4-H Boosts Kids Interest in Science Says Tufts Study
A Tufts University study released with 4-H National Youth Science Day finds that children involved in 4-H programs perform better in science, technology, and engineering, and are more likely to pursue science careers. The study followed over 1,300 tenth graders who participated in 4-H and about 800 who did not, noting longer involvement increases benefits and that girls gain more from participation.
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Three-vehicle crash on East Erie causes pole to shear
A crash at a Lorain intersection toppled a utility pole and sent three drivers to area hospitals. A silver Ford Taurus was struck from behind by a gray Malibu, pushing it into a silver Dodge pickup turning from Kansas Avenue onto the church lawn. The Malibu driver was helicoptered to MetroHealth after initial treatment. the pickup driver refused treatment. A separate semi accident on Route 57 southbound halted traffic as crews cleared pipes from the road.
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Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors
The Chronicle-Telegram asks readers to call 329-7155 to report factual corrections and errors in coverage, emphasizing commitment to accuracy and transparency.
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Lottery results and big jackpots across states
Wednesday draws in Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia list Pick 3 Pick 4 Daily 3 4 5 and rolling numbers. Mega Millions totals reach 155 million with 2.8 million Classic Lotto and Rolling Cash 5 jackpots noted. Out of state results also included with accompanying daily numbers.
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Chronicle-Telegram contact and staff listings
The Chronicle Telegram staff and contact lines are listed, including editors Philip W Kelly Andrew Young News Editor Benjamin Nagy Sports Editor Kevin Aprile and various department phone numbers for advertising circulation and office hours. It notes publication details and historical ownership.
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Connecticut men face bomb making charges in New Haven
In New Haven two men John Iannucci and Jessup Bollinger were charged after police found a Mercedes containing what appeared to be a pipe bomb, ammunition, gas masks, and other materials in a residential area. A bomb squad detonated the explosives. no evacuation was ordered. Both suspects are held on 500000 dollars bond.
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Quakes Trigger Small Pacific Ocean Wave Panic
Thousands fled coastlines across the South Pacific after three strong earthquakes generated a small tsunami amid panic days after a massive wave killed 178 in the Samoas and Tonga. No damage was reported and warnings were canceled as residents sought higher ground and Port Moresby officials urged calm. Chris McKee of the Geophysical Observatory commented on widespread alarm.
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H1N1 concerns cited by EMH Regional Medical Center official
Commissioner Pearce said EMH Regional Medical Center reported 25 flu cases last week likely H1N1 and other schools reported absences but no fall reporting requirements. He recalled Ely School in Elyria closing seven days in spring after a third grader became Ohio’s first H1N1 case. Contact Cindy Lelse at 329-7245.
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Issue 10 from Ai for Elyria Tax Debate
Councilman Kevin Brubaker promotes Issue 10 describing a local earned income tax. The informational flyer notes workers in Elyria would be taxed while retirement and Social Security income are exempt, with lower earners paying about two dollars per week per additional twenty thousand dollars of income.
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Elyria levy supporters rally as campaign kicks off
Brubaker leads a city levy push promising about 5.6 million annually with 0.75 percent to Street and Police, 5 percent to Parks and Recreation. He notes layoffs could follow a failed vote while council members urge broad support and donations target 20,000 in private funding. Contact Lisa Roberson for details.
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2Nd Ward
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D-7th Ward
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Pair of Dollar Stores Robbed in Lorain
Lorain police seek a black male with beard after he robbed the Family Dollar on Broadway with a claimed knife. About an hour later a second man robbed Dollar General at JGT Plaza and fled on foot.
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