Lorain blotter reports multiple break ins and thefts
Police logs show on October 7 8:20 a.m. a woman reported pills stolen from her car on Leavitt Road. October 8 9:39 a.m. a former tenant's boyfriend damaged a car window on Packard Drive. Evening entries describe a burglary on Floral Court a missing TV and jewelry, a residence with a broken window, a missing medication, a garage break in, and on October 9 a disturbance near Boston Avenue with a male suspect described as black wearing dark clothing and about 5 feet 7 inches fleeing the scene.
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Corrections Issued for Mega Millions Numbers
The Chronicle-Telegram reports corrected Mega Millions results after error in Wednesday edition. Readers are asked to note the corrected numbers published below and contact the paper with any factual discrepancies.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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Ohio Lottery results and upcoming jackpots update
Wednesday Midday numbers include Pick 3 9 9 1 and 6 6 7, Pick 4 2 1 9 6 and 3 2 7 3, Pick 5 7 2 0 3 8 and 0 3 6 4 9, Classic Lotto 11 12 14 18 45 49, Kicker 8 7 0 8 1 1, Rolling Cash 5 5 9 11 13 14. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $261,000 and Classic Lotto $48.6 million.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff and contact details
The Chronicle Telegram lists editorial leadership including President Paul B. Martin and Editor Andrew R. Young plus staff for news sports and features. It provides advertising and circulation contacts and home delivery numbers for Elyria and surrounding areas with subscription and pricing details.
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Paul B. Martin
Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Julie Wallace
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Howard Gollop
Bruce Bishop
Elyria
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
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Inmate speakers warn students about drugs and crime
Dope is for Dopes program brings four inmates from Grafton Correctional to Northeast Ohio schools. James Moore tells of selling drugs to fit in while serving 10 years for aggravated drug trafficking. Jaron Jackson urges focus on education after nine years for gang activity and firearm charges. Paschall, released Friday after two years for fifth DUI, reflects on family and pain. Inmates say the program deters crime and invites student questions to share lived experience.
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Koon
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James Miraldi
Elyria City
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Matthew Paschall
James Moore
John Parker
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McConnell Restored to Rural Water Board in 14 Day Order
McConnell wins temporary reinstatement after a judge orders his return to the Rural Water board for 14 days and halts further removals. The ruling comes as a hearing debates bylaws and possible permanent restoration, with colleagues trading accusations of chicanery and power abuse.
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Burge
Rural Water
Stanley Wares
Tim Mahoney
Wares
Matt Dooley
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Dennis O’toole
Gerald Innes
Dooley
Innes
Pittsfield Township
Steve Magyar
Magyar
Mark Diedrick
O’toole
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Penfield Township
Rick Conrad
Conrad
Dennis Abraham
Amherst Township
Dora Miller
Rochester Village
Elyria Works To Boost Downtown With Grants And Pop Ups
Elyria aims to strengthen downtown via a market analysis funded by grants totaling 94000, forming a community development cooperative, and supporting pop-up businesses with six months of utility–only leases. Local officials note multiple actors drive progress beyond Main Street Elyria.
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Elyria
Brinda
Tamela
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
Northeast Ohio Sustainable Communities Consortium
Midway Mall
Cleveland Street
James Graham
Lorain soldier back from Afghanistan after 176 convoys
Sturgill returned to Lorain on Friday after serving in Afghanistan where he aided 176 convoys carrying equipment to base. Convoys lasted 8 hours to 5 days and covered over 176000 miles protected by drones and helicopters. He spoke of stress and danger, family strain, and plans to retire from the Guard.
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Brandin
Justin
Anna
Bill Sturgill
Stephen Sturgill
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