Lorain approves five year trash contract with Republic
Lorain City Council approved a five year agreement with Republic Services Inc for garbage collection, projecting about 1 million in annual savings for residents in the first two years. Current bills average $15 per month, with lower rates for seniors, under a plan that lowers costs versus the rival bid from Rumpke Consolidated Services Inc. The deal includes a no sympathy strike clause amid ongoing labor actions affecting the region.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Notice
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. The notice emphasizes commitment to accurate news coverage and urges audience engagement for corrections.
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Lottery results and jackpots from Ohio and several states
Ohio draws list numbers for Pick 3 4 7 3 and Pick 3 1 7 7, Pick 4 8 4 5 6 and 0 5 3 2, Pick 5 7 7 6 4 5 and 5 6 8 0 0, Rolling Cash 5 26 31 32 35 39, Classic Lotto 13 18 19 24 26 36, Kicker 1 8 7 3 8 9. Next Rolling Cash 5 is 265,000, Classic Lotto 49.5 million, Mega Millions Friday 5 20 45 48 56 with Mega Ball 1 and Megaplier 4, jackpot 55 million. Powerball Saturday 9 33 54 56 57 and 5, jackpot 216 million. Out of state Michigan Monday Daily 3 3 0 7, Daily 4 9 2 2 0, FantAsy 5 7 8 25 26 29. Pennsylvania Monday Daily Number 1 7 1, Big 4 0 7 4 9, Cash 5 4 20 23 26 42. West Virginia Monday Daily 3 2 9 7, Daily 4 6 1 7 0.
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Newspaper staff roles and contact numbers listed
Editorial staff include Andrew R. Young managing editor Julie Wallace news editor Benjamin Nagy sports editor Kevin Aprile features editor Howard Gollop photography Bruce Bishop with internal extensions and contact numbers. Management areas show Circulation Dawn Berlekamp HR and production and ads staff with Jeff Pfeiffer and William Moore and Ann Jewell among others.
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Food Pantry Struggles as SNAP Cuts Loom and Need Grows
The Helping Hands pantry faces drastic shortages as demand doubles over five years. Volunteers report scarce meat and staples, with no bread, eggs, or orange juice, while benefits for a family of four could drop by 36 dollars. Local officials warn hundreds of thousands in Ohio may be affected as SNAP scales back on November 1, intensifying hardship for Able-bodied adults without children and families alike.
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Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
Julie Chase-Morefield
Second Harvest Food Bank
Lorain Audit Aims to Cut 1099 Penalties
Lorain City Auditor Ron Mantini says officials are working with the IRS to reduce a $209,944.24 liability after a compliance audit found missing 1099 forms for long-time vendors. The effort began in August and has lowered penalties from $505,767 to $69,919, with 54 vendors initially identified and 95 forms still outstanding to law firms.
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Thomas Elwell
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Lorain exits fiscal watch after debt cuts and tax hike
Lorain has moved off fiscal watch after eliminating a 2.9 million end of 2009 deficit, aided by a 2010 hospitalization bond and a voter approved 0.5 percent income tax hike via Issue 13A. A rainy day fund is built toward 1 million by year end, with planned bond sales of 5 to 8 million annually for road and bridge work, improving bond ratings and reducing long term interest costs.
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Elyria Captain Heads to FBI Academy in 2014 Class
Elyria Police Capt. Phil Hammond is selected for the 256th FBI National Academy class in Washington DC, a three month program starting 2014. Chief Duane Whitely notes the leadership training will benefit the department, though it leaves a staff gap during his absence. Hammond will study budget and master level courses to bring back up to date practices for Elyria. The last Elyria officer to attend was Capt. Dan Jaykel in 1999.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation Law Enforcement Academy
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