Police log notes arrests and incidents on Sept 10 11
A woman reports a broken rear car window on Turner Blvd. At Aeropostale a store dispute ends with managers banning two customers after a face slap claim. A window in a utility room is shot at Garfield Ave. Shaun Newson is arrested for possession of marijuana and paraphernalia. Sept 11 reports a menacing citation for David Hollis Jr and a garage break in on Fourth St.
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Aeropostale
Garfield Ave
Wilkes Villa Housing Complex
Shaun L. Newson
West Ave
Abbe Road
French Creek
David A. Hollis, Jr
Scott Court
Hollis
Fourth St
Missing man Warren Sill sought by RCMP and volunteers
For ten days the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, rescue teams, volunteers, aircraft and dogs searched a wilderness trail entrance for Warren Sill. Clothing found was not believed to be his, his family says, and no evidence of foul play has emerged. Donations are invited for rescue efforts or the Vince Shute Wildlife Sanctuary.
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Herb Sill
Maureen Sill
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Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Corrections
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 as part of its corrections and clarifications policy.
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Ohio Lottery Numbers and Jackpot Updates
Midday and evening draws listed with Pick 3 7 7 5 and 3 8 8, Pick 4 4 8 9 8 and 3 1 1 2, Pick 5 1 3 5 5 9 and 3 5 7 6 2. Rolling Cash 5 next jackpot 110000, Classic Lotto 17.4 million, Mega Millions 5 11 20 33 36 with 11 and Megaplier 3. next Mega Millions jackpot about 12 million.
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Chronicle staff and contact details
The snippet lists staff roles at The Chronicle Telegram including editors Kevin Aprile Ryan Dawson and Bruce Bishop as chief photographer, plus contact numbers and business hours. It also shows subscription rates and mailing information for Chronicle Telegram readers.
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Julie Wallace
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Ryan Dawson Tree
Grafton village chief suit highlights at will debate
Powers argues the village charter does not allow an at will status for the police chief and questions the motives behind Carroll’s firing. The suit probes why Carroll was terminated after Brearey and Lissner’s lawsuits tied to an investigated vote and insurance settlement.
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James Brearey
Brearey
Joan Lissner
Robert Frabotta
Mole Agency Inc
Frabotta
Lissner
Brearey and Lissner
Chronicle-Telegram
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Anniversary rally marks 9 11 tribute in Elyria
Patti Meyer and Gina Gordon reflect on 9 11 impact and U S war in Afghanistan. Bobby Meyer argues for troop withdrawal while cautioning on future terror threats. tribute organized by Bobbi Sears and Heather Sorg honors fallen officers. participants vow to remember annually.
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Bobby Meyer
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Elyria
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Oberlin administrator Baylis faced reprimands over social media and language
The Oberlin district reprimanded Baylis for a Facebook post about a student absence and for using inappropriate language with a parent and student. A prior January reprimand and a later note from former superintendent Andrews are noted, with ongoing praise of his performance and a goal of becoming a district leader.
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Oberlin
Geoffrey Andrews
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Wellington underpass debate delays fire and police response
Wellington and OKeefe officials push for a Route 58 underpass to let fire trucks and police cars pass during trains. Voters in Wellington village face a November charter amendment, with 196 signatures though 152 needed. Officials warn of possible delays and litigation if the measure passes.
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Barrett
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Bond
Robert Walker
Roxann Wesley Blair
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Lorain Man Charged With Public Indecency Near West 21st
Ernesto Gonzales III 35 of East 30th Street was arrested after a girl reported he exposed himself in a red car with tinted windows on West 21st Street. He later admitted to masturbating and was charged with public indecency.
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West 21St Street
Reid Avenue
West 18Th Street
Livingston Avenue
Ernesto Gonzales III
Gonzales
East 30Th Street
Burglar Caught in Basement Break-In Identified as Caudill
Lorain police arrest 27 year old George Caudill Jr after a neighbor sees him climbing through a window into a home's basement. Caudill, with prior vandalism and domestic violence warrants, is charged with burglary and held after a chase through a basement vent.
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George Caudill Jr
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Illinois Avenue
Erika Flowers
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