BLOTTER Elyria Police Reports A Week
Elyria police blotter covers incidents from Nov 24 to Nov 27. Subjects include Michael Smith 28 charged with obstructing official business after dispute over a car, Markell Fenderson 26 charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, theft from a vehicle, a laptop and other items stolen from a garage, Anastasia Willis 19 arrested for theft at Kohl's after an attempted two television set theft, Janice Noble 34 charged with assault after an incident during Thanksgiving, and a separate alleged assault of a pregnant woman by her mother over a crib sale. Occurrences list addresses and times in Elyria city blocks and streets.
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Leona St
Michael Smith
1300 East Ave
Markell Fenderson
Fenderson
Erie Ave
17Th St
Kohl's
Anastasia Willis
Willis
Janice Noble
Washington Ave
Noble
24Th St
Mercy Hospital
Search for Zim merman continues in Lorain area
The Oberlin search for Zimm erman stretches into a second week with volunteers visiting South Lorain door to door handing out fliers. Local organizer Angel Arroyo plans Light up Lorain for Saturday evening at More for Less to spread information before fireworks. Contact Anna Merriman at 329-7245.
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Oberlin
Zimmerman
Lorain
South Lorain
Angel Arroyo
Arroyo
Anna Merriman
Amerriman
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Corrections and clarifications from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a Friday article misreporting jail meal calories. The 2800 daily calories cover all meals, not per meal. Amy White of KS Associates Elyria was misidentified in a photo caption, as was Brian Raynor on Your Town.
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the Chronicle
Lorain County
Amy White
KS Associates of
Elyria
Friday's Chronicle
Brian Raynor
Your Town
Lottery results and jackpots across Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia
Ohio midday and evening draws report Pick 3 1-4-5 and 6-5-1, Pick 4 2-8-6-5 and 6-1-8-7, Pick 5 9-1-8-5-4 and 1-5-7-9-5, Rolling Cash 5 11-14-17-32-38 with jackpots to 333000, 90 million Powerball next. Michigan Daily 3 6-6-9 Daily 4 9-9-4-1 Fantasy 5 10-21-23-26-28. Pennsylvania Daily Number 5-4-9 Big 4 3-4-3-5 Cash 5 7-25-28-29-30. West Virginia Daily Three 7-5-2 Daily 4 6-8-5-1.
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Michigan
Fantasy
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Chronicle Telegram Staff Directory and Contact Info
The Chronicle Telegram lists editorial and management staff including President Paul B. Martin Vice President Andrew R Young Gen Manager William D Hudnutt Editor Andrew R Young News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile and others. It provides home delivery numbers hours and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions along with mail and electronic edition prices.
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Paul B. Martin
Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Julie Wallace
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Howard Gollop
Bruce Bishop
Elyria
U.S
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Black Friday crowds slow as stores open earlier
Analysts see a lift in shopping versus last year driven by earlier openings on Thanksgiving. Wal-Mart Target and the Mall of America report brisk crowds while online shopping rises. Shoppers cite lower gas prices and a improving job picture as drivers.
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New York
Wal-Mart
Target
Mall of America
Bloomington
Minn
Dynatrace
Cabela's
Foot Locker
J.C. Penney
IBM
Toys R Us
Best Buy
Retailers push early Black Friday openings amid mixed sentiment
Krugman doubts how early stores will go and whether JC Penney will drop to 2 a.m. next year. Capriola at JC Penney Akron Avon recalls long shifts, hotel stays, and customer gratitude on Thanksgiving. Best Buy opens 5 p.m. Thanksgiving with training and hours from 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. locally. Some Home Depot stores stay closed to honor family time while Walmart workers press for $15 an hour and full-time status amid nationwide strikes.
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JC Penney
Patti Capriola
Akron
Avon
Capriola
Best Buy
Chuck Harold
Elyria
Harold
Home Depot
Janet Kannenberg
Ohio
AFL Cio
Wal-Mart
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Troy
Cincinnati
Middletown
Reynoldsburg
Mansfield
Findlay
South Euclid
Kent
Afl-Cio
Brown's Death Sparks Broad Reflections On His Legacy
The grand jury decision not to indict Darren Wilson frames debate over Michael Brown. Witnesses differ on Brown's actions during the confrontation, while supporters argue Brown embodied both virtues and flaws driving a global civil rights discussion. Experts stress Brown was a human being who did not deserve to die and acknowledge complex legacies.
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Brown
Wilson
Ferguson America
Rocker
Ted Nugent
E.W. Jackson
Virginia
Jackson
Michael Brown
Arnwine
Arawine
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Cornell
William Brooks
Brooks
Browns
Angel
James Peterson
Lehigh University
Peterson
New North Ridgeville school site hinges on access and utilities
Details on road access, utilities, parking, and emergency vehicle routes for the 232000 square foot 2200-student school and stadium planned near North Ridgeville High. Bond of 58.1 million funded by voters in 2013 with 8.9 million from the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission.
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North Ridgeville High School
Powell
Ohio Facilities Construction Commission
TDA
Lorain
Wellington
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