Elyria church aids homeless with food and shelter hopes
In Elyria the First Congregational United Church of Christ hosts meals and shelter efforts for the homeless amid no city shelters. Anthony Beall and Ashleigh Arndt describe community support, while volunteers collect nonperishable foods during a 30 Hour Fast in a Box at 330 Second St. Contact Lea Roberson at 329-7121.
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Kasich touts Ohio comeback amid attacks on education and funding
Governor Kasich defended his record on jobs and budget balance while criticizing opponents for harming schools and local communities. He highlighted Invacare layoffs in Lorain County and praised Lorain County Community College as a model for higher education. He urged supporters to mobilize voters and reach across party lines to back Republicans.
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Chronicle Telegram asks readers to report factual errors
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Ohio Lottery Draw Summary
Ohio lottery results list midday and evening numbers across Pick 3 Pick 2 Pick 4 Pick 5 Rolling Cash 5 Classic Lotto and Mega Millions. Upcoming Rolling Cash 5 jackpot is 100000 and Classic Lotto stands at 8.6 million with Mega Millions estimated at 166 million for Friday.
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Elyria's Issue 14 push faces grants and fire funding debate
Elyria residents weigh a 2 percent income tax proposal to fund safety and city services. Supporters cite grants and staffing needs while opponents warn against sustaining a levy that could burden workers and retirees. Campaigns highlight fire and police staffing, grant history, and economic implications ahead of Election Day.
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