Oberlin district weighs central campus plan for new school
Superintendent Geoffrey Andrews says central campus could save about 1 million annually, but residents prefer current buildings. It would cost 6 to 13.2 million to renovate each school, yet state data favor building anew. Bond timing remains uncertain as officials discuss options.
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Schroth
Eastwood
Prospect Elementary
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Oberlin High
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Elyria Police Blotter Thieves Target Cars and Retail Goods
On Thursday and Friday a series of thefts and Break-ins were reported across Elyria. Incidents include a Monte Carlo stolen from Prestigious Motor Cars and thefts at JC Penney Walmart and residences, with charges against individuals for theft and possession of drugs.
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Bady Court
JC Penney
Midway Mall
West Ridge Road
Walmart
Chestnut Commons Dr
Cynthia Bougher
Lorain
Chestnut Commons
Hannah Frames
Griswald Road
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Statement
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. The note outlines commitment to accuracy and transparency in coverage.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states Friday
Mega Millions draws report numbers 38 21 28 52 with Mega Ball 43 and a 32 million estimated jackpot. Powerball numbers 13 44 51 52 55 with Powerball 30 and a 48 million estimated jackpot. State results show Daily 3/4 and fantasy 5 in Michigan and Pennsylvania with several winning combinations and cash games in West Virginia.
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Ohio
Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Out of State
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
Big
West Virginia
Executives Publisher and Editor Listings
A compact listing shows executives for a newspaper with roles including Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R Young Managing Editor Julie Wallace and Advertising staff Carla Hama and Jeff Pfeiffer. Circulation Mgr Gary Cozart, Treasurer Philip W Kelly, and Marketing Director Barb Rusko Steph are listed with phone extensions.
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A. Cooper
Woman sues ex boyfriend after false DV claim alleged
Kelly Sleasman of Sheffield Lake countersues James Pruce for more than 25000 dollars amid a case in which Sleasman is charged with perjury and falsification. Police reports show conflicting statements about the March 11 attack and the involvement of Sleasman’s grandfather.
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Kelly Sleasman
James Pruce
Pruce
Sleasman
Pryce
Tony Campo
Mercy Regional Medical Center
Campo
Lakewood Beach Drive
Alcoholics Anonymous
Larry Shepherd
Anthony Baker
Kentucky
James Gemelas
Grand Jury
Gemelas
Baker
Miller
John Piskura
Local court records detail stalking and harassment case
Schmitz faced telecommunication harassment charges and Kalb pleaded guilty to forging three checks totaling 1398 dollars. Kalb received probation and later placement in a community facility. Dietsche obtained a civil stalking protection order against Schmitz through August 2015 after multiple encounters and online harassment allegations. Schmitz remains jailed with bond revoked as attorneys seek reinstatement.
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Oberlin
Kalb
Lorain/Medina
Dietsche
Amherst
Freeman
Elyria Police Department
Cleveland
Elyria
Raymond Dietsche
Lisa Dietsche
Lorain County Justice Center
Justice Center For Business
Dennis Will
Justice Center
Will
Grand Jury
Lorain County
Local Veteran to Be Honorary Speaker for Demich Cause
Sam Felton Jr a 2010 Veteran of the Year and Vietnam era Marine and Purple Heart recipient will headline. Veterans nationwide have donated Purple Hearts for Demich the latest from Bristol Virginia and Ohio officials plan a commemorative plate and Honor Flight offers a trip to Washington to visit the World War II Memorial for the veteran. Steve Fogarty at 329-7146 or sfogarty chroniclet.com is coordinating.
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Lorain
Vietnam
Lilly
Demich
Fox
Bristol
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Honor Flight
Washington, D.C
Mr. Demich
Steve Fogarty
Chroniclet.com
NAACP honors set for Elyria event at LCCC Spitzer Center
The Elyria NAACP marks its 56th Freedom Fund Celebration at Lorain County Community College with awards to two individuals, Rev. Gerald Evans and LaTaunya Conley, plus honors for local organizations including Lorain County Urban League and Tri City Lupus Project. Several groups receive recognition for health, anti violence, and community garden efforts. Awards aim to bolster collaboration among local agencies serving families and wellness initiatives.
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Elyria
Elyria Naacp
Elyria Naacp Freedom Fund
Spitzer
Lorain County Community College
Lorain County
Eden Vision Project
NAACP
Betty Moddy-White
Unusual Trial Ends with Mixed Guilty Verdicts in Scrolls Case
Raphael Golb, 50, a linguistics scholar and lawyer, was acquitted of impersonating a scholar but found guilty of identity theft, harassment, and criminal impersonation of Dr. Lawrence Schiffman amid a dispute over scrolls origins. Golb plans an appeal and defends his writings as academic banter and whistle-blowing.
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Oberlin College
Harvard University
NYU
Gold
Ron Kuby
New York County
New York
Lawrence Schiffman
Schiffman
Norman
New York University
Skirball
Norman Golb
University of Chicago
Raphael Golb
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