County preschools to receive state funds in Ohio
Lorain County preschool programs win 364000 in state money under House Bill 59. The Ohio Department of Education notes 10 million nationwide to expand preschool access for 2450 more children. Lorain Schools get 192000, Little Lighthouse Learning Center 80000, Elyria Schools 72000, and Clearview Schools 20000.
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Shooting Victim improves to good at MetroHealth
Jared Fenik, 30, was upgraded from fair to good at MetroHealth Medical Center after being shot in the arm and jaw on October 1 in Elyria Township. Neighbors reported Fenik chased a man acting strangely before the shooting. the suspect remained at large as of Thursday, per the Lorain County Sheriff’s Office.
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Avon Lake motorcyclist critically injured in collision
The 51 year old motorcyclist John Rowan of Avon Lake was struck by a Chevrolet Blazer driven by a 17 year old girl at Lear and Walker roads around 2 30 pm on Tuesday. He remained in critical condition Thursday night at Metro Health Medical Center in Cleveland as investigators delay charges pending further inquiry.
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Bicyclist Improves After Columbia Station Crash
John Ondrejovich, a 51 year old bicyclist from Penwell Road, Columbia Station, was struck on Osborne Road near Station Road on Sept 17 by Severio Nardo, 75, who cited sun glare as the reason he did not see him. Ondrejovich was upgraded from fair to good condition at MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland on Thursday.
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Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155, as part of its commitment to accurate news coverage and timely corrections.
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Lottery results and jackpots across states
Ohio midday and evening draws list Pick 3 4 5 rolling totals with jackpots next Rolling Cash 5 100000 and Classic Lotto 48.6M. Mega Millions Tuesday numbers 6 15 19 23 40 Mega Ball 5 Megaplier 3 jackpot 22M Powerball Wednesday 3 9 19 33 38 Powerball 18 jackpot 133M. Out of state results Michigan Daily 3 7 3 4 Daily 4 0 5 2 8 Fantasy 5 2 11 17 29 31 Pennsylvania Daily Number 3 7 0 Big 4 9 4 7 1 Cash 5 4 16 20 27 33 West Virginia Daily Three 6 6 0 Daily 4 4 4 8 8.
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Newspaper staff directory and contact numbers
A list of executive and editorial staff including President CEO Paul B Martin Vice President Andrew R Young Gen Manager William D Hudnutt Controller Ann E Klunzinger and editors Andrew R Young Julie Wallace Benjamin Nagy Kevin Aprile Howard Gollop Photography Bruce Bishop with phone numbers for circulation ads production and classified lines and a toll free advertising hotline.
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Cordelia Robbins Memorial awards honor Chronicle staff
The Chronicle-Telegram in Elyria distributed the 26th Cordelia Robbins Memorial awards to staff Thursday honoring journalism. First place went to Lisa Roberson for an in depth profile of Wilkes Villa residents, with Scott Petrak and Benjamin Nagy also earning top honors for stories on Browns CEO Joe Banner and spelling bee funding.
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Roberson The Long Goodbye
Roberson presents a nuanced look at farewell routines and the emotional cost of departures in a narrative that traces personal and professional endings.
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Ward, Jensen vie as endorsements swirl in Avon race
In Avon, incumbent Ward and challenger Jensen traded endorsements amid questions of partisanship as Ward, a Republican, touted council backing. Jensen, longtime Pinehaven Garden Center president, said Smith’s surprise mayoral endorsement could boost his bid. Summers and Zegarac also run. contact Chelsea Miller for details.
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Suspect allowed to work while free on bond
Taylor freed from jail after posting 10 percent of a 100000 dollar bond in Lorain Municipal Court. Duff argued she should be allowed to work to fund her defense, including hiring experts, while Assistant Prosecutor Cillo opposed leaving the county. Judge Miraldi ruled she may work, saying taxpayers benefit.
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Speaker warns teens after 2001 drunken driving crash
GRAFTON Midview High School students heard Aaron Cooksey recount his 2001 drunken driving crash that killed his best friend. After four years in jail he created the Drop Your Pride program and travels to schools to urge responsibility, stressing personal impact over statistics.
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Probation Given in Child Exploitation Case Linked to Day Care Work
Miraldi granted eight years prison threat but imposed probation after a report claimed Osborne was a normal heterosexual male with no sexual interest in children. Deputies continue probing Koon and Osborne for possible additional victims at ABC Kidz and other day care centers where Koon worked.
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Budget tussle as Lew warns of default risks
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew warned lawmakers that not raising the 16.7 trillion dollar debt limit by October 17 could disrupt Social Security veterans benefits and active military pay. Senate leaders push a short term debt limit rise while House Republicans consider a rival plan to keep the shutdown while negotiating spending cuts. Wall Street reacted cautiously, highlighting potential progress.
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