Ohio drop boxes collect 8600 pounds in southern region
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine cited more than 8600 pounds of unwanted prescription drugs gathered at mailbox-style drop boxes operated by over 60 law enforcement agencies across southern Ohio. The program began last October with state health officials and Drug Free Action Alliance, part of a broader national collection effort.
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Attorney General’s Office
Ohio Department of Health
Drug Free Action Alliance
Mike DeWine
Drug Take Back Day draws residents to Elyria station
Lorain County sheriff captain says people of all ages turned in prescription meds at the Elyria Police Department. A woman delivered a trash bag full of pills. Officials urge safe disposal to keep medications from children and curb crime and environmental harm. Drop boxes exist at local departments. contact Chelsea Miller for details.
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Jim Drozdowski
Elyria
Cavanaugh
Theft and disturbances mark Oct 25 blotter items
A makeup bag theft from a vehicle on Archwood Ave led to nearby yard finds while a second theft occurred on Hawthorne Ave. A man disturbed a vehicle’s contents on Jackson St but nothing was stolen. A homeless man, Daniel Rosemark, 26, was arrested for criminal trespass at Walgreens after refusing to leave. A television and video game system were reported stolen by an ex boyfriend. A revolver and other items were allegedly taken by a granddaughter. A DUI arrest followed on West 20th St and Hamilton Ave. Tires were slashed on a pastor’s car at Vine Hope Church. A late night fight at Oak Hills Nursing Home ended with water-throwing and a fall.
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Corrections and clarifications policy update
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155 and notes its commitment to accuracy in news coverage.
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Ohio Lottery drawings and jackpots update
Saturday draws show Midday Pick 3 5 2 4 Pick 3 4 4 5 Midday Pick 4 7 4 8 5 Pick 4 3 1 4 4 Midday Pick 5 9 7 7 3 8 Pick 5 2 8 9 6 7 Rolling Cash 5 12 15 25 26 34 Classic Lotto 4 10 12 29 32 40 Kicker 6 8 7 9 6 0. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 120000 Classic Lotto 49.7 million. Mega Millions Friday 6 16 45 54 60 Mega Ball 15 Megaplier 2 jackpot 75 million. Powerball Saturday 46 34 49 56 Powerball 29 next jackpot 40 million.
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Chronicle-Telegram staff and contact details listed
The Chronicle Telegram publishes daily from 225 East Ave Elyria OH with staff roles including President CEO Paul B Martin, VP Andrew R Young Gen Manager William D Hudnutt editors and department heads. Subscription rates show daily and Sunday home delivery and mail options plus electronic edition details.
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Lorain hosts Thriller zombie dance fundraiser in downtown event
Downtown Lorain hosts a Thriller dance fundraiser featuring a zombie theme led by Valerie Dillard. Alicia Smith of Move It Dance Project taught the choreography at the Boys and Girls Club, aiming to curb bullying and boost youth empowerment while supporting the Downtown Lorain Council and Move It scholarship fund.
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Smith
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Banded Spirits
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Ohio Republicans seek tax cut funded by Medicaid expansion
Senate leaders in Ohio push a measure to finance a 4 percent state income tax cut from savings expected by Medicaid program expansion. A resident earning 40 000 would save about 38 annually. critics say tax cuts favor the affluent while essential needs go unfunded.
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Ohio Senate
Senate
Chris Widener
Springfield
Ohio
GOP
John McClelland
McClelland
Cleveland port eyes private cargo bid to reopen Great Lakes
Port officials consider inviting private shippers to resume cargo service on the Great Lakes detailing tolls and winter closures that deterred years ago. Tom Gierszal of Columbus Shipping and Trading notes major players doubt profit. port board vice chair Chris Ronayne says the plan could open Cleveland to world trade as a levy appears on next month's ballot.
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Women business owners meet November 7 at Sandstone Cafe Amherst
The Women Business Owners Network invites members to a 6 p m meeting on November 7 at Sandstone Cafe, 150 Jefferson St, Amherst. Shelley Szafran of Fresh Expressions Home Staging is the speaker, with Debbie Albrecht of Five Oaks Realty as the business spotlight. Attendees should bring cards and literature. reservations via Deb James or Karen Cheshire or email info@jrmovers.net.
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Sandstone Cafe
Jefferson St
Amherst
Shelley Szafran
Fresh Expressions Home Staging
Debbie Albrecht
Five Oaks Realty
Deb James
Karen Cheshire
Jrmovers.net
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