Ridgeville Gets Big Traffic Safety Grant to Boost Patrols
NORTH RIDGEVILLE will receive 41,447 in federal funds from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration via the Ohio Traffic Safety Office to boost police presence. Over six weeks, 700 hours of targeted enforcement in high crash areas including Sugar Ridge and Route 83, with overtime costs covered by the grant and reporting to federal officials.
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North Ridgeville
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Ohio Department of Public Safety
Rick Thomas
Thomas
Sugar Ridge
Chestnut Ridge Road
Center Ridge Road
Flores to pursue complaint against dog warden over mauling case
Lorain councilman Dennis Flores plans a formal complaint against city dog warden Michael Mattei after a dog mauling incident involving Flores's sister Mary. A Sept. 22 letter from the city prosecutor found Mattei did nothing wrong in not citing Jon Jackson Jr. for the incident. Flores aims to meet with safety Director Phil Dore to seek administrative action, preferably a reprimand, and says Mattei should conduct himself professionally.
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Lorain
Dennis Flores
Flores
Michael Mattei
Phil Dore
Mattei
Dore
Mary Flores
Jon Jackson Jr
Jackson
Worker injured by falling steel plate at Elyria Foundry
A large steel casting plate fell on an employee at Elyria Foundry Co on Tuesday. Paramedics LifeCare and Elyria firefighters treated him before a medical helicopter flew him to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland around 1 30 p m. The worker's name and condition were not released by staff.
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Elyria
Elyria Foundry Co
LifeCare
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Corrections issued for Bay High volleyball cutline error
The Chronicle Telegram clarifies a photographer error in Sundays sports section. Bay High players Sarah Vick and Claire Wilson were misidentified in a cutline and corrected in Tuesday’s correction notice.
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Bay High
Sarah Vick
Claire Wilson
Lottery results and jackpots across states Tuesday draws
Ohio midday and evening draws reported with Pick 3, Pick 4, Rolling Cash 5, Ten-Oh numbers and jackpots. Mega Millions totals shown in Ohio with Tuesday results, plus Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia daily games listed with their respective numbers.
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Ohio
Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Michigan
Dally
FantAsy
Pennsylvania
Big
Cash
West Virginia
Chronicle Telegram contact and circulation details
Elyria publication lists advertising and circulation hotlines, office hours, and delivery options. It includes toll free numbers for ads and classifieds, home delivery contacts for Elyria and other areas, and subscription rates. The note confirms daily and Sunday editions and special weekend access.
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Elyria
U.S
Lews
Chronicle-Telegram
East Ave
The
Chronicle- Telegram
Brubaker backs tax plan to save city services and jobs
Brubaker links support for a city tax to funding existing services and rehiring workers. If approved, the levy could raise about 5.6 million, enabling backfiring of laid off firefighters and AFSCME members, reopening recreation programs, and restoring full-time staff before expanding part-time positions in Parks and Recreation.
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Brubaker
Council
Kevin Brubaker
Grace
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Union
Afscme
Parks and Recreation Department
Forrest Bullocks
2Nd Ward
Bullocks
Elyria faces jail closure impact and tax fight
Elyria considers closing the jail to save about 250000 this year and 800000 next year as a 4.3 million deficit looms. City leaders discuss leasing jail space, potential layoffs in police and fire departments, and a November tax vote to fund operations and keep inmates housed.
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Grace
Elyria
Medders
Elyria Police Patrolmen’s Association
ERPA
Tom Baracskai
Elyria Rotary Club
Bullocks
Judge acquits after review in long wrongful conviction case
County Common Pleas Judge James Burge dismissed Smith and Allen, acquitting them after ruling police interview methods were highly suggestive. The decision follows 9th District Court of Appeals rulings, and prosecutors may argue the legal merits but cannot reverse the acquittals. Smith seeks case file sealing. Allen’s attorney did not respond.
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County Common Pleas
James Burge
Lynett McGough
Burge
Smith and Allen
Smith
Allen
Inter
9Th District Court of Appeals
Nancy Smith
Jack Bradley
Dennis Will
Woman pleads no contest to arson over bar bathroom fire
Amanda Jarvis, 28, admitted a misdemeanor arson count after police say she set two trash cans ablaze at Bootlegger's Bar in Lorain. She was found guilty and given two years probation. fines and jail time were suspended. Surveillance showed her entering the restroom twice before a 1 a.m. fire on June 28.
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Lorain
Michael Jackson
Amanda Jarvis
Broadway
Jarvis
Boathouse II
Bootlegger's
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Chroniclet.com
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Norfoll
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
Chronicle
Lea
Beagwy
A. Cooper
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Northwood Middle School
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