BLOTTER Entries Across Lorain Area Include Break-Ins and Arrests
Reports detail several home break-ins with stolen electronics on Homewood Drive Herbert Avenue and E 29th Street. Gavin Mohler 22 of Lorain charged for off road vehicle use and suspension. Other incidents include assaults at Time Out Tavern and various drunks, disorderly conduct and domestic violence charges through Sept 2.
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Homewood Drive
Herbert Ave
29Th St
Gavin Mohler
Lorain
Oberlin Ave
Time Out
Shaffer Drive
Canton Ave
Gary Ave
Central Air
Erie Ave
F St
Franke
Ricardo Hernandez
Heather Clause
Avon Lake
Stacey Turner
East 28Th Street
Pearl Avenue
Erika Pimentel
30Th St
Israel Reddick
Fire Tears Through Home, Losses Likely Over 400000
Merrie Guelker expects more than 400000 in damages after a residential blaze that destroyed sentimental keepsakes including a 45 year old crib and a cedar chest. Fire investigators seek the cause, with electrical origin suspected by the homeowners as Rochester Camden and Litchfield firefighters battled the flames.
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Merrie Guelker
Corrections and Clarifications on Your Town Page
The Chronicle Telegram notes a factual error in Friday’s Grafton LaGrange Your Town page regarding Joshua Wells debut CD Love Journal. Readers are urged to call 329 7155 with corrections and for purchase inquiries at (440) 453 9359.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Grafton-LaGrange
Joshua Wells
Lottery results and jackpots for Friday across states
Ohio draws list Pick 3 1 9 8 and 9 9 3. Pick 4 6 6 4 2 and 0 6 9 4. Rolling Cash 5 11 12 20 36 37. Mega Millions Friday results with 10 13 20 28 36 and Mega Ball 9. Powerball 17 20 21 40 51 with 19 and Power Play 3. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 267000 and Mega Millions 16 million est and Powerball 47 million est. Michigan Daily 3 3 2 2 Daily 4 4 3 6 3 Fantasy 5 5 13 24 34 39. Pennsylvania Daily Number 3 5 5 Big 4 5 9 1 8 Cash 5 7 25 27 31 35. West Virginia Daily 3 9 2 4 Daily 4 1 6 5 8.
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Michigan
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Chronicle executives and office contacts listed
The Chronicle presents its leadership and key contacts: Publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt, Editor Andrew R. Young, Managing Editor Julie Wallace, Advertising Mgrs Carla Hama and Jeff Pfeiffer, Circulation Mgr Gary Cozart, President A. Cooper Hudnutt, Treasurer Philip W. Kelly, Marketing Director Barb Rusko Steph. Includes phone lines for Advertising Retail Classified Toll-free and office hours.
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Philip W. Kelly
17 year old Lexingon Avenue boy accused of sexual request
Lorain police investigate a 17 year old from Lexington Avenue after his alleged request for sex with a 12 year old girl earlier this month. The girl’s mother said the child was kissed and told of sexual intent at the teen’s house. The teen on house arrest denied contact. Elyria police report a separate beating of Joshua Bailey by multiple men after a marijuana purchase attempt. Bailey identified an assailant from high school. A third Elyria incident notes Chip Looper, 54, cited for littering after tossing a seat belt ticket from his car. He was arrested after failing to comply with officers.
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Lorain
Lexington Avenue
Elyria
Joshua Bailey
Joe Pesh
11Th Street
Bailey
East River
Chase Streets
Riverside Drive
Chip Looper
Looper
Owens
Whitely
BP Removes Failed Blowout Preventer From Gulf Well
BP says the 50 foot 300 ton blowout preventer failed to stop the Gulf spill and was detached from the Deepwater Horizon wellhead at 1 20 PM. Investigators will inspect the device for clues on the blowout and why sealing failed. A second BOP was later placed on the blown out well.
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New Orleans
BP PLC
Gulf of Mexico
Associated Press
Deepwater Horizon
Legal questions linger in Jesse's death case
Mother Jasinski says Jones youth charges depend on lived outcome and parents Dallas and Teresa Jones remain under investigation after marijuana charges were dropped. Lawyer Don Tittle disputed deliberate harm by Jones and said Jesse's injuries resulted from a fall while the boy climbed a shelf at the parents’ Amherst home. Community backlash includes a spray paint insult on the Joneses’ house as prosecutors weigh endangering children charges and Sweany’s parental rights hearing.
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Jones
Jesse
Dallas
Teresa Jones
John Chambers
Sweany
Don Tittle
Peter Jones
Tittle
Joneses
Amherst
Chambers
Lorain County Children Services
Patti Jo Bartnett
Doug Messer
Children Services
Burtnett
Oberlin
Forest Hill
Amherst City
Frank Carlson
No end to Elyria car thefts as owner recovers vehicle
Elyria woman Owens recovered her stolen SUV after police tracked a suspect later linked to a debit card fraud at Burger King. Dane Jackson and Adele Grier, arrested on related counts, were released on bonds. police urge calling 911 rather than self‑recovery.
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Elyria
Dane Jackson
Amherst
Burger King
Chestnut Commons
Jackson
Ohio Highway Patrol
Adele
Grier
Oberlin
Furnace
Monroe
Endow ment for elementary grants via Elyria Kiwanis endowment
The Elyria Kiwanis endowment fund will distribute annual grants among three groups and operate in perpetuity depending on market performance. Seven members remain as the club winds down after 50 years of community service supporting area children and families.
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Elyria Public Schools
Margo Hirth
Community Foundation
Elyria
Elyria City
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