Burglaries and arrests mark Elyria blotter notes
Elyria residents report thefts from two parked vehicles including jumper cables and a tool box. Arrests include Carlos Ortiz on a protection order violation outside Chipotle and David Wilkerson for domestic violence after a top altercation. additional incidents include assault, property theft, stalking, and a trash-filled yard discovery.
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Elyria
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Corrections and clarifications from The Chronicle Telegram
The Ohio Supreme Court ruling in 2012 found some records sought by former Vermilion Mayor Jean Anderson were not protected and should be public. Wellington Schools will not build a cafeteria auditorium unless funds are raised for a community space. district still needs 773 750 dollars. Janet Winslow, three sons Jacob Cole Hayden and one daughter Alison, was misstated in Tuesday’s Election Guide.
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Lottery results and big jackpots across states
Ohio Tuesday draws report Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, plus Midday and Evening games. Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto jackpots grow to 100000 and 49.5 million, Mega Millions estimated 65 million, Powerball 216 million. Other states Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia list Daily 3 4 Fantasy 5 Cash 5 Big 4 Daily Three numbers.
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The Chronicle-Telegram contact and delivery details
The Chronicle Telegram lists executive editors and staff contacts, office hours, and subscription rates. It provides delivery options including home, mail, and digital editions, with price figures and contact numbers for Elyria Ohio.
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Suspects and Charges From Two-Day Drug Case
A list of individuals charged on Thursday and Friday includes Patrick Ennis 22 trafficking drugs, Paul Wright 22 trafficking cocaine, Mariah Heard 21 trafficking drugs and contempt, Darryl Brown 31 trafficking heroin, Brandon Fleisher 26 drug abuse heroin with case dismissed after transfer, TM Tiko Harris 40 criminal spassing, Clyde Anderson Jr 22 trafficking cocaine, Tony Carter Jr 24 trafficking heroin, Mitchell Krugman 33 trafficking heroin possession of heroin paraphernalia endangering children, Kristin Collins 31 trafficking heroin possession heroin endangering children. On Friday Brandon Odell 37 trafficking drugs, Darryl Johnson Jr 23 trafficking cocaine, Adam Sciulli 33 trafficking, Aaron Doman 25 trafficking, Lorne Odell 30 trafficking heroin.
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Kristin L. Collins
Brandon Odell
Darryl Thomas Johnson Jr
Adam D. Sciulli
Elyria drug unit back on streets targets crime surge
Costantino says the city’s five detective unit has halted 40 firearms and 600000 dollars in drugs since March. The squad, absorbed into patrol earlier, aims to lift neighborhood quality of life as Mayor Brinda notes drug linked burglaries and armed robberies decline with stronger court action planned. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329-7121 or Roberson chroniclet.com.
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Marcellus Shale gas production surpasses expectations
Federal data show Marcellus output at 12 billion cubic feet daily, equal to about 2 million barrels of oil, sixfold 2009 levels. If a country, the region would rank eighth worldwide, with most gas from Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Park Construction Strains Local Businesses and Parking
Norenberg says the city strives for openness with businesses as street work continues. Shops stay open but parking is scarce and dusty conditions deter customers. Elaine Hammond notes customers park in front when possible, now challenged by construction. Brad Mitchell of Agave urges patience as crews proceed. Contact Anna Merriman at 329-7245 or amerriman chroniclet.com.
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Amherst to enforce 1995 gun ordinance changes
Pecora cited Oberlin lawsuit knowledge as key to re examining Amherst ordinances. Jeff Garvas of Ohioans for Concealed Carry says the move is a step toward aligning local gun rules with Ohio law. He notes Amherst and many towns rarely act with nefarious intent, often simply unaware of conflicts.
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Vermilion Police Chief faces fallout over satirical newsletter
A July 31 2013 newsletter written by Vermilion Police Chief Hartung mocked a officer's sister and employee eating habits and promoted a K9 fundraiser. Hartung said the piece copied The Onion style and took responsibility, while city officials call the incident inappropriate and discuss discipline. Chelsea Miller at chroniclet.com provided details.
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Ohio Controlling Board faces suit over Medicaid expansion move
Attorneys for Ohio lawmakers and two pro life groups claim disenfranchisement by the Controlling Board which they say acted against legislative intent. The suit seeks a court ruling that voids the board’s decision and blocks Medicaid from using its spending authority for expansion. Gov Kasich’s office defends the board’s action and persistence on expansion amid GOP resistance, with a plan to spend federal funds for 366,000 new enrollees through June 30, 2015.
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