Bond set at 2 million for Cleveland mom in drownings
Amber Hill 22 faces two counts of aggravated murder after authorities say she drowned her two young daughters, Jannelle 4 and Cecess 2, in a bathtub. Judge Lauren Moore orders a $2 million bond and urges medical and psychiatric treatment. The case follows a coroner ruling homicide. Hills public defender notes lack of prior record and current mental health needs.
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Cleveland
Amber Hill
Gayle Williams
Lauren Moore
Hill
Pub
Lic
Kathy DeMetz
DeMetz
Jamie Cintron
Jannelle Cintron
Cecess Hill
Janelle
Ceccies
Carolyn Hill
Firebomb thrown at Elyria porch injures no one
Inspectors probed a Molotov like device hurled at a home on a Elyria porch at about 8:30 p.m. Two teenage girls home alone acted quickly smothering flames with flour and soaking a gas puddle. Firefighters found a plastic bottle nearly burned through. The incident followed a street quarrel, neighbors said.
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Elyria
Kurt Blair
Blair
James Baxter
Baxter
Corrections and clarifications issued by Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram notes corrections on a Wellington Oberlin Your Town page misnaming Gail Stumphauzer and an Elyria Summer Theatre Association notice mislisting Wesleyan Village’s address. The corrected Wesleyan Village location is 807 West Ave Elyria.
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Wellington-Oberlin
Gail Stumphauzer
Elyria Summer Theatre Association
Guys
Wesleyan Village
West Ave
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
The
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Lottery results across states with multiple draws and figures
Ohio and Michigan results list midday and evening draws including Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Gash and Mega Millions with prizes and jackpots. Pennsylvania West Virginia and other states show Daily Number Big 4 Cash 6 and multiple 6 47 8 22 26 20 30 34 entries with numbers and estimated jackpots.
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Ohio
Ten-Oh
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Tan-Oh
Chronicle contact and staff list for Toy Act edition
The chronicle presents publisher executive names and page editors such as A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young. It lists managing editor Patti Ewald and advertising manager Tam Meecha with contact numbers. Offices operate 8 am to 5 pm daily and Saturday mornings.
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A, Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Patti Ewald
Tam Meecha
Gary Cozart
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Philip W. Kelly
Julia Wallace
Federal task force expands Lorain County fugitive hunt
The collaboration expands jurisdiction and funds overtime, vehicles, and equipment. Elyria police and Lorain County sheriff offices previously tracked thousands of fugitives, with 45 of September’s initial 100 from Elyria. Deputy U.S. Marshal David Siler heads the permanent unit, promising tougher action against violent fugitives and a return to old fashioned justice.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Medders
U.S
David Siler
Siler
Fugitives found tied to Lorain County cases and arrests
Neal Richard faces vehicular homicide charges in Elyria while George Krueck is charged with eight counts of rape. Anthony Allgood faces two felonious assault counts with a firearm in Cleveland. Carlos Wright faces multiple charges in Dayton. Ashley Demyan, Robert Schildt, James Jones III, and Elbert Willis face various assault, rape, and domestic violence counts in Elyria and Cleveland. TM Robert Kretschmer sought for attempted murder, turned himself in at Parma Police Department. Stephen Szucs coordinates from Chroniclet.com.
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Neal Richard
Elyria
George Krueck
Anthony Allgood
Cleveland
Carlos Wright
Dayton
Ashley Demyan
Robert Schildt
James Jones Il
Dollar General Halloween items tested for lead hazards
Weidenhamer tested 22 Halloween items including a Frankenstein cup and skull bucket, finding lead paint risk and forwarding results to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Dollar General recalled the two items, while Brown called for stricter import standards and insurers for tainted products.
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Ashland-area
Dollar General
Weidenhamer
U.S
Sherrod Brown
Ohio
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Brown
Patty Davis
Commission
Davis
Bush Administration
Centers For Disease Control
Weiden
Hamer
Town Earnest
China
Earnest
Neonatal death and bar shooting tied to Cleveland incident
A premature baby born at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital near Cleveland died due to underdeveloped lungs at a gestation where survival odds are slim. In a separate incident near a Clark Street bar, a woman allegedly fired a gun in a parking lot, later found to be the shooter, with evidence including a .380 pistol and spent round. witnesses and gunshot residue tests cited.
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Miller
Rainbow
Babies and Children's Hospital
Cleveland
Clark Street
Chris
LifeCare
Lisa Roberson
Frabarsan
Chroniclet.com
Fight over food ends in Lorain woman's arrest
In Lorain a 17-year-old boy and his 18-year-old sister Mariluz Castilla argued over potato chips. Castillo pushed him down bit his knuckles and forearm and pinched his stomach. Police noted the boy bled from bite marks. Castillo, four months pregnant, claimed he punched her. She faced domestic violence charges and was jailed after medical evaluation.
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Lorain
Mariluz Castilla
West 38Th Street
Castillo
CHP
Grand jury to weigh charges in Columbia go kart wreck
A grand jury will decide if a felony count of endangering children is brought against 39 year old Robert Yarsky of Bryant Avenue after a Sept. 3 go kart crash in Columbia Township that injured his 9 year old son. Yarsky may face DUI and obstructing official business charges. The pair crashed into a storm drain while riding in the roadway.
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Columbia Twp
Robert Yarsky
Bryant Avenue
Yarsky
Elyria Fire union criticizes shift ratio change in city overhaul
Elyria city officials and fire leaders spar over a contract and a policy shift that eliminates the officer to firefighter ratio. The move could shift overtime to lower ranking firefighters while preserving safety, though officials dispute the financial impact and risk to experienced staff. The change, backed by Safety Director Chris Eichenlaub and Fire Chief Zielinski, aims to redistribute overtime more evenly, with mixed views on long term effects.
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Elyria Firefighters Union
Dave Street
Safety Service
Chris Eichenlaub
Zielinski
Street
Eichenlaub
Fire Department
Shawn Foucher
Sfoucher
Chroniclet.com
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