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Lottery results and jackpots from Ohio and neighboring states
Ohio Tuesday midday and evening drawings show Pick 3 6 2 5 and 6 4 5, Pick 4 9 1 1 7 and 7 4 3 6, Rolling Cash 5 2 22 24 31 37 with $100,000 jackpot, Classic Lotto $4.6 million, Mega Millions 27 45 48 54 56 with Mega Ball 2 and $28 million estimate, plus Kicker 7 8 6 6 4 2. Michigan Daily 3 2 6 0 Daily 4 4 2 4 0 Fantasy 6 8 27 30 36. Pennsylvania Daily Number 4 0 5 Big 4 4 2 3 1 Cash 5 8 18 21 23 43. West Virginia Daily 3 9 8 3 Daily 4 6 4 2 3.
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Chronicle staff directory and contact details
The Chronicle lists publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt editor Andrew R. Young managing editor Julie Wallace news editor Benjamin Nagy sports editor Kevin Aprile photography Bruce Bishop features editor Kristen Winn marketing contact and various phone numbers for classifieds hotlines and subscriptions.
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Break-ins tied to Amherst Carlisle AMVETS and VFW posts
Sheriff's detectives probe two Erie County break ins including a July 9 VFW Post 7576 burglary on Poorman Road and a Sept. 24 American Legion post break in on State Route 60. Several thousand dollars were taken from safes and an ATM cash drawer. A suspect, Messer, arrested after a search of an Elyria address, had a prior criminal record and is not confirmed as a member of the victim organizations. Surveillance video aided the case. a gray van linked to the AMVETS break-ins helped identify suspects. Authorities say the incidents occurred in early morning hours with facilities unoccupied.
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Weaver case spurs review after autopsy kit destruction
Elyria police destroyed a rape kit during Helen Weaver’s autopsy in 1995 despite policy to preserve evidence in murder trials until a suspect dies. Burge’s legal doubt prompts Will to review the case and issue a Parole Board stance opposing Weaver’s release. Attorneys question Glass involvement, while Will and Bergeron debate the implications and full lemma of transcripts.
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Lawsuit Over Medders Case Details Legal Fees
See spent nearly $10,000 on three law firms to wage the Medders case that began with a 2003 lawsuit. He was fired for insubordination related to resigning as an evidence technician while also a patrol officer. A 30 day suspension was deemed better, and he was reinstated. Medders later paid See $200,000 in legal fees from an earlier settlement. A federal jury awarded See $2.5 million in damages, but a March settlement reduced payment to about $750,000, with the city’s insurer covering compensatory damages. Elyria officials say the city should not pay more for See’s legal bills. Contact details provided.
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Training exercise at correctional facilities sparks public confusion
Officials from Grafton and Lorain Correctional Institutions and the Northeast Pre-Release Center led a Critical Incident Management drill that involved hostages and injuries at a farm scene. Residents and motorists nearby faced confusion as trains stopped and signs were unclear. The exercise aimed to improve team response and community safety.
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Ault faces endangering children charge in Delaney case
Lorain County Prosecutor Dennis Will says Delaney's death spurred the investigation into Ault. Endangering charge carries up to five years. if evidence tied Ault to Delaney’s death, harsher charges would apply. Ault previously convicted of theft and identity fraud with three years probation. She remains jailed on $15,000 bond.
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