Man arrested under another man’s identity in Lorain case
Police say Mark Blakely, 28, was arrested on Tuesday for obstructing official business resisting arrest and contempt of court after being mistaken for Darrin Fears a wanted man. Blakely appeared in Lorain Municipal Court acting as Fears before the error was discovered.
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Darrin Fears
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Beech Avenue
Fears
Lorain Police Blotter Reports Theft of Rods and Items
A resident reported 12 fishing rods valued at 1800 stolen from a boat after a locked cabin door was kicked in. Another resident said a car rear window was smashed and a cloth purse stolen. A video game system and prescription pills were also reported stolen from homes.
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Cooper Foster Park Road
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Chronicle Telegram Requests Readers Report Errors
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to call 329-7155 to report factual corrections and clarify coverage.
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Ohio Lottery results and upcoming jackpots
Thursday midday picks show 8 3 7 for Pick 3 and 6 6 5 for Pick 4 while 2 8 1 2 and 6 2 2 1 appear for the other draws. Rolling Cash 5 numbers are 4 11 12 25 36 with a $150 000 next jackpot. Classic Lotto stands at 2.8 million ahead. Lucky for Life numbers are 15 17 27 37 45 with a Lucky Ball of 8. Mega Millions draws show 2 22 34 62 72 and Ball 2 with Megaplier 5. next jackpot about 20 million.
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Chronicle Telegram subscription and delivery details
The Chronicle Telegram lists mail and electronic subscription options with weekly and yearly rates. It notes weekend home delivery includes specified 2016 2017 holiday dates and provides newsstand prices for daily and Sunday editions. The paper is published daily in Elyria Ohio with address and postmaster information.
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al Publishing Company
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Ann E. Klunzinger
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Benghazi responder blasts Clinton at LCCC talk
Kris Paranto, former Army Ranger and Global Response Staff member, spoke at Lorain County Community College detailing the 13 hour fighting at the 2012 Benghazi consulate. He criticized leadership, questioned security decisions, and said he supports Trump over Clinton. He denied video causation for the attack and disputed CIA Stand Down claims.
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Sherwin Williams takes final spot in Avon City Centre plaza
Avon officials approve a 5,110 square foot Sherwin Williams store near Detroit and Center, adding 1,600 square feet for an as yet unnamed business. The project completes City Centre of Avon, joining Marc’s Winking Lizard Tavern Jimmy John’s and others. construction eyed for early next year with summer occupancy.
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Williams
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