Family seeks miracle in boy cancer fight event fundraisers
The Hawks family hopes for a miracle as Michael's treatment continues with costs potentially reaching up to 1 million dollars. Community fundraisers run October 13 to 16 including Pump-It-Up Playtime events at 1758 Moore Road and a scavenger hunt October 24 starting at the Highland Park Clubhouse. Reservations required with contact numbers for registrations provided.
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Boy
Moore Road
Karla Espey
Highland Park
Mulligan
Kim Novak
Gathering Place Centers Support for Cancer Patients
The Gathering Place offers twice weekly orientations and weekly support groups in two large rooms with art therapy and a lending library on cancer living. Staff provide friendly introductions and meet people where they are, aiming to help participants move on when they no longer need the center.
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Austin
Susan Marinac
Apy
Supportive ex-cancer patient stays with group to lead by example
Leonard, a retired architect and self described ex cancer mudgeon, remained in his support group after remission in 2005 to set a good example. He credits two new patients with inspiring him to stay and continues his work with the Gardeners of America to design a garden for the new building.
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Leonard
West Side
Gardeners of America
Neighbors Remain Shocked After Bueck Death
Julie Reimer, who lives near Bueck, recalls eight years of friendship and says her sons were in Boy Scout Troop 338 with him. Bueck, an Eagle Scout and troop leader, was described as a devoted dad who helped with computers and outstanding with people. The investigation into his death continues into next week.
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Julie Reimer
Bueck
She
Reimer
Lottery results and jackpots notes from Chronicle-Telegram
Corrections and clarifications list daily Ohio and out of state draws. Includes Friday Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Rolling Cash 5, Ten-Oh sequences, Mega Millions and Kicker figures, and Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia daily numbers.
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Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Ten- Oh
Out of State
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
Big
Quinto
West Virginia
Cash
Chronicle Telegram contact and delivery information
The Chronicle Telegram offices list staff including Julie Wallace as Managing Editor and Kyle Kondik as Editorial Page Editor. Delivery and subscription details cover home delivery, mail rates, weekend papers, and contact numbers for service and ads.
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Joiren R Young
Julie Wallace
Kyle Kondik
Elyria
U.S
Chronicle-Telegram
East Ave
The
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
State argues lethal injection humane in appeals
Al Burge said the state cannot guarantee no problems and ordered a plan to use only a sedative if Rivera and McCloud are convicted and sentenced to death. Covey argues obesity blocks execution and offers conflicting accounts to delay. Contact Brad Dicken at 329-7147 or bdicken chroniclet.com.
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Rivera
McCloud
Covey
Brad Dicken
Bdicken
Chroniclet.com
Hearing Attorneys Seek New Sentencing Review in Smith Case
Former defense lawyer Bradley filed a motion for a new sentencing hearing for Smith, who received 30 to 90 years in 1994 for rape and related charges. Prosecutor Will notes no new information has emerged. Allen remains imprisoned with five consecutive life terms and is ineligible for parole until 2056.
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Burge
McGough
Lorain County
Dennis Will
Bradley
Smith
Ohio Parole Board
Joseph Allen
Allen
Will
Amber Bronish
Road Rage and Robbery Scene on Route 2 in Elyria
Elyria police report a grisly Route 2 crash tied to a drug buzz and a separate robbery plot. Two teens bragged about robbing a 14 year old after a phony marijuana deal on Georgia Avenue, with $200 seized for a marijuana venture. Banks post offices and government offices will observe Columbus Day.
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Elyria
Georgia Avenue
Elyria police blotter documents thefts assaults and arrests
Entries detail incidents from Oct 7 to Oct 9 including burglaries at multiple blocks, a car theft, stolen mail, and a domestic violence charge. Notable events involve damage to a car window, a 14 year old assaulted, a fraudulent investment loss of 15800, crack cocaine possession, firearm and jewelry thefts, and several arrests for drug and weapon related offenses. Local addresses, names, ages, and times are listed.
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Ninth St
Bond St
Bath and Body Works
Midway
Washington Ave
Brace Ave
Richard E. Brown
Elyria
Titan Supply Co
Taylor Street
Duffey St
Wedgewood Ave
Oakwood Drive
Cornell Ave
17Th St
S. Abbe Road
Park Meadow Drive
Spencer Gifts
Midway Mall
Ashley L. Ridenour
Depot Street
Gulf Road
Krystal Bunt
Amherst
West Avenue
10Th St
Bell Avenue
Kwik Mart
Pearl Avenue
S. Central Drive
St. James Blvd
Lorain Public Library
Homewood Drive
Clifton Ave
Long Avenue
Adam J. Wyatt
Lorain
Janet L Miranda
Erie Ave
Melvin R. Rush
Angela P. Massa
30Th St
Rite Aid
Grove Avenue
Willie J. Gardner
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