Great Lakes Commission calls for 40 percent Lake Erie phosphorus cut
The Great Lakes Commission seeks a 40 percent reduction in Lake Erie's annual phosphorus load to curb algae blooms and prevent future Toledo water outages. It notes farm runoff as the largest source and urges retooling voluntary programs with stronger regulatory and funding support.
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Explosion prompts trench and gas checks at King School
A three foot trench was dug outside King School on Washington Avenue near the loading dock to curb a gas leak. Columbia Gas officials say methane detected in air samples may come from shale or an old well. fire officials monitor gas levels around the clock as students may return in a week or two.
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Jeff Hawks
Ray Frank
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Frank
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Gary Burls
Tucker
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Quoted
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. The note emphasizes accuracy and welcomes corrections from the public.
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Lottery results and big jackpots sweep across states
Ohio draws list Pick 3 5 0 8 and 3 4 7 along with Pick 4 4 3 3 8 and 5 2 4 8. Rolling Cash 5 shines at 1 19 23 34 37 with a 110000 rollover. Mega Millions and Powerball show multi state totals and upcoming jackpots.
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Bettcher Company Transitions to 100 Percent ESOP
Larry Bettcher announced at a company meeting that the Bettcher firm is moving to a 100 percent ESOP structure while maintaining a 401(k) plan. Founded in 1944 by Louis Bettcher, the business now reports annual sales between 50 and 250 million with a global footprint in over 64 countries. Bettcher will step back from daily operations but join the board. Pirozzola outlined product lines and ESOP details.
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Larry Bettcher
Louis Bettcher
Pirozzola
Bettcher
Avon Lake dispatchers reach new contract after fact-finder decision
Avon Lake police dispatchers union wins a contract after a fact-finder settled pay and health care cost disputes. The agreement calls for a 2 percent raise annually with per hour increases in years one to three, while employees cover 10 percent of health insurance. In year one, dispatchers face a net take home pay decrease due to higher health costs, with costs offset in year two.
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Police Dispatchers Union
Greg Zilka
Order of Police Lodge 25 Dispatchers Union
Zilka
Ohio landowners clash over fracking pipeline threat
A Medina County meeting drew labor union support for jobs from Ray Hipsher as opponents questioned his ties and surveys. Local residents and Oberlin College students urged coalition building to stop the Spectra Energy DTE Enbridge pipeline four miles from campus, with signs reading No Trespassing No Surveys No Pipeline. Public officials urged broader attendance as organizers push county by county mobilization.
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Ray Hipsher
Laborers’ International Union of North America
Ohio
Hipsher
Warren County
Oberlin College
Emma Charno
Liz Victor
Fulton County
Paul Gierosky
Litchfield Township
Gierosky
Freedom of Choice Movement
Faith Costilow
Lorain County
Kathie Jones
Concerned Citizens of
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Dan Miller
Grafton Township
Spectra Energy Co
DTE Energy Co
Enbridge Energy Partners
Michigan
Dawn Energy
Ontario
Canada
Woman critically hurt in Route 57 crash near Lowe’s
A 64 year old woman was critically injured in a three vehicle crash on state Route 57 near Lowe’s around 4 50 p m Thursday. She was hospitalized at MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland. The other drivers, a 26 year old woman and a man in his late 20s or early 30s, sustained moderate injuries and were treated at University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center. Police said two crashes occurred in quick succession involving southbound traffic and a construction barrier. Names of drivers were not released.
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Herb de la Porte
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Elyria Medical Center
Lee Frank
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Camaco Labour Fights Back as Union Drive Plays Out
A Cleveland law firm sues Camaco claiming union organizing pressures and potential labor-law breaches at Camaco plants making stamped metal frames for Ford and GM. The UAW backs workers though no election was filed with the NLRB. Card check could bypass a formal vote if a majority sign cards. Local 2000 has not represented any Camaco employees. City and union officials pledge support while authorities review repeated NLRB charges over alleged interference and firings tied to organizing efforts.
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Jim Slone
Lorain County
UAW Cap Council
Slone
Sheffield
John Hunter
Hunter
Dave Smith
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