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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2010
Page
1
Wisconsin outpaced Ohio State 31 18 in Madison. The Badgers jumped to an early lead on the opening kickoff and withstood a late rally by the Buckeyes to earn the win.
Kathleen Miller reflects on a wallet bringing back memories of high school days filled with clubs games and parties. She recalls fun times and the joy of reconnecting with those moments.
A long lost wallet from 1948 belonging to Kay Sexton Miller of Port Orange Florida is unearthed in debris at Elyria High School during a $74 million renovation. Technician Nick Dominguez found the damp relic and helped reunite Miller with mementos photos and a driver license.
A two vehicle crash at Whitehead Road and State Route 303 left a Lorain County woman severely injured and flown to MetroHealth Medical Center. Frank McConnell 51 of Wellington drove the grain truck. Police withheld the woman's name pending family notification.
Two weeks before Election Day analysts say Republicans lead in all major indicators. Unpopularity of President Obama policies and a Democratic Congress fuels conservative turnout while private money floods GOP campaigns. Democrats fear loss of House control and Republicans eye Senate and governor contests.
Christian brings back Jim's Coffeehouse reopening in downtown Elyria with plans to stay. The move revives a local cafe spot, aiming to attract regulars and new customers to the revived business.
More than 300 people attended a Sheffield Lake VFW benefit for the Melvin family. About 2500 dollars was raised to buy a stove and dryer and help with Brandon Levin’s medical needs after a October 3 house fire caused by a car crash.
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