Family sues natural healing center after Ohio man's death
Relatives file a lawsuit against the Anyana-Kai center owner and staff alleging false claims of medical training and medical neglect led to Ted Grachek's death from pneumonia after a 10 day stay. The suit cites bogus credentials and promotion of unapproved addictive drugs.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Update
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 as part of its commitment to accuracy and transparent newsroom corrections.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots across states
Ohio draws listed with numbers for Pick 3 4 7 2 and 6 5 8 and larger games. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 140 000 and Classic Lotto 22 million. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia show daily 3 4 and 5 numbers, with Lucky for Life and Wild Ball details.
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Chronicle Telegram staff and publication details guide
The Chronicle Telegram published in Elyria Ohio outlines executive staff daily operations and contact information. It lists publishers editors and department heads plus office hours and subscription rates for both home delivery and electronic editions.
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DeWine campaigns in Medina for governor bid
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine spoke to about 50 supporters at Amuse Euro Bistro in Medina about his run for governor. He highlighted job creation and plans to combat the opioid epidemic, noting Ohio loses about 15 people daily to overdoses and stressing local action and Medina County’s drug-treatment efforts. Former Speaker Bill Batchelder endorsed him, praising his work ethic and Senate record.
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Oberlin Officer Honors Forgotten Local Hero Stone
Oberlin patrolman Bashar Wiley and father Bill Wiley advocate to recognize Stone once noted in major papers. They filed papers with the state and seek local memorials as they contact Stone’s distant relatives who died in 2007. Westwood Cemetery holds Stone’s resting place in Oberlin Lorain County.
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Jailhouse Taverne Noise Dispute Prompts City Resolution Change
Haight cites noise readings at 100 and 1500 feet as evidence against the new policy. The Jailhouse Taverne says trustees refuse talks, though Haight reports attempts failed. The revised ordinance drops time limits for live music and adds exemptions for farming machinery, events, and parades.
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Elyria tax revenue funds city projects and growth
City officials highlight about 6.2 million in extra annual revenue from Issue 6 since July 1 2016. The city has spent 6.1 million leaving roughly 1.5 million. Mayor Holly Brinda says Elyrians support how their money is spent and Councilman Mark Jessie calls the vote a resident mandate.
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Elyria voters weigh renewing 0.5 percent Issue 6 tax
Elyria relies on a 2.25 percent income tax mix with a 0.5 percent Issue 6 tax due to expire in 2021 while a 0.25 percent police levy remains permanent. Voters will decide next year on extending Issue 6 as officials outline spending and watchdog ideas. Police and parks departments credit Issue 6 with funding gains including 12 new officers and million-dollar park upgrades.
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Elyria weighs downtown redevelopment and regional growth
City leaders discuss using funds to leverage investments and attract an economic development director. Proposals include redeveloping the former Macy’s and Dillard’s sites and a possible midtown residential plan near Midway Mall. Residents urge careful, money‑making growth that preserves downtown character.
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