Man flown to hospital after one-car crash
A 24 year old Rochester man Jason Potts was flown to MetroHealth Medical Center after a single vehicle crash on state Route 18 in Brighton Township. Police suspect alcohol and report a strong odor at the scene as Potts’ 2005 Grand Am rolled over after leaving the road near Quarry Road. The driver was taken to Allen Mercy Hospital before transfer.
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Cleveland
Ohio Highway Patrol
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Rochester
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Quarry Road
Two Teens Charged With Break In At Cascade Park Concession Stand
At Cascade Park on Thursday October 20 two youths aged 17 and 15 faced charges of breaking and entering a concession stand. Also at 1:10 p.m. Jonathon Oliver, 28, in the 400 block of 10th Street charged with marijuana possession and paraphernalia. A 15-year-old was charged with disorderly conduct at Lake Avenue. Copper piping from heat and air units reported stolen at Lowell Street by 6:07 p.m.
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Prospect Street
Princeton Avenue
Jonathon Oliver
10Th St
Block Lake Ave
Lowell St
Bagnall
Pandarvis
Yadah
Walker
Teens help raise awareness through church youth event
About a dozen youths led by Rev. Patrick Nicolino gathered at a church near the Lorain County Justice Center for a mission oriented exercise. Students including Dava Donaldson Andrew Page Seth Simon Kyle Comfort and Blake Donaldson shared experiences from Appalachian trips and a El Salvador mission. Kyle noted in El Salvador the average person lives on $200 a month and rural youths walk five miles to school daily. Contact Cindy Leise at 329-7245 or cleise chroniclet.com.
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Lorain County Justice Center
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Andrew Page
Seth Simon
Kyle Comfort
Blake Donaldson
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Cindy Leise
Cleise
Chroniclet
Corrections and Contact Details Notice
The Chronicle Telegram states it will correct factual errors and invites readers to call 329-7155 to report inaccuracies. It emphasizes commitment to accuracy and provides the contact number for corrections.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Ohio Lottery Draw Results And Jackpot Figures
Saturday results show Pick 3 1-2-3 and 1-4-5, Pick 4 3-6-0-3 and 3-7-4-9, Rolling Cash 5 10-12-23-26-31, Classic Lotto 6-10-24-28-32-42, Ten-Oh numbers plus Mega Millions Friday draw 6-21-35-37-38 with Mega Ball 17 and 57 million estimated jackpot. Powerball Saturday numbers 3-8-23-30-58, Powerball 13, Power Play 4 with 148 million jackpot.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff and Contact Directory
The Chronicle Telegram lists executive editors and staff roles including President Paul B. Martin, Editor Andrew R. Young, Managing Editor Julie Wallace, News Editor Benjamin Nagy, Sports Editor Kevin Aprile, Features Editor Ryan Dawson, and Photography Chief Bruce Bishop. It also provides advertising, circulation, and subscription contact numbers and office hours for Elyria, Ohio.
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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
Ryan Dawson
Ritenauer targets Lorain leadership with bold reform agenda
Lorain political figure Eric Ritenauer outlines plans to battle stagnation and pursue cost cuts. He cites a land bank, regional cooperation, and marketing Lorain’s assets, while promising performance audits and new road equipment. Former North Olmsted official Kevin Kennedy supports his leadership potential.
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Krasienko
Lorain County
Lorain
North Olmsted
North Olmsted Public Works
Kevin Kennedy
Kennedy
Lef
University of Akron
Baxter Promises Cost Cuts and Governance Shakeup
Local candidate Baxter, a registered Democrat, pitches sweeping reforms including salary cuts, a merged service and safety director role replaced by a 10 person citizen committee, and the closure of the Philip Q Majorana Wastewater Plant to save up to 1 million annually. He argues for transparency and taxpayer accountability while noting past conflicts with city officials.
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Susanjar
Krasienko
Lorain
Utilities Department
Black River
Philip Q. Majorana
Mated
Ritenauer
Springfield
Utilities Division
Corey Timko
Timko
Exotic pets burden spillover strains sanctuaries nationwide
Exotics crisis grows as sanctuaries lack space and funds to rehome large cats primates and parrots. Shelters close or refuse new rescues, while owners face mounting costs and ethical debates over keeping dangerous animals as pets.
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Patty Finch
Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries
Exotic animals owner dies after freeing 56 pets
Terry Thompson released 56 exotic animals from cages before dying by suicide as deputies shot 18 Bengal tigers and 17 lions along with eight bears to prevent escapes. The episode raises questions about Ohio exotic pet laws and enforcement.
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Florida Wildlife Rescue Center
San Antonio
Wild Animal Orphanage
Zanesville
Terry Thompson
Kasich
Thompson
Simba
Terry
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