No-show leads to dismissal in Elyria assault case
A bench trial for Wendy Fischer 42 over an alleged assault with a pitchfork tool was dismissed by Elyria Municipal Court Judge Lisa Locke Graves after the victim Jonathan Warner 27 and a witness failed to appear. Fischer’s attorney said they were subpoenaed and Warner later evicted.
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Texas Roadhouse to reopen after weekend kitchen fire
Roundup Elyria reports Texas Roadhouse at 245 Market Drive will reopen at 4 p.m. today after a Sunday fire forced evacuation around 8 10 p.m. No injuries were reported. Investigators cite a faulty ventilation component as the likely cause.
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Red Cross Seeks Donations in Lorain County
Lorain County Red Cross appeals for funds after a fiery September. The chapter aided 17 fire victims and 64 people with immediate needs, totaling over 18000 dollars in aid. Donations may be sent to 2929 West River Road N Elyria Ohio 44035 or via phone at (440) 324 2929.
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Elyria NAACP Holds Block Party Fundraiser
The Elyria NAACP hosts a back to school block party fundraiser on Bath Street from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday. The event features music, raffles, games, and a school supply drive to benefit the organization's scholarship fund.
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90th Birthday Dinner for Coach Cooley Set in Amherst
The Chronicle-Telegram notes a reservation only 90th birthday dinner for former Amherst track and cross country coach Dick Cooley on October 15 at 5 p.m. Alumni and the public may walk the Marion L. Steele High School track with Cooley at 4 p.m. the same day.
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Lottery results and big jackpots across states
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Chronicle staff and contact directory at a glance
The Chronicle lists executive editors Andrew R Young and Julie Wallace, newsroom leaders Benjamin Nagy and Kevin Aprile, photography chief Bruce Bishop, and staff contacts for advertising circulation and office hours. Includes phone numbers for job lines and toll free hotline.
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Keystone schools weigh BYOD policy for 2012-13
Keystone Schools Superintendent Jay Arbaugh says the district will consider a bring-your-own-device program next year after surveying families and staff. Most students already have access to a device, with checkouts planned for those without. The plan aims to launch with the new middle school in 2012-13 as the district’s first wireless campus, costing about $35,000 to equip both the middle and high schools with Wi-Fi. The district recently bought 50 of the 2060 Classmates for about $25,000. Contact Cindy Leise at 329-7245 or cleise chroniclet.com.
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Prudoff tied to Alternatives Agency in Lorain County probe
Prosecutors allege Prudoff and an unnamed man matched to William Wells received about $144 000 from Alternatives for consulting work 2003 2006 though little work was performed. The indictment asserts Calabrese pressured payments and links other consultants to improper charges as federal investigators widen the Lorain County and Cuyahoga County corruption probe.
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Prison sentence in case of Jesse Sweany abuse death
A Lorain County judge sentenced Christina Sweany to prison for the death of her son Jesse, saying the abuse and neglect were evident. Prosecutors showed photos of extensive injuries and argued she ignored signs while remaining with Jesse’s abusive father, with later autopsy confirming blunt head trauma as the cause.
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