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The Chronicle-Telegram boasts a long-standing legacy that dates back to the establishment of Elyria's first newspaper in 1829. Over the years, numerous newspapers have been produced in the city until 1919, when The Chronicle and The Telegram came together to form a single publication.

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Guardians notes: Beleaguered closer Emmanuel Clase dealing with shoulder soreness

2 days ago | chroniclet.com | Chris Assenheimer

Guardians notes: Beleaguered closer Emmanuel Clase dealing with shoulder sorenessCLEVELAND — Manager Stephen Vogt told reporters following Tuesday’s game against the Yankees that beleaguered closer Emmanuel Clase was unavailable for the second straight night after a heavy workload during a weekend series in Pittsburgh. Turns out, there’s a little more to the story.
Former Lorain County man who assaulted, fled cops gets more than 4 years in prison

3 days ago | chroniclet.com | Dave O'Brien

ELYRIA — A former Lorain County man who led police on a two-day manhunt last spring was sentenced Monday to at least four and a half years in prison for his crimes. Matt Dillion, 33, of Pennsylvania, had pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to 18 felony and misdemeanor charges in two cases filed in 2024. Judge Melissa Kobasher said what Dillion did was so dangerous, he had to go to prison for at least four and a half and up to six years.
NFL Draft: Yes two ways about it, Travis Hunter can excel on offense and defense in the NFL, says former Browns coach and Colorado offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur

5 days ago | chroniclet.com | Scott Petrak

NFL Draft: Yes two ways about it, Travis Hunter can excel on offense and defense in the NFL, says former Browns coach and Colorado offensive coordinator Pat ShurmurIf the Browns select Travis Hunter with the second pick of the NFL Draft on Thursday night — he’s the betting favorite — his offensive coordinator at Colorado has a piece of advice for the team he used to coach.
Judge to rule on whether Ricardo Punsalan should still be committed in father's 1994 killing

1 week ago | chroniclet.com | Dave O'Brien

Judge to rule on whether Ricardo Punsalan should still be committed in father's 1994 killingMore than 31 years after he stabbed his father to death in their Sheffield Lake home, Ricardo Punsalan may soon hear from a Lorain County Common Pleas Court judge whether he will continue to be held in a mental health institution or be released back into society.
Andrew Berry says Joe Flacco can fit in any spot in QB room, won't affect draft strategy

1 week ago | chroniclet.com | Scott Petrak

Andrew Berry says Joe Flacco can fit in any spot in QB room, won't affect draft strategyBEREA — Joe Flacco will compete for the starting job, but his presence won’t affect what the Browns do at quarterback in the NFL Draft next week. That was the message from general manager Andrew Berry, who held his annual predraft news conference Thursday. He addressed for the first time the return of Flacco, who agreed to a one-year, $4 million deal last Friday.
Avon Lake Schools denies online rumors of improper behavior by a district administrator

1 week ago | chroniclet.com | Richard Perrins

The Avon Lake school board issued a signed letter denying rumors circulating online about improper behavior by a district administrator. The letter, dated March 20, asserted that any claims that a member of its district level leadership team had been considered for disciplinary action, suspension or termination were false and warned against spreading misinformation.
No jurors picked on first day of Harvey Weinstein's #MeToo retrial (UPDATED)

1 week ago | chroniclet.com | Jennifer Peltz |Michael R. Sisak

NEW YORK — As jury selection began Tuesday in Harvey Weinstein’s New York City rape retrial, some prospective jurors made clear they couldn't be fair in judging the one-time Hollywood mogul-turned-#MeToo pariah. Mark Axelowitz, an actor who plays a Manhattan prosecutor in the new Robert De Niro film “The Alto Knights,” was one of more than a dozen candidates who raised a hand when the judge asked if anyone felt they couldn't be impartial.
El Salvador President Bukele says he won't be releasing a Maryland man back to the US

1 week ago | chroniclet.com | Seung Min Kim |Marcos Aleman

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump's top advisers and Nayib Bukele, the president of El Salvador, said Monday that they have no basis for the small Central American nation to return a Maryland man who was wrongly deported there last month. Bukele called the idea “preposterous” even though the U.S. Supreme Court has called on the administration to “facilitate” Kilmar Abrego Garcia's return.
Guardians notes: Closer Emmanuel Clase addresses struggles to start season

1 week ago | chroniclet.com | Chris Assenheimer

Guardians notes: Closer Emmanuel Clase addresses struggles to start seasonCLEVELAND — Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase believes when the weather warms up, he will too. Pitching in the Cleveland cold has not been kind to Clase, who entered Saturday owning a 6.00 ERA over six appearances. It has been a continuation of the right-hander’s struggles last year in the playoffs, where he allowed eight earned runs — three home runs — after surrendering only five — two homers — during the regular season.
Amherst Schools to upgrade athletic facilities this summer

2 weeks ago | chroniclet.com | Carissa Woytach

AMHERST — More than a year since a replacement levy passed, upgrades are underway at Amherst Schools’ football stadium and adjoining fields. Voters approved a 2.5-mill replacement levy to fund a new transportation center and upgrades to its athletic facilities, including replacing its aging tennis courts and making the football stadium handicapped accessible.