Police Blotter Highlights Local Spats And Thefts
Sept 3 to Sept 5 reports include vandalism on a 1999 Dodge truck after rocks were thrown from a nearby yard. Suspects include two boys from a garage roof. Additional incidents cover a terrier bite, a window smashed, theft at Macy’s, criminal trespass at Finwood Forest Park, a 16 year old charged with domestic violence, a bicycle stolen, and an assault near Furnace Street.
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Motorcycle crash injures rider near intersection
Mortensen, wearing a full facial helmet, was ejected when his motorcycle hit Hudak's left front fender at the intersection. Hudak, belted, was uninjured. Mortensen was hospitalized then flown to MetroHealth and remained under evaluation Sunday night. No alcohol or drugs suspected. Investigation continues. Contact Melissa Hebert.
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Crash prompts coroner call in Elyria
From Al Oskins was removed from the car and monitored but no signs of life were found. The Lorain County Coroner's Office was notified as Elyria police investigate the crash and had no information Sunday night.
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Chronicle Telegram Promises Corrections Hotline
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and seek corrections, emphasizing commitment to accurate coverage and transparent corrections.
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Ohio Lottery Results and Jackpot Totals Report
Sunday midday draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers with Rolling Cash 5 results. Mega Millions Friday numbers show an estimated $25 million jackpot, Powerball Saturday numbers include a $62 million estimate and multiple prize components. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot noted at $336,000 and Classic Lotto at $8 million.
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Woman hurt in crash at Abbe and Hilliard Roads
An Elyria woman sustained minor injuries in a crash at the corner of North Abbe and Hilliard Roads Sunday night. Donna Krzyzaniak may have a broken foot and whiplash while her Buick Park Avenue was towed. She was taken to EMH Regional Medical Center for evaluation. A young man driving a minivan ran the flashing light and hit Krzyzaniak’s car. he was not hurt. Police were investigating.
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Black Widow Dominates Wings Contest at Buffalo Festival
Sonya Thomas devoured 181 wings in 12 minutes to win the ninth annual National Buffalo Wing Festival national championship in Buffalo. Joey Chestnut finished second with 169 wings as the world eating star was expected to prevail.
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Lorain rally blends politics with veterans center fight
Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher denounces Republicans as risky at a Lorain rally where veterans urged to save St. Joseph's Community Center and the nearby VA facility. Samuel Felton Jr. called the center vital for affordable care, while Strickland planned events in Toledo with Biden and at a Cincinnati AFL-CIO gathering.
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Remembering John W. Hatcher at Labor Day event
Family and labor leaders recall John W. Hatcher as a voice for workers and community support. Speakers praise his dedication, while the Hatcher children wear shirts bearing his photo and carry memories of his service. The Labor Day Family Festival carries on his legacy with community involvement.
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Labor Day gloom: job market struggles persist for US workers
Economists warn of shrinking middle class as unemployment remains high and job creation lags. By 2018, health care and information technology may drive new hires, while real estate and manufacturing shed jobs. many roles will pay less and offer less security.
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