Oberlin hires city manager Eric Norenberg
Oberlin City Council unanimously chose Eric Norenberg, the Mesa IT services leader, as city manager. Norenberg, 44, will relocate with his wife and two children and holds a University of Michigan public policy master’s degree and Heidelberg College political science degree.
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Contact details for The Chronicle Telegram staff and departments
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Corrections and Clarifications From The Chronicle Telegram
The Elyria based Chronicle Telegram notes a misspelling of engineer John Schneider in a Sunday article and invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 for accurate coverage and corrections.
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Ohio and Michigan Pennsylvania Lottery Draw Summary
Monday and Sunday results from Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania show Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Classic Lotto and Mega Millions entries with totals. Michigan Fantasy 5 and Daily 3 4 numbers appear, while Pennsylvania lists Daily Number Big 4 and lengthy rolling and ten oh sequences with numerous digits.
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Governor Strickland Supports Local Candidate Despite Nonpartisan Race
After Lorain event, Strickland said he and Hunter are friends and he felt obliged to help him regardless of party. Hunter stressed the governor acted as a friend, not a Democrat, and Joe Thayer of the Sotin County AFL-CIO said the appearance signals concern for the area.
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Ohio Governor delays executions amid lethal injection challenges
Ohio Governor Ted Strickland said federal court challenges to lethal injection have halted executions for now. He questions ABA concerns and notes past issues were addressed. He cites Hamilton County’s death penalty rate and warns about earlier primaries as undemocratic. Ohio aims to be a 2008 battleground state for a Democratic win.
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Veiled jealousy ends in barroom killing tragedy
Sandoval testified he did not talk to the bartender as the couple fought over fidelity accusations. He punched Conti after seeing him with Sturgeon, then fled and was later arrested. Prosecutors rejected bug fix as voluntary manslaughter. Sturgeon said she loved Sandoval but acknowledged his violent reaction.
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Rally from Al: Indians face Yankees in playoff push
In Cleveland a hopeful crowd debates the Indians playoff chances against the Yankees. Robyn Wilson 17 doubts a Cavs chance while Jim Stamper 55 predicts Cleveland’s pitching will overpower New York as the Indians host the series with optimism rising.
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Lorain Considers Pit Bull Regulation After Supreme Court Ruling
Lorain moves to draft an ordinance restricting ownership of pit bulls for single family homes after Ohio Supreme Court reversed a 6th District ruling. Mayor and animal control officials cite a recent mauling incident and public concern as they plan regulatory steps. Stephen Szucs reported.
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Pit Bull Attacks Cause City Debate on Bans
In Elyria, a pit bull and a stray dog attacked residents, injuring a man and a city dog warden. The warden was bitten on the leg and the pit bull was shot by police, whileCleanup involves rabies testing and quarantine rules. Authorities consider charges for the dog owner over vaccination proof and roaming dogs as officials weigh breed bans.
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