Lorain County College honors student veterans at FamilyFest
FEST From Al Sutton spoke at Lorain County Community College FamilyFest 18 recognizing LCCC student veterans. Students Lori Butler Meletha Glover Jeremy Medina Nicholas Moyet and Donna Kasinec were highlighted for Navy Army Air Force service and varied majors. Bruce Weigl announced a proposed LCCC veterans organization as FamilyFest offered trick or treat pony rides displays and campus tours.
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Sutton
Lorain County Community College
LCCC
Lori Butler
Huron
Navy
Meletha Glover
Lorain
Jeremy Medina
Nicholas Moyet
Elyria
Army
Donna Kasinec
Avon Lake
Air Force
Bruce Weigl
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Noted by Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155. The notice emphasizes commitment to accurate news coverage and transparency in corrections and clarifications.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery draws and big jackpots at a glance
Midday results list Pick 3 numbers 9 0 7 and 0 3 6, Pick 4 7 5 2 5 and 1 7 1 1, Rolling Cash 5 9 14 25 31 39, Classic Lotto 5 12 17 28 30 38. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot $144,000. Classic Lotto $49.2 million. Mega Millions Friday numbers 13 35 42 45 54 with Mega Ball 26 and Megaplier 4. Mega Millions jackpot estimated $39 million. Powerball Saturday numbers 5 10 24 38 43 and 1 with Power Play 4. Powerball jackpot estimated $105 million.
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Rolling Cash
Midday Ten-Oh
Tan-Oh
Executives details for newspaper staff and offices
The text lists the paper's leadership with Andrew R. Young as Editor and Julie Wallace as Managing Editor and News Editor. It also names Kevin Aprile as Sports Editor and Ryan Dawson as Features Editor, plus photography and marketing contacts and various phone hotlines.
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Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Paul B. Martin
Mark E. Brown
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Chet
Ryan Dawson
Lorain High Merger Brings Unity and Growth in School Spirit
Avianna and Katie Carver describe recent school merger success at Lorain High as Southview and Admiral King students unite. The Titans nickname honors a 1971 team amid improved programs, while district faces an $11.35 million deficit and votes on a 1.5 percent earned income tax to avoid cuts.
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Avianna
Southview
Lorain
Arianna
Admiral King
Lorain High
Katie Carver
Katie
Jill Galloway
PTO
Galloway
Titans
T.C. Williams
Alexandria
Steve Cawthon
Admirals
Saints
Cawthon
Taylor
Conibear
Ed Branham
Ohio Democrats, Republicans race to redraw 16 seat map
Statewide primary concept would pit top 16 Democrats against top 16 Republicans if lawmakers fail a compromise. Rep. Marcy Kaptur says she will run regardless but cannot afford a statewide bid. Kasich signed a map giving 12 GOP and four Democratic seats. Batchelder warns of chaos if courts impose a new map.
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Ohio
U.S. House
State General Assembly
Marcy Kaptur
Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Citizens United
Kaptur
Dennis Kucinich
Lake Erie
Toledo
Cleveland
John Kasich
U.S
House
William Batchelder
Lorain County couple to receive Distinguished Citizens award
Lorain County residents Florencio and Lily Yuzon were honored with the Distinguished Citizens award by Leadership Lorain County for their community impact. The couple, active since 1974, supported educational scholarships, a local playground project, and Philippine student sponsorships while holding key roles in regional medical and civic organizations.
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Lorain County
Yuzon
Amherst Hospital
Community Health Partners
Mercy Regional Medical Center
Lily Yuzon
Lorain County Com
Schlobohm
Lorain
Sheldon
World population milestone contrasts regional futures
Ugandan farmer Kasadha and Ndageramine discuss large families while the UNPF notes 7 billion people on October 31. Western Europe Japan and Russia face aging worries, China and India reassess growth, while sub Saharan Africa bears the world’s highest birthrates and poverty. The region could hit 2 billion in 40 years, nearly half of global growth.
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Ahmed Kasadha
Uganda
Kasadha
Ndageramine
U.N. Population Fund
Earth
Europe
Japan
Russia
China
India
Burundi
sub-Saharan
Africa
Growth in Africa and world population pose hunger risks
Experts warn Africa's urban growth will occur mainly in slums with dire living conditions. Without major family planning, many developing nations face food and water scarcity, poverty, and possible political instability. Officials urge empowering women and expanding family planning to curb future hardship.
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Africa
John Bongaarts
The
Population Council
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Lester Brown
Earth Policy Institute
Washington
Brown
Bongaarts
U.N. Population Fund
Babatunde Osotimehin
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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Chronicle
Barb Rusko Stephens
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Evan Goodenow
Chroniclet.com
Florencio Yuzon
Dr. Yuzon
Yazon
Steve Fogarty
Godelive Ndageramine
eMegra
International Water Management Institute
U.N
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