorain council on abatement and jobs
REP spokesman John Willoughby stressed that the financial inputs are vital to a viable business and to steelworkers and investors alike. Union leaders urged quicker talks on staffing while Mayor Fortin noted the deal would bring about 1.6 million in regional revenue, with abatements tied to job retention. Several councilors questioned handling of donations to Park and Recreation programs amid a tight city budget.
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Carbon monoxide sends three siblings to hospital in Lorain
Brothers Willie Gutierrez 21 Isaac Gutierrez 17 and Antoinette Gutierrez 15 of 1015 W 12th were treated and released after high carbon monoxide levels traced to a closed furnace damper at their Lorain home. Mother Juanita Sanchez Gutierrez said the CO detector sounded Sunday but battery removal delayed wake up.
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Identity theft reports rise and misusing relarves blamed
Identity theft reports grew with a notable share attributed to relarves, accounting for about three percent of last year's cases. The data highlights ongoing challenges in fraud exposure and the need for stronger protective measures.
Identity theft hits families as fraud spreads nationwide
The piece notes how identity theft starts at home with parents mismanaging funds and embezzlement by a father, while others like Dionicio Campos battle fallout from relatives using his Social Security number. Experts warn regular credit reports, early agency alerts, and caution for youth with money troubles, as FTC data show family members caused 6 percent of theft reports.
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Problems From A Car Sales And Repairs Spark Customer Dissatisfaction
A study found 85 percent of consumers are satisfied with their car buying experience while some customers still go away unhappy. Credit and lending industries, including predatory payday lenders, are growing concerns per CFA consumer protection director Jean Ann For. The deregulated telecommunications industry also figures in the discussion.
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Flu shot schedule corrected in Elyria events
A Saturday story on flu season incorrectly listed times dates and end for flu data being offered. Flu shots will be offered from 3 to 6 pm on December 3 at the Elyria Public Library 1194 West River Road and from 3 to 6 pm on December 11 at the Elyria City Health Department 202 Chestnut Street Elyria. The vaccine costs 10 dollars and Medicare is accepted.
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Consumer Complaint Survey Highlights Unexplained Charges
The 2002 Consumer Complaint Survey notes most complaints involve unexplained service charges or rate hikes on cellular and landline services. Some firms vanished, leaving prepaid contracts worthless. Recreation, vacation schemes, pyramid schemes, and dubious agencies also top the list. Consumers are urged to seek multiple estimates, references, avoid cash deals, and shop skeptically.
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Howard County
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