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SATURDAY, February 20, 2021 $1.25 LORAIN ATM THEFT CASE Euclid woman arraigned Dave O’Brien Tyra Parker, 24, of Parker’s attorney was, though court Police Department spokesperson. company’s policy by not parking in an The Chronicle-Telegram Euclid, was arraigned records said she had one. Parker told Lorain police that she area that had video surveillance. LORAIN — A Cuyahoga County in Lorain Municipal Lorain police said this week the was making deliveries to ATMs in Police said the theft is tied in some woman who is accused of steal- Court on Friday on alleged crime is tied in some way to Lorain on Feb. 3 when $200,000 went way to the Feb. 13 slayings of Abril charges including the shooting deaths of two women in missing sometime between her first ing $200,000 in ATM cash deposits Mills and Jerhonda Edwards in Mills’ felony aggravated a residence on F Street in Lorain on and third deliveries. in Lorain earlier this month posted residence on F Street, but did not $150,000 bond Friday and was theft, tampering with Feb. 13. She didn’t immediately report the elaborate on how the crimes were released from Lorain County Jail as evidence and mis- Lorain Police Detective Sgt. Tabitha missing cash and instead drove back Parker police continue to investigate the demeanor obstruct- Angello confirmed Friday that Parker to where she had made a prior deliv- connected. alleged crime’s ties to a double homi- ing official business, is a former Cleveland police officer. ery and asked to check the store’s Contact Dave O’Brien at (440) 329-7129 cide in Lorain. according to court and jail records. A message seeking more informa- cameras. or [email protected]. Follow him Former Cleveland police Officer It wasn’t immediately clear who tion on Parker was left for a Cleveland She reportedly also violated her @daveobrienCT on Twitter.

LORAIN Police chief investigated for remarks Carissa Woytach been can- The Chronicle-Telegram celed repeat- LORAIN — Lorain Police edly due to Chief Jim McCann will attend the COVID-19 training following allegations pandemic. he used inappropriate lan- The investi- guage against a police officer. gation cost the Late last year, Officers Kyle city $5,973. Shawver and Kyle Gelenius filed McCann In a pre- complaints against the chief, pared state- alleging he had made jokes and ment, McCann accepted full derogatory remarks based on responsibility for his actions, Gelenius’ sexual orientation. and he said he will comply An investigation by the con- with the opportunity for fur- KRISTIN BAUER / CHRONICLE sulting firm Clemans-Nelson ther training. University Hospitals is building a cancer facility at the UH Avon campus, pictured Friday. Construction is cleared McCann of the bulk of “The turmoil and tension expected to be completed by September. the complaints, but found he from national events has made had a history of using “loose” it difficult for not only the pub- language with officers that lic, but our officers as well,” he could have fueled the com- stated. “Change is never easy, plaints. especially when it happens so University Hospitals building According to the investiga- quickly. I’ve had to make prag- tor’s final report, it was found matic business decisions, and “more likely than not” that I know it has been difficult for McCann called Officer Jamie my officers and for me person- Ball a “whiny b----” regarding ally. As much as I have tried to a union dispute, and mispro- cultivate unity, I have received new cancer center in Avon nounced Gelenius’ name as substantial resistance from The Chronicle-Telegram raphy and X-ray), plus labo- “Gay-lenius” as a joke. some members of the police Safety/Service Director union. Although I take full University Hospitals will ratory services, urgent care and a medically based fitness Sanford Washington’s let- responsibility for my actions, open a new cancer center in ter to McCann regarding Avon in September. center. I suspect this complaint is Approximately 40 caregiv- Clemans-Nelson’s findings driven more by resistance to A facility under construc- noted the report demon- tion on the campus of the UH ers will be employed at the recent decisions by LPD man- new site, according to a news strates “that you have made agement than any real offense Avon Health Center, near the several ‘loose unprofessional intersection of Detroit Road release from UH. related to my comments.” “Our intent was to create comments’ in the past, and it During the meeting with and state Route 83, will be the was also noted that this may newest UH Seidman Cancer a brand new, state-of-the-art The Chronicle, McCann refer- facility, which will provide the have occurred recently, which enced new initiatives within Center. caused the investigator to When it opens to patients residents of Lorain County the department — including a and surrounding commu- believe (it) has led to the cur- renewed Community Advisory in September, UH Seid- rent investigation.” man Cancer Center will give nities leading-edge cancer group giving input on use of care close to home,” said The city ordered McCann force complaints, and a qual- Lorain County residents ILLUSTRATION PROVIDED to attend management train- Ted Teknos, president of UH ity control initiative — as well access to comprehensive and ing within the next six months This is a rendering of the new cancer center under Seidman Cancer Center, in a as constant short staffing and patient-centered cancer ser- and gave him a verbal warn- construction on the campus of UH Avon Health Center. news release. “In addition to changes in staff assignments — vices. ing for violating departmental The $31 million, two-floor facility is scheduled to open medical and radiation oncol- leading to department stress- UH Seidman Cancer Center policy regarding the incident in September. ogy services, patients will ors. is part of the National Can- with Ball. McCann said he’s have access to a vast array of He also said the changeover cer Institute-designated Case The $31 million, receive care there will get ser- attended two sessions already clinical trials, as well as social from longtime Chief Cel Rivera Comprehensive Cancer Cen- 35,000-square-foot, two-floor vices at the adjacent UH Avon and is scheduled for a third work, financial counseling to himself in December 2019 ter at Case Western Reserve during a meeting with The facility will offer both radi- Health Center, including diag- and a myriad of other sup- University, one of 51 compre- Chronicle-Telegram. He plans was a big adjustment for the ation oncology and medi- nostic imaging (MRI, CT scan, portive services.” hensive cancer centers in the to attend a training session department. country. cal oncology. Patients who ultrasound, digital mammog- See CANCER, A2 for new chiefs, one that has See CHIEF, A2 Health officials: Lorain County COVID-19 cases at 21,300 The Chronicle-Telegram There were an additional 38 prob- In Lorain County’s two prisons: ELYRIA — Lorain County has had able hospitalizations, 59 probable n Grafton Correctional Institution said Virtual town halls address misinformation 21,300 total cases of COVID-19 since deaths and 3,668 people “presumed 185 staff members reported testing Correcting dangerous misin- day, Feb. 23, geared toward His- the pandemic began, health officials recovered” in Lorain County due to positive for COVID-19, with four cur- formation about the coronavirus panic Ohioans; Monday, March 1, reported Friday. COVID-19 as of Friday, according to rently positive and 181 recovered as of and vaccines is the goal of four geared toward Asian and Pacific That includes 17,136 confirmed the ODH. Friday. town hall meetings that will be Islander Ohioans; and Tuesday, Lorain County has had 310 con- cases and 4,164 “probable” cases Thirty-four inmates are in quaran- held in coming weeks. March 2, geared toward rural firmed deaths from COVID-19, reported, according to Lorain County tine there, with two having probably The sessions are a chance Ohioans. including 82 confirmed deaths added Public Health and the Ohio Depart- died from COVID-19, four confirmed to hear directly from medical Watch live or afterward at coro- between October and December due ment of Health. to have died from the disease, none experts, community leaders and navirus.ohio.gov/townhall, www. That amounts to 49 additional con- to reporting errors by the ODH. currently positive or in isolation, seven public health professionals. facebook.com/OHdeptof firmed cases reported between Thurs- “This error was not unique to Lorain awaiting test results and 125 recovered They will be held at 6:30 p.m. health or www.youtube.com/c/ day and Friday and an additional 31 County and occurred statewide,” from the disease. Monday, Feb. 22, geared toward OhioDepartmentofHealth1. probable cases reported over that Lorain County Public Health said on African American Ohioans; Tues- — from staff reports same time period. its website. See COVID-19, A2

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cyan A1 magenta A1 yellow A1 black A1 A2 Saturday, February 20, 2021 FROM PAGE ONE The Chronicle-Telegram Contracting, Nova Structural CANCER Steel, H&H Land Clearing, Yer- Space Command move reviewed From A1 man & Young Painting, Ther- There is also the Hampson motech Insulation and Mars The Associated Press Colorado Springs. the relocation complied with Air Force Electric Co. But the man with whom Trump held and Pentagon policy and was based on Mole Breast Health Suite at DENVER — The Department of Additionally, UH is working that rally, Republican Sen. Cory Gardner, proper evaluations of competing loca- UH Elyria and surgical This is Defense’s inspector general announced with the following minori- lost his reelection bid in November, and tions. a rendering of the new cancer Friday that it was reviewing the Trump center under construction on Colorado, unlike Alabama, voted deci- Colorado officials of both parties were ty-owned businesses in the administration’s last-minute decision to the campus of UH Avon Health sively against Trump. thrilled. “It is imperative that we thor- project: KLE Construction, relocate U.S. Space Command from Col- Center. The $31 million, two- Meridian Construction Ser- The Air Force’s last-minute relocation oughly review what I believe will prove to orado to Alabama. of command headquarters to Huntsville, be a fundamentally flawed process that floor facility is scheduled to vices, Safeguard Associates The decision on Jan. 13, one week Alabama — home of the U.S. Army’s Red- focused on bean-counting rather than open in September.oncology and Bidar Construction Co. specialties at UH Elyria, St. before Trump left office, blindsided Col- stone Arsenal — blindsided Colorado American space dominance,” said Rep. According to the news release, John and the UH Westlake orado officials and raised questions of officials of both parties, who have urged Doug Lamborn, a Republican whose dis- Health Center UH will also finalize contracts political retaliation. the Biden administration to reconsider trict includes Space Command. UH is using multiple wom- with other minority-owned Trump had hinted at a Colorado the decision. The state’s two Democratic U.S. sena- en-owned businesses in the businesses for flooring materi- Springs rally in 2020 that the command On Friday, the inspector general’s office tors, Michael Bennet and John Hicken- UH Seidman Cancer Center als, landscaping, cleaning and would stay at Peterson Air Force Base in announced it was investigating whether looper, also hailed the probe. project, including Boss Union more.

reached its peak from Jan. 9 to BLOTTER COVID-19 Jan. 15, when more than 1,000 Elyria police 41, was arrested on misdemeanor and marijuana edibles on the learned Wilson assaulted a calls were received, the agency domestic violence, assault and front passenger seat.” Johnson 55-year-old female family From A1 Tuesday, Feb. 9 obstructing official business allegedly gave his name as reported. 6:02 p.m. — East Avenue, member after an argument about n Lorain Correctional Insti- charges. Multiple officers “Laquan Johnson” and also gave the welfare of the victim’s cat. That number was more than disorderly conduct. Michael responded to the 200 block of the wrong Social Security number tution said 153 staff members Mansfield, 57, of Third Street, Clinton Avenue for a report of a before the officer recognized Wilson allegedly hit the woman reported testing positive, with 600 from Feb. 6 to Feb. 12. was arrested on a misdemeanor 911 hang-up call and could hear him “from past dealings.” Three with a baby gate, grabbed her charge of disorderly conduct by one currently positive and 152 The ODH reported Friday: the 55-year-old female victim bags of marijuana weighing 67.7 by the torso, dragged her down intoxication. Officers investigating screaming and pleading for help grams, three marijuana rope a flight of stairs onto her back, recovered. n 949,695 total cases of a theft report at 1312 East Ave. inside. She answered the door edibles weighing 100 grams and then knelt over her and strangled COVID-19 in Ohio, with cleared Mansfield as a suspect A total of 219 inmates are with redness, swelling and small four bags containing 118 edible her. Wilson told police they were in quarantine, two in isola- 817,493 confirmed and 132,202 but found him intoxicated and cuts apparent on her face and marijuana gummies weighing unable to care for himself, “bad people” and “transphobes” tion, two currently positive said Harris might have had a 364.5 grams were seized and the probable. screaming profanities and asking gun and was in the house, along car impounded. Johnson was and resisted arrest, laughing for COVID-19, one confirmed n 49,213 hospitalizations in to be taken to jail. He refused to with her father. The father was taken to the Lorain County Jail. “uncontrollably” the entire time. stop his behavior and was taken inmate death from the disease, Ohio, including 7,014 inten- safe and confirmed Harris had Sunday, Feb. 14 Wilson continued to struggle zero probable inmate deaths, to the Lorain County Jail. assaulted his daughter. Harris 1:07 p.m. —Cleveland and even while partially clothed in the sive care unit admissions. Wednesday, Feb. 10 refused to surrender and was East Bridge streets, drug snow but was eventually arrested, 40 inmates awaiting test 4:35 p.m. — Ashfield Court, n 16,693 total deaths, includ- found hiding in a closet, and no possession. Jeris Nelson, 31, refused to provide a name or results and 105 inmates recov- theft. A 66-year-old woman gun was found. He was taken to of Glendale Court, was cited date of birth and was taken to the ered, according to the ODRC. ing 14,204 confirmed and reported that she received an the Lorain County Jail. with misdemeanor driving under Lorain County Jail. On Friday, Lorain County 2,489 probable. email saying her computer was 10:36 a.m. — Ed Poling suspension and marijuana corrupted by a virus and clicked 10:50 a.m. — Dollar General, “The Bureau of Infectious Remodeling, Harwood Street, possession charges. An officer Public Health reported that on a link, after which “Eddie warrant service. Shawna Moriarty, stopped Nelson’s silver 2015 Leona Street, criminal damaging. as of Thursday, it had received Diseases and the Bureau of Jones” contacted her and said he 33, of Wellington, was arrested Nissan sedan for speeding, Jeffery Cobbs, 28, of Infirmary 16,055 doses of vaccine and Vital Statistics continue to rec- worked for a company in Florida on a bench warrant through Elyria smelled marijuana and seized Road, was issued a summons that could fix her computer for administered 15,024. Municipal Court in a 2016 criminal 22.7 grams of marijuana from the to appear in Elyria Municipal oncile death data,” the ODH $586. The woman wrote a check, case. Officers responding to a vehicle. The car was released to Court on a misdemeanor charge The first dose in a two-dose reported at coronavirus.ohio. placed it in her home scanner report of an unwanted person its registered owner and Nelson course of treatment had been and provided it to “Jones.” She of criminal damaging. Cobbs gov. “This process is ongoing at 114 Harwood Street found was cited and ordered to appear received by 10,332 people, and was told the computer would be Moriarty and Courtney Cooney at in Elyria Municipal Court on Feb. allegedly damaged an employee’s as the teams complete a deep fixed but “Jones” later told her a second dose by 4,692. the business, refusing to leave the 16. 2002 Chrysler Sebring after his company “was closing down property. Moriarty was arrested 1:04 p.m. — Infirmary Road, The number of people call- review of the data. This review they refused to sell him alcohol and they were going to put $299” and taken to the Lorain County theft. Dakota Salisbury, 24, of without an ID, ripping one of the will result in some fluctuations into her bank account. However, ing Lorain County Public Jail, and both she and Cooney Infirmary Road was arrested on a victim’s windshield wiper blades he said the company “mistakenly banned from the Harwood Street felony charge of grand theft of a Health with questions and in death numbers moving for- off and bending the control arm. concerns about COVID-19 ward.” deposited approx(imately) property. motor vehicle and a misdemeanor $7,600” into her account and Saturday, Feb. 13 charge of obstructing official Cobbs was cited and released “Jones” asked her to pay back 4:03 p.m. — Eagle Circle, business. Salisbury’s mother with orders to appear in court on the mistaken deposit with gift warrant service. Rachel reported that Dakota Salisbury Feb. 17. cards from Walmart, Target and Henderson, 38, of Lorain, was had stolen her blue Chevrolet 5:39 a.m. — Foster Avenue, CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS Best Buy. The woman purchased arrested on a warrant through Blazer, which officers located on warrant service. Richard Williams, $6,800 in gift cards and provided The Chronicle-Telegram is committed to providing accurate news the State Highway Patrol. An Garden Street headed toward 29, of Lorain, was arrested on “Jones” the card numbers and officer patrolling the Pikewood Woodford Avenue. Salisbury coverage. Call us at 329-7155 to let us know about factual errors. a warrant through the Lorain PINs, but he asked for more and Manor Mobile Home Park saw crashed into a telephone pole the woman became suspicious Henderson driving a dark SUV and allegedly ran from police Police Department. Williams was and refused. The woman’s bank onto Lorain Boulevard and but was arrested at gunpoint in found by an officer investigating immediately froze her account stopped it. Henderson was the backyard of a house in the a disturbance, taken into custody LOTTERY when she contacted them and a handed over to the custody of a 200 block of Woodford Avenue. and handed over to a Lorain report was made. trooper. LifeCare paramedics took him police officer. Ohio (Friday) Thursday, Feb. 11 3:52 p.m. — West Avenue and to University Hospitals Elyria 4:31 a.m. — Portia Court, 7:24 p.m. — Beechwood Drive, 18th Street, drug investigation. Medical Center for evaluation, Midday Pick 3: 0-2-1, Pick 3: 9-0-4, warrant service. Trishia Hensley, Daquan Johnson, 25, of 15th and he was taken to the Lorain violating a protection order. Midday Pick 4: 7-9-8-9, Pick 4: 0-3-9-8, 33, of Tedman Court, was issued Street, was arrested on felony County Jail upon release from the Portia Geiger, 27, of Lorain, was Midday Pick 5: 3-5-6-2-4, Pick 5: 7-9-8-9-4, a summons to appear on a bench charges of cocaine possession hospital. arrested on a misdemeanor Rolling Cash 5: 3-13-17-21-37, warrant through Elyria Municipal and trafficking in marijuana and Monday, Feb. 15 charge of violating a protection Rolling Cash 5 jackpot is $505,000. Court in a 2018 criminal case for a misdemeanor possession 8:51 p.m. — Sonesta Avenue, order. Officers investigating an misdemeanor misuse of credit Classic Lotto jackpot is $4.7 million. of marijuana charge, and also domestic violence. Spencer unwanted person call learned cards. An Elyria officer took was cited with driving under Wilson, 33, was arrested on Geiger was the person in custody of Hensley from a deputy suspension and a turn signal misdemeanor charges of Lucky for Life sheriff, issued her the summons, violation. An officer on patrol domestic violence, assault, question and that the victim had a protection order against her. THURSDAY: 10-11-17-27-32, Lucky Ball: 15. and she was released. stopped a black 2007 Jeep for resisting arrest and failure to 4:31 p.m. — Clinton Avenue, a turn signal violation and saw disclose personal information. Geiger was arrested and taken to Mega Millions domestic violence. Jason Harris, “multiple bags of marijuana Officers investigating an assault the Lorain County Jail. FRIDAY: 27-32-47-50-53, Mega Millions: 4, Megaplier: 4. Next Mega Millions jackpot is an estimated $20 million. greet others while he was in the military, fic commissioner was not a discrimina- Powerball CHIEF but he had not directed the term at Fail- tory one. WEDNESDAY: 1-15-21-32-46, Powerball: 1, Power Play: 3. From A1 ing. In interviewing McCann, Failing and Next Powerball jackpot is an estimated $78 million. Several officers told investigators retired Capt. Ed Super, the Clemans-Nel- He admitted making some missteps McCann has been known to use “loose” son investigator concluded the position — the role of chief requires a differ- language in the past. is normally held by a sergeant, but none ent approach than that of a captain or Officer James Wolford said there was was available when the vacancy opened a rank-and-file officer, and he said he an incident involving Gelenius and up. Gelenius’ appointment was report- didn’t immediately grasp the differences then-Lt. McCann in 2008-09 in which the edly temporary and he has since been upon taking over. pair got into an argument and McCann replaced. He served as a traffic recon- Founded July 24, 1829 But he also said he’s proud of many called Gelenius a derogatory term for a structionist for the past nine years. An A.C. Hudnutt, Publisher, 1927-1950 of the efforts he and his command staff Arthur D. Hudnutt, Publisher, 1970-1991 homosexual, according to the report. unfair labor practice filed with the State made during a challenging first year — A. Cooper Hudnutt, Publisher, 1991-2010 McCann was interviewed by Employee Relations Board regarding the William D. Hudnutt, Publisher one ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic, Clemans-Nelson in response to Gelenius transfer was also dismissed. Saturday, February 20, 2021, No. 51 the George Floyd protests, budget cuts and Shawver’s complaints. He told inves- Both Clemans-Nelsons’ report and Elyria (non-toll area)...... 329-7000 and staffing shortages. His administra- tigators his phone had auto-corrected Safety/Service Director Sanford Wash- All other Ohio areas...... (800) 848-6397 tion cleared a backlog of 700 pending Gelenius’ name to “Gal-enius” in a text ington’s letter to McCann regarding the record requests, and shifted overnight message, close to the alleged “Gay-le- investigation note if there is retaliation Copyright © 2021, The Chronicle-Telegram dispatch calls to 911 to deal with staffing nius.” against Shawver, Gelenius or other wit- Material published in this newspaper is the property of The Lorain County Printing shortfalls. The department’s response to & Publishing Company and is not to be reproduced without permission. Persons Additionally, he noted he told the story nesses interviewed, it would result in dis- seeking such permission should contact The Chronicle’s office. the local George Floyd protests — offi- about an investigation into his use of the ciplinary action. EXECUTIVES Phone hours cers joined in and walked with the pro- word “homo” while in the Coast Guard Gelenius’ lawyer Ashlie Case Sletvold President...... William D. Hudnutt 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays testers after talking with them and pro- during introductory meetings with shifts said Friday that Gelenius was pleased Vice President...... Andrew R. Young 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and tected their route along the way — was in December 2019 as a cautionary tale to the investigator found “there is reason Controller...... Ann E. Klunzinger Sundays lauded by many for its nonconfronta- CIRCULATION the other officers to watch what they say, to believe” McCann used inappropriate tional approach. 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McCann had violated Ohio Revised Code Amendment activity and not something Interviews Clemans-Nelson con- regarding direct dealing — because he that management can retaliate against ducted with more than a dozen current discussed the pending grievance with employees for engaging in, so it certainly Chronicle and recently retired officers did little to an officer, not a union official. The city seems to be a fraught situation and we substantiate or dispute Shawver and agreed all future conversations regarding hope that the leadership in Lorain can headlines Gelenius’ claims — as each officer had union activities will be held with a “desig- take appropriate steps to get the situa- a different recollection of specific events nated FOP elected representative.” tion under control,” she said. in your inbox from 2019 and 2020. 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cyan A2 magenta A2 yellow A2 The Chronicle-Telegram WORLD & NATION Saturday, February 20, 2021 A3 Biden to allies: ‘America is back’ Aamer Madhani together to beat COVID-19 and build still deliver.” The Associated Press back better.” Fukashima plant possibly damaged in quake At the G-7, administration offi- WASHINGTON — President Joe “Welcome back, America,” said TOKYO — Cooling water levels ment chambers was worsened by cials said, Biden focused on what Biden used his first address before a European Council President Charles have fallen in two reactors at the Saturday’s magnitude 7.3 quake, lies ahead for the international com- global audience Friday to declare that Michel, effectively summing up the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant allowing more water to leak. munity as it tries to extinguish the “America is back, the transatlantic mood of the Munich conference. since a powerful earthquake hit The leaked water is believed to public health and economic crises But while such happy talk conveyed alliance is back,” after four years of a the area last weekend, indicating have remained inside the reactor created by the coronavirus pan- the palpable sense of relief among Trump administration that flaunted possible additional damage, its buildings and there is no sign of demic. He announced the U.S. will allies at Biden’s full-throated commit- operator said Friday. its foreign policy through an “America any outside impact, he said. soon begin releasing $4 billion for an ment to mending frayed U.S.-Europe New damage could further com- First” lens. In 2011, a powerful magnitude international effort to bolster the pur- Speaking to the annual Munich relations, plenty has changed over the plicate the plant’s already difficult chase and distribution of vaccine to 9.1 earthquake and tsunami dam- Security Conference virtually, Biden past four years in ways creating new decommissioning process, which poor nations, a program that Trump aged the Fukushima plant’s cool- Title ticked through a daunting to-do challenges. is expected to take decades. refused to support. list—- salvaging the Iran nuclear China has cemented its place as a Tokyo Electric Power Co. spokes- ing systems, causing three reactor deal, meeting economic and security fierce economic competitor on the man Keisuke Matsuo said the drop cores to melt and nuclear fuel to Paris climate accord challenges posed by China and Rus- continent as the U.S. has reconsid- in water levels in the Unit 1 and 3 fall to the bottom of their primary Biden’s turn on the world stage sia and repairing the damage caused ered long-held national security and reactors indicates that the existing containment vessels. came as the U.S. officially rejoined by the coronavirus pandemic — that economic priorities embedded in damage to their primary contain- — from wire reports the Paris climate agreement, the the transatlantic alliance. Populism Saturday’s magnitude 7.3 he said would require close coopera- largest international effort to curb has grown through much of Europe. quake, allowing more water to tion between the U.S. and its Western lot to with Joe Biden having become two-decade war in Afghanistan, where global warming. Trump announced in And other Western countries have, at leak. allies. the president of the United States of he faces a May 1 deadline to remove June 2017 that he was pulling the U.S. moments, sought to fill the vacuum The leaked water is believed Without mentioning Donald America,” Merkel said. “His speech the remaining 2,500 U.S. troops under out of the landmark accord, arguing left as America stepped back from the to have remained inside the Trump’s name once in his speech, just now, but also his administration’s a Trump administration negotiated that the pact would undermine the world stage. reactor buildings and there is Biden mixed talk of a reinvigorated first announcements, have convinced peace agreement with the Taliban. He American economy. democratic alliance with a rebuke of German Chancellor Angela Merkel no sign of any outside impact, us that this is not just talk but action.” also called for cooperation in address- Biden announced the U.S. inten- his predecessor’s approach, a mes- noted that some differences between he said. Biden made his address to a global ing economic and national security tion of rejoining on the first day of his sage warmly received by Western the U.S. and Europe remain “compli- In 2011, a powerful magni- audience as his administration this challenges posed by Russia and China presidency, but he had to wait 30 days allies. cated.” Europe sees China’s economic tude 9.1 earthquake and tsu- week took steps to reverse key Trump and identified cyberspace, artificial for the move to go into effect. He has ‘I know the past few years have ambitions as less of an existential nami damaged the Fukushima administration policies. intelligence and biotechnology as said that he will bake considerations plant’s cooling systems, caus- strained and tested the transatlantic threat than the U.S. does and has its relationship,” Biden said. “The United own strategic and economic concerns He said that the U.S. stands ready to areas of growing competition. about climate change into every ing three reactor cores to melt rejoin talks about reentering the 2015 “We must prepare together for major domestic and foreign policy and nuclear fuel to fall to the States is determined to reengage with that are not always in sync with Biden multilateral Iran nuclear deal aban- long-term strategic competition with decision his administration faces. bottom of their primary con- Europe, to consult with you, to earn on Russia as well. doned by the Trump administration. China,” Biden declared. “This is a global existential crisis,” tainment vessels. back our position of trusted leader- Still, Merkel, who had a strained The Biden administration announced His message was girded by an Biden said. TEPCO will monitor the ship.” relationship with Trump, didn’t hide water and temperatures at the The president also participated Fri- her preference for an American for- Thursday its desire to reengage Iran, underlying argument that democra- Biden also encouraged G-7 part- bottom of the containment day in a virtual meeting of the Group eign policy informed by Biden’s world and it took action at the United cies -- not autocracies -- are models ners to make good on their pledges vessels, Matsuo said. of Seven industrialized nations, where view. Nations aimed at restoring policy to of governance that can best meet the to COVAX, an initiative by the World Since the 2011 disaster, leaders managed to work Biden’s “Things are looking a great deal what it was before Trump withdrew challenges of the moment. The pres- Health Organization to improve cooling water has been escap- campaign theme into their closing better for multilateralism this year from the deal in 2018. ident urged fellow world leaders to access to vaccines, even as he reopens ing constantly from the dam- joint statement, vowing to “work than two years ago, and that has a Biden also spoke out about the show together that “democracies can the U.S. spigot. aged primary containment vessels into the basements of the reactor buildings. To make up for the loss, addi- tional cooling water has been U.S. scrambles to reinforce cybersecurity Ben Fox to release an executive order and Alan Suderman soon that Neuberger said The Associated Press will include about eight mea- WASHINGTON — Jolted sures intended to address by a sweeping hack that may security gaps exposed by the have revealed government hack. The administration has and corporate secrets to Rus- also proposed expanding by sia, U.S. officials are scram- 30% the budget of the U.S. bling to reinforce the nation’s Cybersecurity and Infrastruc- cyber defenses and recog- ture Agency, or CISA, a lit- nizing that an agency cre- tle-known entity now under ated two years ago to protect intense scrutiny because of America’s networks and infra- the SolarWinds breach. structure lacks the money, Biden, making his first tools and authority to counter major international speech such sophisticated threats. Friday to the Munich Security The breach, which hijacked Conference, said that dealing widely used software from with “Russian recklessness Texas-based SolarWinds Inc., and hacking into computer AP has exposed the profound networks in the United States Devin Hodge and Nate Rowe wait in line to fill up their containers with water Friday at Meanwhile Brewing Company vulnerability of civilian gov- and across Europe and the in Austin, Texas. ernment networks and the world has become critical limitations of efforts to detect to protecting our collective threats. security.” It’s also likely to unleash Republicans and Demo- a wave of spending on tech- crats in Congress have called nology modernization and for expanding the size and Latest storm crisis: No water cybersecurity. role of the agency, a compo- ing Friday flights. only to have the water run out. He was still Adrian Sainz, Paul J. Weber “It’s really highlighted nent of the Department of In Jackson, Mississippi, most of the city waiting for it to be replenished three and a and Acacia Coronado the investments we need Homeland Security. It was cre- The Associated Press of about 161,000 had no running water. have hours after he arrived. to make in cybersecurity to ated in November 2018 amid Crews pumped water to refill city tanks “We need water, the stores all are out. I AUSTIN, Texas — Southern cities have the visibility to block a sense that U.S. adversaries but faced a shortage of chemicals for treat- don’t see what choice we have,” Davis said. these attacks in the future,” slammed by winter storms that l eft mil- were increasingly targeting ment because icy roads made it difficult The water woes were the latest misery Anne Neuberger, the newly lions without power for days have traded civilian government and cor- for distributors to deliver them, Mayor for residents left without heat or electricity appointed deputy national one crisis for another: Broken water pipes porate networks as well as Chokwe Antar Lumumba said. for days after the ice and snow storms ear- security adviser for cyber and ruptured by record-low temperatures cre- the “critical” infrastructure, He said the city’s water mains are more lier in the week, forcing rolling blackouts emergency technology said ated shortages of clean drinking water, such as the energy grid that than 100 years old and not built to handle from Minnesota to Texas. Wednesday at a White House shut down the Memphis airport Friday is increasingly vulnerable in a the freezing weather that hit the city as Texas electrical grid operators said Fri- briefing. and left hospitals struggling to maintain wired world. multiple storms dumped record amounts day that transmission had returned to The reaction reflects the sanitary conditions. Speaking at a recent hear- of snow across the South. normal for the first time since a storm severity of a hack that was In Texas, 7 million people — a quarter of ing on cybersecurity, Rep. “We are dealing with an extreme chal- knocked out power to more than 4 million disclosed only in December. the population of the nation’s second-larg- John Katko, a Republican lenge with getting more water through our customers. Smaller outages remained, The hackers, as yet unidenti- est state — were under orders to boil tap from New York, urged his col- water before drinking it because low water distribution system,” said Lumumba. but Bill Magness, president of the Electric fied but described by officials leagues to quickly “find a leg- pressure could have allowed bacteria to The city was providing water for flush- Reliability Council of Texas, said the grid as “likely Russian,” had unfet- islative vehicle to give CISA seep into the system. A man died at in an ing toilets and drinking, but residents had now can provide power throughout the tered access to the data and the resources it needs to fully Abilene health care facility when a lack of to pick it up, leaving the elderly and those entire system. email of at least nine U.S. gov- respond and protect us.” water pressure made medical treatment living on icy roads vulnerable. Gov. Greg Abbott ordered an investiga- ernment agencies and about Biden’s COVID-19 relief impossible. Lisa Thomas said her driveway on a hill tion into the failure for a state known as 100 private companies, with package called for $690 mil- About 260,000 homes and businesses in in Jackson was a sheet of ice. Her husband, the U.S. energy capital. ERCOT officials the full extent of the compro- Tennessee’s largest county, which includes who is on a defibrillator and heart mon- have defended their preparations and the mise still unknown. And while lion more for CISA, as well Memphis, were told to boil water because itor, has only enough heart medication decision to begin forced outages Monday this incident appeared to be as providing the agency with of water main ruptures and problems at to get him through Sunday because she as the grid reached a breaking point. aimed at stealing information, $9 billion to modernize IT pumping stations. Restaurants that can’t hasn’t been able to go to the pharmacy. The storms also left more than 330,000 it heightened fears that future across the government in do so or don’t have bottled water were “People are in dire need here,” Thomas from Virginia to Louisiana without power. hackers could damage critical partnership with the General ordered to close. And water pressure prob- said. About 70,000 in Oregon on Friday were infrastructure, like electrical Services Administration. lems prompted Memphis International Paul Lee Davis got to the front of the line still enduring a weeklong outage following grids or water systems. That has been pulled from Airport to cancel all incoming and outgo- at a water station set up by city officials a massive ice and snow storm. President Joe Biden plans the latest version of the bill. Pentagon chief: Peace up to Taliban The Associated Press for full troop focused on making sure that Under the deal with the WASHINGTON — Defense withdrawal, we make the right decisions, Taliban struck by the Trump Secretary Lloyd Austin, in or if America and we’ll go through this pro- administration one year ago his first news conference as and its NATO cess deliberately.” this month, the United States Pentagon chief, said Friday allies will try Afghanistan is shaping up promised a phased withdrawal that progress toward peace to renegotiate as a major national security of troops, so that by May 1, the peace deal dilemma for Austin and the rest in Afghanistan and an end 2021, all foreign troops would to U.S. military involvement with the Tali- of President Joe Biden’s fledg- Austin be gone. For their part, the there depends on the Taliban ban and keep ling national security team. Taliban committed to starting reducing attacks. He said, right some troops There is little political appetite now, “clearly the violence is too there longer. to keep U.S. troops in Afghani- peace talks with the Afghan high.” “We are mindful of the loom- stan, but pulling them out risks government, ending attacks on He refused, however, to say ing deadlines, but we want to further empowering the Tali- American forces, and publicly when the U.S. will decide if it do this methodically and delib- ban and causing a resurgence renouncing all ties to al-Qaida will meet the May 1 deadline erately,” Austin said. “But we’re in terrorism. and other extremist groups. SOLUTION UNDER: ANTIQUES

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ANOTHER OPINION Cruz’s trip to Cancun told us a lot about him When he burst onto the scene in 2012, Ted Cruz pulled a remarkable political feat. He defeated a well- known three-term lieutenant governor and other top LETTERS TO THE EDITOR contenders to win Kay Bailey Hutchison’s Senate seat, LCCC board will benefit part of its leadership team. voices” add to the boiling pot, but despite a low political profile heading into the race. greatly from Tower’s service DAVID ARREDONDO doesn’t alter the fact that the present as Lorain crisis evidences little originality. Aaron Cruz understood before his rivals that the tea party It gave me great pleasure to read sentiment and desire for a “fighter” had firmly taken David Arredondo is chairman of the Lorain County Burr was acquitted of treason in 1807. about the appointment of attorney Republican Party. hold among staunch Texas Republicans. His political Jessie Tower to the Lorain County For an extreme outcome, immense power is the absolute necessity. The instincts carried him to an upset and then almost Community College Board of Trustees Delivering the paper concept of federalism promotes free- to the GOP presidential nomination four years later, by the Lorain County commissioners at shouldn’t be so challenging their Feb. 3 meeting as reported by The dom, but requires idealism. Separation until he ran into an even bigger disrupter, Donald I didn’t know The Chronicle-Tele- of powers maintains and promotes Chronicle-Telegram. How convenient gram’s home delivery could get any Trump. state and local control for better or that The Chronicle’s reporting wasn’t worse. For months we have had to call Cruz’s instincts — and his judgment — have aban- worse. Imagine how different the clear that Commissioner Matt Lundy about the paper not being delivered, conversation if our study of American doned him now. The junior senator from a state voted against Tower’s appointment. it being thrown in the middle of the where millions of residents have been freezing with- Once again, Commissioners Michelle front yard and in the flower bed. It’s history had consistently differentiated out power, lacking safe drinking water and running Hung and David Moore have to clean tough to get to with inches of snow on between facts and ideals. States and out of food took off for Cancun sometime this week up the chaos caused by Lundy and for- the ground. Now they have announced local governments do choose those mer Commissioners Lori Kokoski and history texts for our kids. Revisionism with his family. that the post office will be delivering Sharon Sweda, who prematurely reap- is often viewed as an evil, but what To be clear, Cancun is not part of Texas. Cruz was the paper one day. We were assured pointed an incumbent trustee prior to it would be delivered to our home about those simplistic notions that not working, unless applying another coat of sun- his term’s expiration on Jan. 23 in order since that is what we are paying to intentionally obfuscate principles of screen counts as a senatorial duty. to deny this appointment being made have done. Wednesday hit a new low. the constitution and bill of rights with Cruz confirmed the jaunt in a written statement by the new commissioners. No doubt We receive our mail around 4:30 p.m. reality. At some point, all history con- Thursday afternoon, saying that his daughters asked former County Administrator Jim and in the box was the paper. Also, the tains revisions. Cordes had a hand in this, as he had to take a trip with family after their schools closed. paper was Tuesday’s paper delivered Extreme outcomes also require with so many other actions meant to on Wednesday. A day and a half late. complicity of that oft-hidden oligar- “Wanting to be a good dad, I flew down with them sabotage the new commissioners. Never has the service been so bad. It chy which we refer to as business and last night and am flying back this afternoon,” he said. Most importantly, Hung and Moore shouldn’t be this hard. finance. This latest rush to hopeless- “My staff and I are in constant communication with can be proud of their appointment of CRAIG WIEHE ness downplayed former Vice President state and local leaders to get to the bottom of what Tower, who is eminently qualified to Elyria Dick Cheney and the eleven others happened in Texas.” serve as a trustee to the school where she earned her first degree of higher The nation must be wary who wrote and signed that letter warn- That explanation is, at best, implausible. The education. But Tower didn’t stop there. of extreme outcomes ing politicians to keep the military Associated Press reported that the Cruzes were on a She then went on to earn her MBA Who or what ignited our latest noisy out of politics. Those twelve former long-planned family trip. And even if Cruz was merely from Baldwin Wallace and a law degree disconnect is moot. I observe desper- officials shared no common political escorting his wife and daughters, it reeks of a priv- from Capitol University. Fortunately for ation in the doomsayers who foresee affiliation. They do share the vision of ilege that most Texans cannot enjoy as their pipes us, she returned to Lorain County to imminent secession, civil war or anar- democratic republican ideals. Their burst or their water dwindles. share her talents, skills and leadership chy. Extreme communist/socialism letter didn’t get much play. Their letter Cruz has come in for the usual online bashing, with us. I know Tower will be a major and fascist/nationalism have framed clearly indicated that the childishness asset to the LCCC Board of Trustees. myriad responses to societal strife in our political sphere has limits. and in this case, it’s fully deserved. He’s been tagged Lorain County Community College throughout our history. The plethora BILL GROOMES “Flyin’ Ted,” a takeoff on Trump’s nickname for him should be proud to have Tower as a of platforms that function as “reliable Elyria during those fierce 2016 primary battles. Normally these kind of ritual savagings quickly go too far. In Cruz’s case, he deserves every bit of it. It’s not that Cruz could do much to contribute to The two political parties have far relief efforts, other than harangue federal officials. The state and private utilities, however imperfect- more in common than they admit ly, run the show on getting power up and running, and water is mostly a municipal matter. The Federal SAN DIEGO — Is impeachment old horror over Trump’s rhetoric, as they news? Already? wallow in all this bogus sanctimony? Emergency Management Agency has already swung The Senate trial has ended. Still, Just whom do they think they’re in, too. Cruz and colleague Sen. John Cornyn wrote to given the overheated rhetoric from fooling? Why not admit what they’ve President Joe Biden on Sunday asking that he approve the left about how Donald Trump had become, instead of pretending they’re supposedly committed high crimes something they’re not — at least not Texas’ request for federal disaster relief, which Biden Ruben Navarrette did the same day. and nearly destroyed the Republic, I anymore? expected more of a postmortem on No, it’s mostly the optics. And in this case, they’re The Democrats did have a defense, The same goes for their compadres in what went wrong with the case and though. And, once again, it was put on the media, who became so transparent unforgivably bad. Elected officials should be standing where the country goes from here. by their friends in the media. Outlets in the Trump era that now everyone with their constituents, not sticking their toes in the But we’re hearing precious little of ranging from ABC News to National can see through them. that. Instead, the talking heads have warm sand. Public Radio — in covering the video That reminds me. I can’t tell you how sprinted off to a discussion about Pres- Cruz’s Mexico jaunt is eerily similar to Austin presented by the Trump lawyers — grateful I am to my liberal colleagues in ident Joe Biden’s COVID-19 economic Mayor Steve Adler’s gaffe during one of the corona- were careful to focus on the benign the Fourth Estate. To paraphrase what stimulus. word “fight,” which has been so over- Ingrid Bergman said to Humphrey Bog- virus pandemic peaks. Adler recorded a video urging Democrats — both in Congress, and used by members of both political par- art in “Casablanca,” I’m just so relieved Austinites to stay home, but he did so from Cabo San in the media — can’t wait to turn the ties that it has lost its bite. that they’re willing to do the thinking Lucas, Mexico. page after Trump’s latest acquittal. Sure, they said, Republicans use the for all of us. This suggests that the Senate trial was Same cant, different coast. word “fight” in their political speeches, If not for the media’s attempts to Proving that the universe has an infinite capacity never about Trump or the charge of control the narrative, I might not have inciting the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol but so do Democrats. for irony and comeuppance, none other than Ted What shocked me, however, wasn’t properly understood what I was taking by MAGA misfits. It appears this was in with my own eyes and ears. Cruz was among those justifiably blasting Adler and merely a show trial meant to smoke out the word “fight” but other words Democratic leaders in other states for their errors. and phrases fancied by Democrats, Here’s what I took away from Trump’s Republican senators from their holes second impeachment trial: The two and get them on the record saying like “punch,” “beat,” “take him out,” “Complete and utter hypocrites,” Cruz wrote on parties are more alike than different. and doing dumb things in defense of “shoot,” “bullet,” and threats to track Twitter. “And don’t forget (Adler) who took a private Both sides have the same goal — to Trump. down Trump supporters and “make jet with eight people to Cabo and WHILE IN CABO raise money and get reelected, by mak- This is the GOP’s specialty, and so them pay.” ing themselves look good and their recorded a video telling Austinites to “ ‘stay home if Republican senators were all too happy There’s a good look for the party of adversaries look bad. And this often you can … this is not the time to relax.’” to oblige. Mission accomplished. Dem- tolerance, compassion and love. These means skipping the process of looking Let’s not forget, too, Cruz’s much bigger error of ocrats now have plenty of incriminat- aren’t the Democrats of old — George in the mirror. contesting the 2020 election results and insisting that ing footage to use in the 2022 midterm McGovern in 1972, Walter Mondale in 1984, Michael Dukakis in 1988. This This isn’t “whataboutism” or “both- there were too many questions about their validity elections. is more like Bill Clinton in 1992, who sidesism.” It’s a truism — and it’s real- to certify Biden’s victory without a deeper investiga- But there is another side to that coin. And it isn’t very flattering to the left. hired brawlers like political strategists ism. tion. His insistence on peddling untruths, even after When Trump’s attorneys put on their James Carville and Paul Begala. And guess what? I figured this out the Capitol riot, are disqualifying in the eyes of many defense, Democrats found themselves “Don’t get mad, and don’t get even,” all by myself, without the help of a Texans. on trial and accused of dishonesty, Carville used to tell Democrats. “Just media that — despite being corrupted and compromised by its bias — is all The connection to this comparatively minor deci- hypocrisy and phony indignation. get elected. Then get even!” I’ll allow it. Like a lot of Americans, I too eager to explain it to a nation that, sion to flee to Mexico’s warming sun is judgment, Trump’s legal team played videos that wound up televised as part of got bored — all through the 1980s and because it knows better, is no longer pure and simple. the proceedings. These were “selec- beyond — with seeing Republicans listening. In 2024, Cruz is going to ask Republican voters, and tively edited” videos, protested the steal Democrats’ lunch money thanks Washington Post columnist Ruben Navarrette’s then possibly the wider electorate, to nominate him anti-Trump media (as if all video isn’t to shenanigans pulled by ruthless GOP email address is [email protected]. His for the presidency or return him to the Senate for a edited). The footage showed liberals strategists like Lee Atwater and Roger daily podcast, “Navarrette Nation,” is available through every podcast app. third term. and Democrats are no shrinking vio- Ailes. By the time Clinton arrived on the scene, Democrats had decided to These jobs require good judgment. And no matter lets. During the Trump era, the left was give as good as they got. I was glad to not above advocating violence against ana ilbank what Cruz says between now and then, we have our the president, Republicans, and gov- see them toughen up. 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TODAY’S FACT Between first quarter (Feb. 19) and full moon Singer-songwriter Rihanna More NASA astronauts (31 men and women, (Feb. 27). turns 33 today. BY EMAIL (preferred): [email protected]. Big problems demand big solutions The danger WASHINGTON — The Biden admin- existence because our politicians find it istration’s blueprint for immigration advantageous to argue about their fate? reform is already facing criticism as Biden’s proposal would allow farm- of too many being far too ambitious to have a prayer workers, migrants brought here as chil- of getting through Congress. But the dren and those who have “temporary bold plan has one big thing in its favor: protected status” because of threats in regulations Eugene Robinson It actually tries to deal with reality. their homelands to apply for citizenship What is it about people Biden proposes a pathway to citizen- han, as “malign neglect.” President in three years. The rest of the undocu- who are successful in one ship for all of the estimated 11 million Barack Obama did give some measure mented would have to wait eight years field and believe that gives undocumented immigrants now in the of security to almost 800,000 migrants to apply to be citizens. All would have them credence to serve as an country who follow the rules and stay who were brought here without papers to pass background checks; and the expert in a totally unrelated out of trouble. Rather than nibble at the amnesty — let’s call it what it is — would field? as children. Beyond that, however, the Cal Thomas edges of the problem, Biden calls for undocumented have been treated more cover only those in the country before Bill Gates, the founder of a global solution — analogous to the Jan. 1 of this year to prevent a new surge like political props than living, breathing Microsoft and reportedly the have already robbed us of sweeping amnesty President Ronald of people trying to cross the border. human beings, much less as neighbors. fourth richest person on the some of our liberties, using Reagan engineered in 1986. Whatever Would Biden settle for legislation that Donald Trump used anti-immigrant planet, now self-identifies the pandemic as their excuse. you think about the new president and only normalized the status of some of demagoguery to launch his presiden- as a climate expert, and not The Biden administration his team, no one can accuse them of the undocumented, but not all of them? tial campaign, accusing the people only an expert, but a fervent wants more gun laws, which thinking small. He has already said he doesn’t want to who hoped to make their homes here disciple of the latest religion will only be obeyed by people Republicans are going to ridicule the but might. Would he accept whatever of being “rapists” and “bad hombres” for the non-religious, which who obey laws, but not by idea and will likely declare it dead on scraps of reform could be achieved and calling — nonsensically — for all would be “climate change.” criminals who are, by defini- arrival. But they would subject a more through the Senate’s reconciliation of them to be sent back to their home In a new book, “How to tion, lawbreakers. Now comes modest proposal to the exact same process, which requires only 51 votes countries, where they would “go to Avoid a Climate Disaster,” Bill Gates proposing restric- treatment. Biden is right to start by instead of 60? If it came to that, he the back of the line” for readmission Gates takes the rhetoric to tions on our food choices and demanding the reforms the country wouldn’t have a choice. to the United States. He used them as a new and hysterical level lifestyles while he continues actually needs, rather than make some But the Biden administration has when he claims the battle scapegoats whom the “Make America to fly around the world on his sort of tentative opening bid that leaves shown a refreshing insistence on nego- against changing climate is Great Again” crowd could blame for the private jet (like Biden’s “cli- tiating with the opposition rather than “an all-out effort, like a world the situation of most resident nonciti- nation’s ills. Republican senators who mate envoy” John Kerry) and with itself. In seeking COVID-19 relief, war, but it’s us against green- zens unaddressed. once believed in reality-based immigra- presumably eats whatever he for example, Biden is asking for $1.9 tril- house gases.” The fact is that the undocumented tion reform, such as Marco Rubio (Fla.) wants. lion rather than some less eye-popping As all statists do, he urges are not going away. They are not going and Lindsey O. Graham (S.C.), stopped Liberty is fragile. When it amount. When he lays out his plans for “regulation to force people to to “self-deport,” as U.S. Sen. Mitt Rom- resisting the party’s xenophobia and is lost to the state and reg- improving the nation’s infrastructure eat synthetic meat.” ney, R-Utah, famously suggested when came to embrace it. ulators, it is difficult to get and making the transition to green Gates invests in a synthetic he was running for president in 2012. Democrats sought political advantage back. Like the frog in the energy, he is expected to request even meat company called Beyond They perform necessary jobs, they pay by being seen as anti-anti-immigration, kettle story, the heat is being more. Polls show that voters want bipar- Burgers. Anyone else see a all kinds of taxes, they are at least as seeking support by opposing GOP ini- slowly turned up on us. If we tisanship and compromise — but the potential conflict of interest? law-abiding as full-fledged citizens and tiatives such as Trump’s border wall. Yet continue to willingly bow to first crucial step in that process is defin- He’s not alone. Al Gore, the they are woven into the fabric of com- they were disappointed to see Trump’s the state, it will think it has ing the range of possibilities. original “Chicken Little” of munities from coast to coast. In all but share of the Hispanic vote actually grow permission to further erode Biden is asking not for a few minimal climate panic, has lobbied the formal sense, they are Americans. from 2016 to 2020 — demonstrating, in liberties until they are either immigration fixes but for a compre- for climate policies that limit If they were all to somehow disappear my view, that theatrical demonstrations gone, or so rare we won’t rec- hensive solution. This is a president meat while his firm invests tomorrow, the nation would suffer from of solidarity are no substitute for com- ognize the country we once who wants more than a return to the $200 million in meat substi- their absence. ing up with policies that voters believe loved. old ways: He’s shooting for a truly new tutes. Since the Reagan amnesty, the way would actually improve their lives. In the film “The Matrix,” our political system has dealt with the Are we really going to continue like normal. Bill Gates also believes cow flatulence contributes to cli- the character Cypher says undocumented could be described, this indefinitely? Are we going to con- Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson is on to the agent known as “Mr. with apologies to Daniel Patrick Moyni- sign 11 million people to an extralegal Twitter: @Eugene_Robinson. mate change but told a CNN interviewer he doesn’t know Smith: “I know this steak how to control it. Since there doesn’t exist. I know when I are more humans on Earth put it in my mouth the Matrix than cows, I wonder why he is telling my brain that it is doesn’t go after human gas juicy and delicious.” In a emissions? sense, Cypher is eating fake Like most people of a cer- meat. tain worldview, Gates tries to The World Economic have it both ways. He says, Forum is also promoting “It’s true that my carbon foot- fake meat. It says a printer print is absurdly high. For a can print up to six kilograms long time I have felt guilty of the stuff in an hour. They about this.” The message? expect we will get used to it, You can continue to live like a as we do over time with many plutocrat, as long as you feel lies that become accepted guilty about it and donate truth. money to organizations and Wendy’s, the fast-food causes favored by your ideo- chain, used to run a TV ad logical fellow travelers. Gates that promoted their ham- adds, “I am aware that I’m burgers. It ended with an old an imperfect messenger on woman shouting, “Where’s climate change... so who am the beef?” I to lecture anyone on the It could be a shout by meat environment? lovers everywhere unless we Who, indeed? tell our “masters” we have Even The Guardian news- had enough. Isn’t that at least paper expresses skepticism part of the explanation for about Gates’ goal of “carbon the rise of Donald Trump and neutrality” in a decade, call- why so many still support ing it “a fairy tale.” him? Are we seeing a pattern? Readers may email Cal Thomas at Government and “experts” [email protected]. Nikki Haley knows what the Republican base wants How will the Republican Party scandal or seeing him attack her on Texas — where every statewide itician, she already understands create its post-Trump future, and her way out. elected official is a Republican — the tricky double-axel she and the how will Republicans trying to serve So now she can say that Trump somehow got blamed on hippie other potential candidates will have their own ambitions navigate it? was a terrific president on pol- liberals and their dastardly Green to execute: In the primaries they’ll These questions have been widely icy but distance herself from the New Deal. Nobody is going to get need to demonstrate their affection debated, and an answer is already post-election debacle that led to the 2024 GOP nomination because for Trump in a party still dominated aul aldman emerging: If you have hopes of run- P W his second impeachment. And she they have the cleverest proposal for by his loyalists, but in the general ning for president in 2024, you have campaign until they go through it, can lament the way the country is tax reform. It’s utterly impossible election the Republican nominee to embrace the all-encompassing she looks like a strong contender to divided while blaming the right’s to imagine the candidates having will have to distance from him culture war, even if your embrace be the champion of the non-crazy favorite scapegoat, the media. As the kind of months-long debate the because he’s loathed by a majority of former president Donald Trump Republican Party. She’s extremely she put it: Democratic candidates did in 2020 of the broader electorate. himself is less than total. conservative, but has her moments “Is that really what the anti- over their visions for health care. It’s a dynamic we haven’t really Consider Nikki Haley, who of thoughtfulness. As a woman and Trump media wants? Maybe. Hatred And though the candidates will seen before, since parties usually recently published an op-ed in the the daughter of immigrants from and polarization draw attention, each bring their own style and their cast off the person who lost the last Wall Street Journal arguing that India, she can be living proof that ratings and clicks. But what’s good own relationship to Trump, they election. Democrats didn’t have to internal Republican battles over the GOP is more than just the party for them is bad for America.” all know that the culture war is the demonstrate their loyalty to Hillary Trump’s legacy are being blown out of angry White men. The argument that members of price of admission to the race. Even Clinton in 2020 in order to win over of proportion by a liberal media And she rode the wave of Trump- the media are driven by clicks and if they aren’t so inclined (which their base, any more than Republi- engaged in “a calculated strategy ism that took over her party with drawn to conflict is perfectly legit- most of them are), they’ll have no cans had to show in 2016 that they to pit conservatives against one unusual skill. She criticized Trump imate. But when you put it in the choice but to tell primary voters were still faithful to Mitt Romney. another.” pretty emphatically during the 2016 context of “the anti-Trump media” that they share their resentments Even if Trump himself continues Translation: If you’re uncertain primaries, then became his U.N. being just out “to pit conservatives — and that liberals are coming to to fade, the thirst for culture-war about Haley’s occasional gentle ambassador. The job, it turned out, against one another,” it sounds destroy everything they hold dear. rabble-rousing will remain. And criticisms of Trump, be assured: She was perfect: It gave her foreign pol- more like a message to the base: You Yet what makes it a real challenge there’s a good chance that Repub- still hates many of the people you icy credentials while leaving her 200 hate these people, and so do I. is that what they need to win the lican voters will nominate the hate, starting with the media. And miles from Washington, excusing And that’s what every Republican nomination is very different from candidate who can engage in that that’s the key. her from having to defend Trump knows they’ll have to do in one form what they’ll need to win the general performative outrage-mongering — Haley is walking a tightrope, but in most of the relentless and vulgar or another. In a party where policy election. It’s a problem every party against the media, the blue states, it’s what she’s done her entire career. controversies of his presidency. has become an afterthought, the nominee faces, but in 2024 it could the Democrats and liberals in gen- Granting that we never know how Unlike most of those in his employ, culture war separating us from them be particularly acute, given the eral — most convincingly. a candidate will emerge from the she managed to serve her time and is the context of any discussion. shadow of Trump. Paul Waldman is an opinion writer for The crucible of the presidential primary then depart without succumbing to We just saw how blackouts in Because Haley is a shrewd pol- Washington Post’s Plum Line blog. A6 Saturday, February 20, 2021 The Chronicle-Telegram WEATHER NATIONAL WEATHER OUR WEATHER | Go to AccuWeather.com TODAY’S FORECAST FOUR-DAY FORECAST RESORT CITIES Today Tom. 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KRISTIN BAUER / CHRONICLE Barb Piscopo, executive director of the Lorain Historical Society, received the Eric Nord Award for Excellence in Leadership and was honored with a parade driving through the Lorain Historical Society Carnegie Center parking lot Friday afternoon. Virtual gala celebrates

BRUCE BISHOP / CHRONICLE local leaders John Wysochanski of Lamar Signs works on hanging a billboard off Broadway in Lorain earlier ths month. The Carissa Woytach “There are people that carry sign encourages people to donate to food banks including Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio. The Chronicle-Telegram a similar conviction. … So to all Attendees raised a virtual the folks in South Lorain, our glass to the Leadership Lorain best is yet to come,” he said. County 2021 Difference Mak- Schaeffer, founder of North LORAIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ers on Friday evening. Ohio Heart Center, also was Leadership Lorain County honored with the Excellence in celebrated the activism and Leadership Award — 17 years dedication of Rey Carrion, Dr. after his wife, Suzanne, earned Equity alliance ends again John Schaeffer, Marsalis Ham- the same distinction. mons, Barb Piscopo and the Coming from a long line of Dave O’Brien said he remained quiet on the “Let me know when the why you had me sitting here Second Harvest Food Bank of dentists, Schaeffer’s goal was The Chronicle-Telegram matter because as a Repub- appropriate time it is to be quiet.” North Central Ohio during its to establish a cardiologist team lican on a majority Demo- brought up,” Lundy told Hung. Moore also suggested the first virtual gala. in the area. At the peak of his ELYRIA — A move by Lorain career he had more than 300 County Commissioner Matt cratic commission in the early Moore said he remembered agencies involved in the Race Kendal at Oberlin Direc- employees at North Ohio Heart Lundy to reinstate the coun- 2000s, the same had hap- his first and only previous and Equity Alliance — The tor of Facility Services and Center. ty’s Race and Equity Alliance pened to him. Commissioner term on the commission, from Coalition for Hispanic/Latino Lorain Councilman Rey Car- Schaeffer’s family also has by vote of his fellow commis- Michelle Hung said that she 2001 to 2005, being the “the Issues and Progress; El Centro; rion, D-6th Ward, received owned Beaver Park Marina in sioners on Wednesday died did not think the commis- lone Republican against two the Elyria, Lorain and Ober- the Excellence in Leadership Lorain for the past 100 years, without support. sioner’s report section of the Democrats” and having his lin chapters of the NAACP; award. Born in Puerto Rico, he lending to Schaeffer’s love of Lundy’s motion, which agenda, where Lundy made motions from the floor die in the Urban League of Lorain considers both the island terri- failed for lack of a second his motion, was the appropri- a similar way. County; and the YWCA — “for tory and Lorain his home and boating. motion, was to have the com- ate place. “I do feel for Commissioner 50 bucks each they could, if learned a life of service from “When all is said and done, mission restore the REA after The commission’s legal Lundy. I was in the same boat,” the mission is strong and sup- his father, Felix. From pushing it’s what you’ve done and this his Republican counterparts counsel, Assistant Lorain he said. “I’m interested to see port is strong, they could form for improvements to Oakwood award summarizes ultimately on the commission voted to County Prosecutor Dan Petti- from the prosecutor what can a 501(c)(3) and they could Park, to increasing business that situation where I, as a disband it last month over his cord, agreed with Hung during and cannot be done during a continue as a nonprofit orga- ventures on the city’s south difference maker, make a dif- objection. the meeting but said he would meeting, so I feel your pain. … nization.” side, he noted the work he ference in the leadership skills Commissioner Dave Moore research the matter further. I’ve done it in the past so that’s See EQUITY, B2 does in his community comes of this community,” he said. from his heart and is thanks to “Thank you, thank you, thank the support of his friends and you.” ROUNDUP family. See GALA, B2 Lorain County student Donations may be made for the tree Cedar Point Nights, the park’s night- caddies get scholarships in Beck’s memory by mailing a check time celebration, will feature beach payable to “Friends of the Park-Tree Pro- games, fire pits, glow games and decor UPHILL CLIMB Several Lorain County students gram-Russell Beck” addressed to City of received full rides to college through a and live entertainment, from Aug. 6 Avon Lake, 150 Avon Belden Road, Avon through Labor Day. grant offered to golf caddies. Lake, OH 44012. Logan Janik, Marion L. Steele High The park’s 2021 calendar and updates School in Amherst; Samantha Hruby, Cedar Point plans full on COVID-19 protocols and policies can Keystone High School; Evan Humphrey, season for 2021 be found at cedarpoint.com. Vermilion High School; and Braden Wal- SANDUSKY — Cedar Point will have czak, Vermilion High School, all received Krystowski Tractor Sales a full season of entertainment in 2021 gets new name, owners the Evans Scholarship. starting May 14, the amusement park Each caddie had to meet the four announced Thursday. WELLINGTON TWP. — Krystowski selection criteria: a strong caddie record, Guests will need to observe COVID-19 Tractor Sales has new ownership and a excellent academics, demonstrated protocols, including masking and tem- new name. financial need and outstanding charac- perature taking, with details available at Jill Sheparovich and James McLaugh- ter. www.cedarpoint.com/ lin recently finalized the purchase of They will begin college in the fall as welcoming-you-back. the dealership, at 47117 state Route 18 Evans Scholars, with most attending The park will celebrate its postponed about a half-mile west of the Lorain either The Ohio State University or 150th anniversary, kicking off the season County Fairgrounds. Miami University, where they will live in with the Frontier Festival on opening They have rebranded as KTS Equip- the Evans Scholarship House. The Evans day in partnership with Prayers From ment Inc. Scholarship is valued at an estimated Maria, a local organization celebrat- Sheparovich worked for the Krys- $120,000 over four years. ing hope while raising awareness and towski family for more than a decade money to fund research to end child- Donations sought as its controller prior to becoming an hood cancer. owner. She is a certified public accoun- for memorial tree The new Snake River Expedition river AVON LAKE — Donations are sought boat ride will premiere May 29 and be tant who has a master’s degree in busi- for a tree to be planted at an Avon Lake open through Labor Day, led by a cast ness. park in memory of longtime Citizen Tree of live characters, animated scenes and McLaughlin is a veteran of the U.S. Air Commission member Russell Beck, who special effects along with nods to Cedar Force and has been selling equipment died in Oregon near his daughter’s fam- Point’s past attractions like the Western for more than 25 years. He is one of the ily recently. Cruise and Paddlewheel Excursions. top sales representatives in the country Beck was first appointed to the com- Guests also will have a final chance to for the Bandit and Avant brands, accord- mission in 1997 by former Avon Lake win a Cedar Point Ticket of a Lifetime, ing to a news release. Mayor Vince Urbin. A biology science an exclusive ticket giving each winner teacher at Lakewood High School, he and three guests free admission to Cedar Community West Foundation was a valued source of information Point and Cedar Point Shores Waterpark unveils new website about plants, trees and wildlife, accord- for the rest of their lives. Community West Foundation revealed ing to a news release. Cedar Point Shores Waterpark opens a new website with a new design and An eager volunteer in the community, May 29, with additional COVID-19 safety BRUCE BISHOP / CHRONICLE corporate logo. he also was a poll worker at Eastview information to be released in the com- Kids head up the hill after a quick trip down the hill at School and the American Legion. ing months. See ROUNDUP, B2 LaGrange Community Park on Tuesday.

cyan B1 magenta B1 yellow B1 black B1 B2 Saturday, February 20, 2021 The Chronicle-Telegram Obituaries & Memoriams Nichols P. Whitesell Nichols P. Whitesell, 40, of Wellington, passed away LCCC student DREAM scholar Tuesday, February 16, 2021 following an apparent heart attack while shoveling snow. The Chronicle-Telegram to continue my journey with ATD network and one of 11 will lay a new path for herself Arrangements will be announced by the Duke Funeral Lorain County Commu- the support of LCCC and the colleges to earn ATD’s Leader and her four children. Home, 1021 Main St., Grafton. DREAM Scholar program,” College of Distinction status. nity College student Nikita Her goal is to break the gen- Johnson said in a news release. In May, Johnson, 30, will be Johnson was named a 2021 erational cycle of poverty that Achieving the Dream’s the first person in her family DREAM Scholar by Achieving has played a pivotal role in DREAM Student Scholars are to earn a college degree when Elder Alex M. Collier the Dream. Johnson is one of her life. She hopes her career Elder Alex M. Collier, 89, of Brunswick, passed away at his community college students she graduates with an associ- in social work will help others, eight students in the country who want to reach their goals ate of arts degree from LCCC. home Friday, February 19, 2021 following a long illness. too. to be selected as a DREAM and lift up their communities. She’ll continue on through Arrangements will be announced by the Duke Funeral “Growing up in poverty, Home, 1021 Main St., Grafton. Scholar. As a DREAM Scholar, Johnson LCCC’s University Partner- Achieving the Dream is a will participate in the virtual ship in pursuit of a bachelor’s social workers a lot of times national nonprofit geared Achieving the Dream DREAM degree in social work through have a negative meaning toward higher education and Conference, including partic- Youngstown State University. associated with them. I’d John N. Osborne community colleges. ipating in leadership courses A single mother from like to change that. I want to John N. Osborne, great-great-grand- “I am still in shock that I and networking. Lorain, Johnson said she show children and others the 89, of Carlisle Town- children; brothers, am receiving this award. I am LCCC is one of 300 commu- hopes earning her associate positive side of being a social ship, passed away at Ray and Eugene Os- home Wednesday, borne and sisters, excited at the opportunity nity colleges in the national degree and bachelor’s degree worker,” she said. February 17, 2021 Bessie Getter and surrounded by his Connie Howertown. family. He was born He was preceded September 9, 1931 in death by his wife Ohio couple linked to Capitol attack in Greenup County, of 68 years, Doris Kentucky, moving in 2020; son, Danny The Associated Press indicted alongside three others who were military infantrymen, marching the Cap- to Elyria in 1952. Osborne in 2005; COLUMBUS — Six more people linked charged last month with plotting to undo itol steps with their hand on the shoulder From 1952-1954, John sister, Pauline Burton to the far-right Oath Keepers militia President Joe Biden’s victory. of the person in front of them, authorities served as a Corporal and parents, Alvin and group have been indicted on charges that Authorities say the defendants pre- in Korea with the U.S. Ruth Osborne. said. they planned and coordinated with one pared for weeks ahead of the attack, The new arrests include an Ohio cou- Army. He was employed Friends will be re- attended training sessions and recruited for 40 years as a foreman at ceived Wednesday, February another in the attack on the U.S. Capitol, ple, Sandra and Bennie Parker. The oth- authorities said Friday. others. They donned tactical vests and Kasper Foundry, Elyria, retir- 24, 2021 from 10:30 a.m. until ers facing charges are: Graydon Young ing in 1992. He enjoyed partic- the time of a 12 Noon service The case against those affiliated with helmets, moved in an organized fash- of Englewood, Florida; his sister, Laura ipating in turkey shoots, hunt- at Dicken Funeral Home & the Oath Keepers is the largest conspiracy ion as they advanced on the Capitol and ing, spending time with his Cremation Service, 323 Mid- case brought by the U.S. Justice Depart- communicated with one another during Steele of Thomasville, North Carolina; family and each year would dle Avenue, Elyria with Pas- ment so far in the Jan. 6 insurrection. the siege, prosecutors say. Several defen- Kelly Meggs and his wife Connie Meggs, plant a garden. tor Jim Deulley offi ciating. The six new people arrested this week are dants formed a “stack” formation used by of Dunnellon, Florida. John is survived by a son, Burial will be in Brookdale John ‘Pete’ (Rose) Osborne of Cemetery, Elyria, where Carlisle Township; daughters, Elyria Amvets #32 Honor with a passion to the city and Carol Ebbeson and Debra Guard will present Military GALA its history. Carr, both of South Amherst; Honors. Covid-19 precautions She said she was over- grandchildren, Edward and will be observed, face masks From B1 whelmed when she found out James Osborne, Rodney Lane are required. Second Harvest Food Bank she was this year’s recipient. and Carrie Toledo and Leann For online condolences, earned an Excellence in Lead- She may have come to Lorain and Ashley Carr; numer- visit ership Award for the organiza- www.dickenfuneralhome.com ous great-grandchildren and tion’s work in addressing hun- for the job, but stayed because ger in Lorain, Erie, Huron and she fell in love with the people Crawford counties for the past Chase- Schaeffer Hammons Carrion there and thanked all those Abril Lakia-Tea Mills 39 years. President and CEO Morefield who had crossed her path for Julie Chase-Morefield noted over or underestimated,” he the honor. Abril Lakia-Tea Glynn and his fa- salis Hammons received the said. “Remember together we Mills ‘Ms. Gorgeous’, ther, Johnnie ‘Man- the nonprofit’s role in provid- “When I look back on the ing food to children, families Emerald Award for Inspira- are the change we wish to see. life that I’ve lived, especially 28, passed away un- Man’ Glynn; her tional Leadership. Raised in We can, we will and we must.” expectedly Saturday, mother, Damaris and the elderly is incredibly the 30-plus years in Lorain Elyria, Hammons founded Lorain Historical Society February 13, 2021 Dickens; two sib- important. County to see that other peo- Leaders of Today while attend- Executive Director Barb Pis- in Lorain. She was lings, Jerres Dick- 2020 saw food insecu- ple recognize that as being ing Cleveland State University. copo earned the Eric Nord born March 7, 1992 ens of Grafton and rity spike amid the COVID- worthy of one of the most in Orange, New Jer- Anthony Curry, Jr. 19 pandemic. Handwritten His work with the nonprofit, Award for Excellence in Lead- prestigious awards in the sey to Damaris and of Bethlehem, Penn- thank-you notes in the trunks along with support for men- ership. Hired in 2013 as the county and to see my name Jerome Dickens, but sylvania; grandpar- of cars at drive-thru food pan- tal health initiatives, sparked first full-time director for resided most of her ents, Jane Morrison tries noted how much the him earning the accolade for the historical society, Pis- listed is just beyond hum- life in Lorain. of Montana and Andrew Mills meal distributions meant to young professionals. copo brought experience as bling,” she said. Abril, also known as Bre by and Helen Mills of Pennsylva- those in need, she said. “Being raised in Elyria and a teacher, administrator and family and friends, graduated nia; paternal grandparents, Contact Carissa Woytach at (440) 329- Leaders of Today CEO Mar- Lorain it is easy to feel looked small business owner, along 7245 or [email protected]. from Brookside High School Victoria Jones and Calvin in 2010. She then attended No- Synigla of Ventura, Califor- tre Dame of Euclid on a bas- nia and nephews, Karsen and The Salvation Army also provides tubing is accomplished in a few seconds, ketball scholarship. She was Auden Curry of Bethlehem, breakfast from 8-9 a.m., lunch at 1-2 a small fraction of the time required for employed as a phlebotomist Pennsylvania. She also leaves ROUNDUP From B1 p.m. and dinner at 8-9 p.m. Call Capt. conventional soldering.” at University Hospitals St. several uncles, one aunt, sev- Knappins at the Salvation Army, (440) John Medical Center in West- eral cousins and her buddy, The website features improved func- 323-2026, to coordinate donating a meal. Police find kittens in lake. She loved her job and Charles Williams, Sr. tionality including an online grant Other donations may be dropped off at ‘suspicious package’ took pride in helping others. Abril was preceded in death request portal for nonprofit agencies. Abril was an amazing, by her father, Jerome Dickens the front door. NEW MIAMI — A police bomb squad The flame, the symbol of the foundation’s wonderful and devoted moth- of Newark, New Jersey; pa- RIDGID tools used for Elyria responding to a suspicious package call er. Her son, JaCeer, was her ternal grandfather, Michael mission, continues to mark Community at an Ohio church made an unexpected King, her everything. Her Jones; great-grandparents and West Foundation’s visual identity as an Schools construction discovery: six newborn kittens and their greatest joys in life were trav- other great-aunts and uncles. organization and represents its desire to In the construction of five new schools mother inside a duffel bag. eling, family and spending Visitation will be Thurs- illuminate hope throughout the commu- in Elyria, RIDGID tools are being used in The Butler County Sheriff’s Office says time with her friends. But day, February 25, 2021 from 12 nity. the $120 million project. its bomb squad was called to a church her passion was making wigs Noon until time of service at Community West Foundation is “It’s always a thrill to hear how RIDGID in New Miami on Thursday. When the and doing hair. She had sev- 1 p.m. at Church on the North focused on helping people restore dignity tools are being used to build and main- responding officers heard purring instead eral clients from all over the Coast, 4125 N. Leavitt Road, by supporting nonprofits that provide tain infrastructure across the country, but County. She was also known of ticking coming from the black bag, Lorain, OH 44053. Social dis- basic-needs programs and services in it’s even more exciting when the project they used their X-ray equipment to view by all as the Selfi e Queen. Her tancing, COVD-19 safe prac- Cleveland, western Cuyahoga County and is in our hometown and so positively what was inside. mom was her best friend and tices and wearing a mask are Lorain County. Its new website can be benefits Elyria students,” John Ruese, vice The day-old kittens and their mother Queen, as she would say. required. Abril will be sadly missed. viewed at www.communitywest president and general manager of press were found along with a note stating they foundation.org. She leaves to cherish her Online condolences at connection, said in a news release. had been born on Wednesday. memory her son, JaCeer www.brownrobinson.com Salvation Army seeks support Elyria School Board member Jim Backs, a former RIDGID employee, said in a Georgia man struck, killed for warming centers news release that it’s gratifying to work after crash on Ohio highway The Salvation Army in Elyria is asking with a local manufacturer that supports ASHLAND — A Georgia man was for help to support its overnight warming Elyria Schools and its students. killed after he was struck while crossing center. Over the years, RIDGID has sponsored a highway in Ohio on foot after his vehi- Donations needed: many projects within the district, includ- cle had crashed into a median, authori- Snacks: Every guest leaves for the day ing a technology lab, new computer ties said. with packaged cookies, crackers, bottled equipment for students and the district’s water. Maker Space — a learning area dedicated Tyrrell Louden, 38, of Atlanta, was Coffee: Ground coffee, sugar, creamer. to fostering science, technology, engi- reportedly driving recklessly when his Paper products: Paper plates, cups, neering and math (STEM) education. vehicle hit the center median in the napkins, paper towels, Clorox, toilet These initiatives, as well as many oth- northbund lanes on Interstate 71 in paper. ers, are an extension of RIDGID’s ongoing Ashland County on Thursday night, Hygiene products: Toothbrushes, commitment to education and fostering the Ohio State Highway Patrol said in a toothpaste, bar soap, hand sanitizer, the skills of the next generation, accord- news release. socks. ing to a news release. Loudon got out of the vehicle and Gift cards: McDonald’s and Burger King “I believe the single largest benefit walked into the southbound lanes, are within walking distance. A RIDGID press technology has brought to where he was struck and killed, police Obituary & Memoriam $5 gift card will help get people through the district’s major construction project said. REPRINTS the day. is speed,” said Backs. “Joining of copper — from staff, wire reports

Call for details Hung said. “We all take turns Hung said Lundy was trying reinstating grants when I ask EQUITY when considering pending to amend the meeting agenda to bring it up on the agenda,” Medina County From B1 resolutions. We all take turns within his report, which she he said. “I had to bring it up when we are asking questions said can’t be done without a 330-725-6040 Lundy also asked the com- on the floor and I brought it of participant guest speak- two-thirds vote of the com- up on the floor and will con- Lorain County mission to consider reinstat- ers. Furthermore, the public mission, citing Section 41:63 tinue to do so. I’m trying to be 440-329-7000 ing $4.6 million in COVID-19 knows Mr. Lundy was a state in the Robert’s Rules 12th edi- relief grants he, Sweda and representative; he is aware of tion. Further rules of parlia- as civil as possible and I will former Commissioner Lori how the process works. mentary procedure, she said, not be muzzled. I will not be Kokoski passed last year. That “During the commissioners are that the officer can make a gaveled” into silence. motion also died for lack of report, once you have con- recommendation but not the Hung “may have to buy a a second and Hung banged cluded your report, you are actual motion. couple new gavels over the a gavel repeatedly to try to done,” she said. “This is not “Someone else would have years. I will not be gaveled or silence Lundy as he contin- a back-and-forth, this is not to make the motion, and that muzzled. I can’t understand ued to try to make his point. a free-for-all. I have made it then leads back to in order to why we’re not able to have an Following Wednesday’s clear to the public, we will make the motion, it must be “Where Final Farewells Cost Less” open discussion in the room. meeting, Hung said she would conduct orderly meetings added to the agenda first,” Let’s be transparent and have SAVING YOU HUNDREDS, defer to Moore’s remarks on doing the business of Lorain she said. the REA and said Lundy’s County. If any of the commis- Lundy expressed frustra- an open discussion. And yes, EVEN THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS motion was made improperly. sioners feel like they are not tion with the process Wednes- some of them are difficult to ON FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS “In our organizational having their time respected, day and questioned how his have.” meeting on Jan. 4, the cur- then maybe we will have to future attempts to get items Contact Dave O’Brien at (440) 329- 440-324-3371 rent Board of Commissioners dispense with the Commis- on the agenda might go. 7129 or [email protected]. www.wyers-bollinger.com unanimously adopted to fol- sioners Report on a meet- “You tell me how that goes Follow him at @daveobrienCT on low Robert’s Rules of Order,” ing-by-meeting basis.” when I bring up REA and Twitter.

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The Chronicle-Telegram RELIGION Saturday, February 20, 2021 B3 CALENDAR First United Methodist Church, Survey: Black Americans attend 312 Third St., begins the season of Lent, which leads to Easter. This week the Rev. W. Kent Joy shares his message “Finding the Quiet Center.” As a part of an effort to church and pray more often help slow the spread of COVID-19, in-person worship services are David Crary Black adults, born since 1980, attend 2020, but most respondents com- in Newtown, Pennsylvania. “I have to suspended indefinitely. Until then, The Associated Press church less often than their elders, and pleted the survey by Feb. 10, 2020, say, I’m somewhat ashamed of that, join the church Sunday at 11 a.m. those who attend are less likely to do before the coronavirus outbreak on WEOL 930AM/100.3 FM or NEW YORK — Black Americans because the AME Zion Church is visit www.elyriafirstumc.org to get and the racial-injustice protests that attend church more regularly than so in a predominantly Black congrega- known as the Freedom Church that the link to the church’s YouTube tion. spread after the death of George Floyd Americans overall, and pray more was at the forefront of addressing all streaming video. Community Free Among 30 Black pastors and reli- in May at the hands of Minneapolis Hygiene Store will be open 10 often. Most attend churches that are the ills of America, and we sort of lost gious leaders interviewed by Pew, police. a.m. to noon Feb. 27 for personal predominantly Black, yet many would that.” some predicted further shrinkage of Among the respondents, 77 percent hygiene products or cleaning like those congregations to become The survey indicates that congre- predominantly Black churches and an said predominantly Black churches supplies at the Holly Lane door. racially diverse. There is broad respect gants at Black Protestant churches are Community breakfast is offered increase in multiracial congregations. had played a role in helping Black for Black churches’ historical role in more likely to hear preaching about 9:30-10:30 a.m. every Sunday. “I don’t think there should be a Black people move toward racial equality. Yet seeking racial equality, coupled with a race relations and criminal justice Carryout packages are handed out Church,” said Dr. Clyde Posley Jr. of just one third said historically Black at the Holly Lane kitchen entrance. widespread perception they have lost reform than those attending multira- Antioch Baptist Church in Indianap- congregations should preserve their cial or white churches. St. John United Church of influence in recent decades. olis. “There isn’t a Black heaven and traditional character; 61 percent said Christ, 715 Reid Ave., Lorain, Black Protestants, meanwhile, are Those are among the key findings in a white heaven. … A proper church these congregations should become is suspending church services less likely than U.S. Protestants over- due to the rise of COVID-19 until a comprehensive report released Tues- will one day eschew the label of Black more racially diverse. all to hear sermons on abortion. Pew further notice. day by the Pew Research Center, which Church and be a universal church.” Nearly half of respondents said found 68 percent of Black adults said The Catholic Diocese of surveyed 8,660 Black adults across the The survey found that 66 percent Black churches are less influential abortion should be allowed in most or Cleveland has moved its Sunday United States about their religious of Black Americans are Protestant, 6 today than 50 years ago. TV Mass to a new channel experiences. It is Pew’s first large-scale percent are Catholic and 3 percent Among the clergy interviewed by all cases — compared with 59 percent and time: 10 a.m. on WUAB survey on the topic. identify with other Christian faiths — Pew, some said too few Black pastors of all U.S. adults. Channel 43. The TV Mass also Among Black adults who go to mostly Jehovah’s Witnesses. Another have been on the front lines of recent Pew also posed some survey ques- can be accessed on demand starting Saturday evening and religious services, 60 percent attend 3 percent belong to Islam or other struggles against racism. tions to 4,574 Americans who do not identify as Black, to provide compar- running throughout Sunday churches where the senior clergy and non-Christian faiths, “When you look at Black Lives Mat- at dioceseofcleveland.org. In most or all of the congregation are Some 21 percent are not affiliated ter, this is the first time that there has isons. addition, Mass can be heard on Black, Pew found. It said 25 percent with any religion and instead identify been any political uprising and the Asked whether religion is very the radio at 4 p.m. Saturdays are part of multiracial congregations, as atheist, agnostic or “nothing in par- church isn’t spearheading it,” said the important in their lives, 59 percent of and 10:30 a.m. Sundays on and 13 percent are part of congrega- ticular.” Black Americans born since Rev. Harvey L. Vaughn III, senior pastor Black respondents said yes, next to AM 1260 The Rock. Also, radio tions that are predominantly white or of Bethel AME Church in San Diego. 40 percent of all U.S. adults. Asked if station WINT-1330 AM airs 1980 are far more likely to be among Mass at 9 a.m. each Sunday, another ethnicity. the unaffiliated. “We’re not as bold and courageous they prayed daily, 63 percent of Black and Cox Communications cable Pew said patterns of worship are Survey responses were collected as we used to be,” said the Rev. Sandra respondents said yes, compared with subscribers can view the Mass at shifting across generations: Younger from November 2019 through June Reed of St. Mark AME Zion Church 44 percent overall. 11:30 a.m. Sunday on Channel 45.

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cyan B3 magenta B3 yellow B3 black B3 B4 Saturday, February 20, 2021 WORLD & NATION The Chronicle-Telegram Capitol Police investigating 35 officers away from their significant leadership over 70 Capitol Police officers were Actions related to Jan. 6 Capitol riots being examined failures of January 6th.” He asked why injured in the violent attack. none of the chiefs had been investi- Chris Marquette Yogananda Pittman has directed that Jan. 8, received a no confidence vote Pittman told congressional appro- CQ-Roll Call any member of her department whose of 92 percent. gated or suspended. priators in January that her depart- “Our Officers were uninformed, ment failed to adequately act on WASHINGTON — Thirty-five Cap- behavior is not in keeping with the Other members of leadership unprotected and unprepared as a intelligence before the Capitol was itol Police officers are being investi- Department’s Rules of Conduct will received the following results: Assis- result of the Department’s top leaders stormed by the mob. Capitol Police gated by the department’s Office of face appropriate discipline.” tant Chief Chad Thomas, 96 percent; failing the Officers and the Congres- knew by Jan. 4 that militia and white Professional Responsibility for their The Office of Professional Respon- acting Assistant Chief Sean Gallagher, sional Community on Jan 6th,” Pap- supremacist groups would pose a actions related to the Jan. 6 insurrec- sibility, which investigates officer 84 percent; Deputy Chief Timothy athanasiou said. “Our Officers along security threat to Congress, Pittman tion. misconduct, has in some instances Bowen, 85 percent; Deputy Chief Jef- with MPD were outnumbered ‎and said at the time. Six of those officers are suspended shown a reluctance to hold its officers frey Pickett, 91 percent; and Deputy fought for their lives in order to pro- The Senate Homeland Security with pay, according to John Stolnis, a to account for egregious actions. A Chief Eric Waldow, 64 percent. Capt. tect themselves and Congress. This is spokesperson for the department. wide-ranging review is underway by Ben Smith was on separate ballot for just a witch hunt by the Department’s and Governmental Affairs and Rules “The investigation into the January the Capitol Police Office of Inspec- officers at the Capitol Division and top leaders and a continuation of the committees will meet Feb. 23 and has 6 attack remains under investigation. tor General, as well as congressional received a no confidence vote of 97 systemic failures that continue at the invited former Chief Steven Sund, for- Our Office of Professional Respon- inquiries into the force. percent. top.” mer Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Michael sibility is investigating the actions The disclosure comes days after Gus Papathanasiou, the head of the Capitol Police Officer Brian Sick- Stenger and former House Sergeant- of 35 police officers from that day. Capitol Police leadership was dealt a union, said in a text message that the nick died from injuries he sustained at-Arms Paul Irving. All three resigned We currently have suspended six of significant blow in the form of seven investigations into the officers “appear defending the Capitol from pro-Trump shortly after Jan. 6. D.C. Metropolitan those officers with pay,” Stolnis said in “no confidence” votes from the union. to be an attempt by USCP’s upper rioters. In addition, 125 Capitol Police Police Department Chief Robert Con- an emailed statement. “Acting Chief Pittman, who assumed her role on management to divert the attention officers were physically assaulted and tee is also invited to testify. Guns in capitol buildings divide states

Iris Samuels and Lindsay Whitehurst “What they said Associated Press/ Report for America is that weapons, HELENA, Mont. — In the guns, bullets are past year, insurrectionists still welcome in have breached the U.S. Capi- tol and armed protesters have our state Capitol forced their way into state- houses around the country. as long as we But the question of whether can’t see them. guns should be allowed in cap- itol buildings remains political, It doesn’t make and states are going in opposite anyone safer.” directions. Michigan state In Montana, a law signed Sen. Dayna Polehanki Thursday allows anyone with AP a permit to bring a concealed awaiting a vote by the full Sen- A woman seeking asylum in the United States waits with others for news of policy changes Friday in Tijuana, Mexico. firearm into the Statehouse, reversing a decadeslong ban ate. and fulfilling a longtime hope “The purpose of openly car- of Republicans who took con- rying a weapon is to chill other U.S. unwinds Trump policy making trol of the governor’s mansion people’s voices. And it works,” and the Legislature this year. said its sponsor, Democratic GOP-dominated Utah passed a state Sen. Patty Kuderer. asylum-seekers wait in Mexico law this month allowing people In nearby Oregon, crowds to carry concealed weapons in opposed to the Statehouse Elliot Spagat and Julie Watson first. whose cases were dismissed or denied are its Capitol and elsewhere in the being closed to the public The Associated Press There was also some confusion at the not eligible to return to the country, but state without a permit. during a pandemic-related session stormed the building, SAN DIEGO — The Biden administra- border. About 100 people gathered Friday U.S. officials have not ruled out some form Guns are allowed in state- including at least one person tion moved to restore the asylum system at the crossing in Tijuana, Mexico, sharing of relief later. houses in some form in 21 armed with an AR-15. And in to the way it worked for decades Friday by rumors and hoping to glean information The Biden administration, which states, according to a review about when they would be allowed into stopped enrolling new arrivals on its first Idaho, self-styled “patriots,” releasing a group of asylum-seekers into by The Associated Press. Eight the United States while their cases are day, said last week that asylum-seekers anti-vaccination groups and the United States, ending their long wait in states allow only concealed fire- decided by the courts. with active cases would be released in the others forced their way past Mexico and unraveling one of former Pres- arms inside their capitols, while The U.S. is expected to release 25 people United States with notices to appear in police at the Capitol in August, ident Donald Trump’s signature immigra- two states allow only open carry. a day in San Diego who had been forced immigration courts closest to their final shattering a window as they tion policies. Montana and Utah are two to wait in Mexico, said Michael Hopkins, destinations. It brought huge relief to pushed and shoved into a gal- The 25 people who arrived are the first of at least 13 states that do chief executive officer of Jewish Family those who are eligible, while U.S. and U.N. lery. of an estimated 25,000 asylum-seekers not have metal detectors at Service of San Diego, which is playing officials urged against a rush to the border. In Montana, though, Repub- with active cases in the “Remain in Mex- the entrance to their capitols. a critical support role. Authorities can Edwin Gomez, who said his wife and lican Rep. Seth Berglee said the ico” program who will now wait in the U.S. The statehouses are open to process up to 300 a day at the San Diego 14-year-old son were killed by gangs in El U.S. Capitol riot didn’t affect his for their court hearings instead of south the public even as many have border crossing, but Hopkins said it’s not Salvador after he couldn’t pay extortion thinking about the law he spon- of the border. Wary of a surge of migrants, closed because of the coronavi- known when they will change the target of fees from his auto repair shop, was eager sored. American officials are warning people not rus pandemic. 25 a day. to join his 15-year-old daughter in Austin, Several other states, though, “People that have a permit to come to the border and to register on a People also were expected to be let into Texas. She already won asylum and is liv- are moving to restrict guns are extremely law-abiding, and website that the U.N. High Commissioner the country starting Monday in Browns- ing with family. inside their capitols. In Mich- they are the type of people I for Refugees launched Friday. ville, Texas, and next Friday in El Paso, “Who thought this day would come?” igan, where armed protesters would want to have around. I The new arrivals were taken to San Texas. Gomez, 36, said Wednesday in Tijuana, forced their way inside the see them as being a deterrent to Diego hotels to quarantine amid the coro- The International Organization for Mexico, at a border crossing with San Statehouse last year and the FBI bad things happening,” he said. navirus pandemic before they travel to Migration, the U.N. migration agency, Diego. “I never thought it would happen.” said it uncovered a plot to kid- There’s a similar proposal their final destinations in the U.S. to stay tests asylum-seekers for COVID-19 in Across the border from Texas’ Rio nap the governor, a state panel this year in Oklahoma, where with relatives, friends or sponsors. Mexico and quarantines anyone with pos- Grande Valley, Enda Marisol Rivera of El banned the open carry of guns gun rights advocates are again President Joe Biden is making good on itive results for 10 days. In San Diego, even Salvador and her 10-year-old son have after the Jan. 6 riot in Washing- pushing to allow people with a his promise to end a policy that Trump asylum-seekers who tested negative will been braving below-freezing tempera- ton, D.C. license to carry firearms inside said was critical to reversing a surge of quarantine for seven days in hotels under tures this week, snuggling under piles of Democratic state Sen. Dayna the Capitol. It hasn’t yet had a asylum-seekers, which peaked in 2019. U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Pre- donated blankets in their makeshift tent Polehanki said that “tensions are hearing. The program, known officially as “Migrant vention guidelines. of tarps. Their propane gas stove froze, she high” in Michigan following the “A person needs to be able to Protection Protocols,” changed the way A coalition of nongovernmental groups said. Despite the added hardship from the assaults, and she’s disappointed protect themselves, no matter people traditionally had been treated by called the San Diego Rapid Response Net- Arctic blast that hit Texas and northern that concealed weapons are still where they are,” said Don Spen- the U.S. government as they sought pro- work will provide hotel rooms, arrange Mexico, Rivera was in good spirits. allowed in the Statehouse. cer, president of the Oklahoma tection from violence and persecution. It transportation and perform health Rivera and her son are among about “What they said is that weap- Second Amendment Associa- exposed them to violence in Mexican bor- screenings, Hopkins said. Jewish Family 850 migrants living in the tent camp in ons, guns, bullets are still wel- tion. der cities and made it difficult to find law- Service will buy bus or plane tickets if asy- a sprawling park just south of the Rio come in our state Capitol as Not everyone in Montana yers and communicate with courts about lum-seekers can’t afford them and winter Grande in the Mexican city of Matamoros long as we can’t see them. It feels safer with the new law, their cases. clothes if needed. who applied for asylum and were told to doesn’t make anyone safer,” she however. Democratic House There were unanswered questions “We’ll make sure they are healthy and in wait in Mexico for their U.S. court dates. said. Minority Leader Kim Abbott about Biden’s changes, including how good shape to travel,” Hopkins said in an Many in the camp turned down offers this Vermont lawmakers, mean- said more guns could add a Central Americans who returned home interview. week to be transferred to city shelters, fear- while, are considering expand- chilling new dimension to will get back to the U.S.-Mexico border. It’s About 70,000 asylum-seekers have been ing they would lose their chance at being ing their Statehouse ban on debates in polarized times. also unclear how long it will take to work part of the Remain in Mexico program allowed into the United States if they didn’t guns to other government “If you have more guns in the through all the cases, with the oldest going since it started in January 2019. Those stay close to the border. buildings. In Washington state, building when you’re talking a measure that would ban open about things that are so per- carry of guns in the Capitol and sonal and intense ... you do near permitted demonstrations worry about things escalating,” Justice Sotomayor reportedly a target has cleared a committee and is she said. of man who killed N.J. judge’s son Larry McShane locker belonging to gunman North Brunswick, New Jersey, deadly fixation on Salas, was New York Daily News Roy Den Hollander showed attack. also focused on New York State The man who murdered the killer was gathering infor- The judge’s 20-year-old Chief Judge Janet DiFiore. Her the son of a New Jersey fed- mation on the justice before son, Daniel, was shot to death address and photo were found eral court his lethal rampage at her sub- when Den Hollander arrived in the killer’s car on a grassy judge had a urban home last July. at their home intent on killing stretch off a roadway in Sulli- second tar- The FBI “found another gun, the judge. Her husband sur- van County. get on his hit a Glock, more ammunition,” vived a gunshot wound from Den Hollander was list: Supreme recounted Salas. “But the most the killer, who committed sui- described by those who knew Court Justice troubling thing they found was cide shortly after the slaying. him as a mean-spirited loner, Sonia Soto- a manila folder with a workup The shooter also killed Cali- with court papers from his mayor. on Justice Sonia Sotomayor. ... fornia attorney Marc Angelucci turn-of-the-century divorce Judge Sotomayor Who knows what would have eight days before the ambush painting the killer as a con- AP FILE Esther Salas, happened?” at Salas’ home, apparently trolling husband who forced Protesters gather outside the Montana State Capitol in an inter- The FBI opened the locker over a long-standing grudge, his wife to work at the Times in Helena in 2020. A bill signed into law Thursday by view airing Sunday on “60 after Den Hollander was iden- authorities said. Square strip club FlashDanc- Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte allows concealed firearms Minutes,” revealed that a tified as the shooter in the Den Hollander, who held a ers. to be carried in most places in the state without a permit.

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Kim Kardashian West files the services of perhaps the best-known divorce to divorce Kanye West attorney in the country, Laura Wasser, dubbed the “Disso Queen” after representing clients “Kimye” is kaput. Kim Kardashian West filed CELEB that include Angelina Jolie, Johnny Depp for divorce from Kanye West on Friday after 6 and Britney Spears. Wasser filed the divorce 1/2 years of marriage, court records show. The Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court. It was first move brings an impending end to one of the most reported by celebrity website TMZ. followed celebrity unions of the 21st century — NEWS Kardashian is a Los Angeles-area lifer, but the marriage of a reality TV superstar and a hip- A daily look at the West is from Chicago and spends much of his hop and fashion phenomenon with four kids, a lives of celebrities time, including many of the latter months of the vast fortune to split and even more fame. marriage, at his ranch in Wyoming, and has said The couple began dating in 2012 and had their he wants his kids with him there. first child in 2013. West proposed later that year using the Their four children are all 7 or under: North, age 7, Saint, giant screen at the empty waterfront ballpark of the San age 5, Chicago, age 3, and Psalm, 21 months old. AP FILE Francisco Giants, and the two married May 24, 2014, in a Both Kardashian and West have parlayed their initial ceremony at a Renaissance fortress in Florence, Italy. Kim Kardashian West filed for divorce Friday from fame — his for being a sought-after hip-hop producer and Kanye West after 6 1/2 years of marriage. The beginning of the end of the marriage comes after the the rapper behind “Stronger” and “Gold Digger,” hers for September announcement that the show that made her becoming a reality TV star on a par with a movie star — into West has 30 million followers on Twitter, Kardashian has family’s name, “Keeping Up With The Kardashians,” was bigger endeavors, and have amassed considerable wealth nearly 200 million on Instagram. Both are among the most coming to an end in 2021 after 14 years. with it. posted-about people in the history of social media. It was the first marriage for the West, 43, and the third for West’s Yeezy fashion line, with its pricey clothing and And her carefully curated persona stood in contrast Kardashian, 40. coveted Adidas sneakers, has become as much part of to his erratic public moments that often resulted in wild Kardashian’s first marriage at age 19 in 2000 to music his life and persona and his music. Kardashian went from statements and over-sharing tweet storms. producer Damon Thomas lasted until 2004, and in 2011, famous socialite to major businesswoman, with mobile In one of these, since deleted, in July 2020, West said she married former NBA player Kris Humphries in a apps and games in her name, along with beauty products heavily hyped wedding that was televised in a two-part and clothes. he had been trying to divorce Kardashian, that her mother, special on “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.” West was a vocal Donald Trump supporter who became Kris Jenner, was a tyrant and that the family was trying to She filed for divorce less than three months later, though a minor candidate for president last year; he ended up force him into psychiatric treatment. was still legally married in 2012 when she and West, a having little effect on the election. Kardashian has taken Kardashian responded with a statement on Instagram, friend for years who had paid tribute to her in his songs, preliminary steps toward becoming a lawyer after devoting urging people to have compassion for West as he struggled became a couple, and she became pregnant. herself increasingly to freeing the unjustly imprisoned, with mental illness. Since the Humphries divorce, Kardashian has retained which had led to meetings with Trump. — from wire reports

ASK AMY Millennial wonders if ‘thank you’ is too old-fashioned Dear Amy: My grandmother is a to someone, a timeless experience not just a hearing-impaired per- member with hearing loss. Time traditional Southern lady who drilled unfolds. son. She’s either running the water after time, I’ve felt the frustration of her grandchildren on the importance There is the act of writing itself, to rinse off dishes, chopping and trying to communicate, because his of a heartfelt, promptly sent thank but also the “float” of a couple of running cooking devices such as comprehension seems to be spo- you note after receiving a gift or kind days when the stamped message blenders or mixers, watering plants radic. gesture. is traveling (literally, not virtually), outside, or chewing and crunching He finally explained to me: “If I’m recovering from surgery being delivered (thank you, mail car- her food in my ear. there is ANY background noise, that and many people have been kind riers!), opened, and enjoyed. When these sound effects hap- completely takes over and I cannot enough to bring me a meal as I Amy Dickinson pen, I have to ask her to repeat The rules have not changed. hear your voice.” recuperate. herself. Aha! You should say this to your I like letting people know how The “rule” being that when people I can tell she gets annoyed with extend themselves through acts of are acknowledging your gracious friend, as many times as it takes. Her their kindness has blessed me, and I gratitude and the lovely old-school me, addresses my situation but usually have a note in the mail within kindness, they should be thanked. says, “if I don’t do this now, I don’t hearing might be fine, but her own Some people snap a photo or manners that your grandmother comprehension seems to be faulty. the week, but often the response I drilled into you. know when I’ll be able to talk.” video and post their thank you on get to my note is an uncomfortable, You aren’t embarrassing them — This is a person who thrives on Dear Amy: The question from “A “You didn’t have to do that!” social media as a public gesture of being self-important, feeling popular, you are inspiring them. Reader”made this reader see red! It appears that this courtesy may thanks — and in this Instagrammy and it’s always about her. This person was happily engaging be viewed as being overly formal world, this also has the added social Dear Amy: I have a dear friend I’ve accepted that over the past in an adulterous relationship and and may even cause embarrass- benefit of reminding their followers who is like a sister to me. We talk 20 years and actually find it enter- wanted you to basically sign off on ment to the recipient. that the giver is generous, but also a couple of times a week over the taining. it. Thank you for this line: “In terms I’m a millennial and many of my that the recipient is “so blessed!” phone. Our friendship is important to me. of both your conscience and your peers don’t send these kinds of (and deserving). This is somewhat I have a hearing disability in one I’ve made suggestions, like, “Let’s luck, I’d say that you have a deficit notes. show-offy, but it is what people do. ear that a hearing aid will not help. chat later when you’re not busy,” or of both.” Therefore, I do my best to listen Have the rules changed? Others will text or call. I make up an excuse and say I have Red Reader carefully and do not have issues Are thank you notes still the way But the handwritten note remains a call scheduled that I have to take, to go when expressing gratitude, with anyone other than this one so let’s check in later. Dear Red: In a world gone mad, I the gold standard of gratitude-ex- and if not, what is the best way to friend. Amy, she lives alone (as I do), and can still be shocked by unrepentant pressing. express thanks in these increasingly She is aware of my situation. we are both retired. cheating. Being told, “You didn’t have to do However, nine out of 10 times when informal times? How can I get through to her? You can email Amy Dickinson at askamy@ that!” is vastly different from, “I wish we talk, she is constantly doing Grateful Millennial Phone Frustration! amydickinson.com or send a letter to Ask Amy, you hadn’t done that!” something in the background that P.O. Box 194, Freeville, NY 13068. You can also Dear Grateful: When you write In a semi-clunky way, your friends would be disturbing to anyone, Dear Frustration!: I have a family follow her on @Twitter askingamy or Facebook.

DEAR ABBY Story of wrongful conviction is shared without permission Dear Abby: I’m a gay man in my to have gotten through that.” your partner in exactly these terms. Dear Uncertain: Of course your late 40s, partnered with a man in his How do I move past this, if he Couples counseling may save your “guy” thinks things are fine the way late 50s. There are a lot of issues keeps telling people a story that is relationship, but only if the balance they are. They are — for him. I’m from my past that I try hard to move NOT his to tell, but mine to disclose of power is adjusted. delighted you decided to return beyond and let go of. I was wrongly if I choose to do so? The shame to college and get your degree. By accused and convicted of a crime I and embarrassment of facing this Dear Abby: I was friends with my didn’t commit, for which I was sen- trauma of my past on a regular guy before getting into a relationship doing so, you are taking control of tenced to life in prison. basis isn’t healthy for me. How can with him seven years ago. The prob- your life, which is moving in the I get him to understand that he lem is, I feel like we are not growing. right direction. I sat in prison seven years before Abigail Van Buren I was able to prove my innocence needs to stop doing it? I’m afraid He is still living with his mom, we Please understand that you may and regain my freedom. Even then, to say anything to him about it. He have no plans for the future, etc. not only outgrow the relationship, dismisses my feelings most of the Dear Frustrated: You not only At least once a year, I ask him I was forced to accept certain but also this young man. By all time when I bring up things he does have to speak up, but you also have how he views our relationship, but requirements to keep my freedom, means, keep him as a friend if you regardless of being proven innocent. that upset me. I love this man with to be heard. That your much older I only get the same response that can. Unfortunately, I’m finding it difficult all of my heart. He was one of only partner dismisses your feelings is things are fine the way they are. I two people who stood by me during have now started back in college Be a role model if he’s able to learn because my partner keeps sharing controlling and condescending. He my trauma and made it possible to while maintaining a full-time job, but from your example, but continue to my story with people who are com- has no right to disclose VERY per- plete strangers to me. When they prove my innocence. He was my I’m so frustrated I feel like giving up broaden your horizons. sonal information about you with meet me, the first words out of their “first.” My love for him has only on the relationship and moving on. grown over the years, but this issue strangers. I’m actually stuck between a break- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also mouths are things like: “You poor known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by man, I’m so sorry,” or “Wow, I can’t of my story being revealed has to You wrote that this is your first up and keeping a friendship. Any end. advice? her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby believe you went through that,” and relationship. If this continues, it at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los “Man, you must be a strong person Frustrated in the Midwest may not be your last. Present it to Uncertain in Alabama Angeles, CA 90069. McDormand wows in earthbound yet expansive ‘Nomadland’ Ann Hornaday nomads Linda May and Swankie.) The Washington Post Filmed in the majestic contours of MOVIE REVIEW omadland” is the kind widescreen Westerns, McDormand Four stars. of big and big-hearted holds the camera with an utterly Star guide: Four stars “Nmovie — featuring a disarming combination of self-ef- masterpiece, three stars very central performance at once epic facement and command — the same good, two stars OK, one star and fine-tuned — that reminds you charismatic naturalism that made poor, no stars waste of time. of how much life one film can hold, her appearances on the awards cir- Rating: Rated R. when circumstances allow. cuit a few years ago for “Three Bill- Contains some full nudity. Those circumstances, in this case, boards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” Availabity: Atlas Cinemas are the essential elements of story, such an exhilarating departure from Midway Mall 8 and other actor and interpreter: Here, all three the usual empty glitz. theaters. Streaming on Hulu. fuse into a transcendent whole, Figuring out what makes Fern tick Running time: 108 minutes. inviting viewers into an experience SEARCHLIGHT PICTURES — and McDormand’s openness to that inquiry — provides one narra- that is simultaneously expansive A cast of real-life nomads joins Frances McDormand in “Nomadland.” grit. Fern is tough and self-reliant, to and closely observed; spacious and tive engine to “Nomadland.” Another be sure, but never at the expense of dom RV parks. and Henry Hathaway invested with impossibly hemmed-in; melancholy is what it will take to make her settle her own softness and longing. Based on Jessica Bruder’s 2017 so much hegemonic bravado are no and gloriously liberated. down: When she meets a quiet, sen- Filmed by Zhao’s frequent col- nonfiction book, “Nomadland” less impressive for being the back- sitive fellow traveler named Dave, The emotional instrument laborator Joshua James Richards features a cast of real-life nomads, drop for a new, far less triumphalist the temptation is palpable (after all, through whom these competing and to take full advantage of the film’s including Bob Wells, a proselytizer form of human aspiration. he’s played by David Strathairn). complementary impulses thrum is spectacular geographic settings and for the lifestyle whose YouTube vid- Which isn’t to say that Fern’s jour- But most of all, this visually the magnificent Frances McDor- the preternaturally expressive face mand, who plays a widow named eos have become wildly popular. ney is downbeat. “I’m not homeless, lush, emotionally complex jour- of its leading lady, “Nomadland” Fern. As “Nomadland” begins, Fern This mix of professional and non- I’m just house-less,” she says matter- ney is gratifying for its own sake, winds up being as contradictory as is leaving her home in Empire, Nev., professional players is a specialty of-factly at one point. Throughout as McDormand and Zhao take the its flinty, enormously sympathetic where the local gypsum mine has of writer-director Chloe Zhao, who “Nomadland,” McDormand subverts audience into a world that for many closed. orchestrates the film’s aesthetic narrative expectations about Fern’s Americans is hiding in plain sight, protagonist. With few employment options at balance of rough-and-ready verite motivations: She is both enigmatic illuminating its underlying reality of It’s happy and sad; soaring and her disposal, she acquires a van and and classic cinematic grandeur with and transparent as she gets on with dire economic disruption without earthily unsentimental. Under sets off to join the growing number admirable finesse. whatever work is at hand, whether condescension or trite polemics. Zhao’s assured hand, what starts as a of middle-aged and older Ameri- As she did in her breakout film it’s harvesting beets in Nebraska That tricky narrative and emo- tone poem to the idiosyncratic urges cans who, by dint of necessity or “The Rider,” Zhao evinces an or working at Wall Drug in North tional tone is much harder than that drive us swells into an ecstatic freewheeling temperament, work as instinctive understanding for land- Dakota. (Among the unexpected it looks, and it’s a tribute to the hymn to the ties that bind us — to seasonal migrant laborers through- scapes and the people who populate draws of “Nomadland” are the filmmakers that they never let their each other, and to the fragile, stub- out the country, in everything from them: Here, the same sweeping vis- friends Fern makes along the way, heroine succumb to self-pity or, per- bornly enduring natural world we Amazon fulfillment centers to ran- tas that such auteurs as John Ford including irresistibly named real-life haps just as annoying, you-go-girl inhabit alone, together.

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Biden addresses COVID progress the Market In revIew Weather delays Stock Market IndexeS 6M vaccines Dow Jones industrials 31,680 Zeke Miller Close: 31,494.32 31,380 and Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar Change: 0.98 (flat) The Associated Press 31,080 10 DAYS 32,000 PORTAGE, Mich. — Presi- 31,000 dent Joe Biden toured a state- 30,000 of-the art coronavirus vac- cine plant Friday, intent on 29,000 showcasing progress even as 28,000 extreme winter weather across 27,000 the U.S. handed his vaccina- 26,000 tion campaign its first major AFSONDJ setback, delaying shipment of about 6 million doses and causing temporary closures of S&P 500 3,960 inoculation sites in many com- Close: 3,906.71 3,900 munities. 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Nasdaq composite added 9.11 points, or YouTube, which we enforce consistently, n Melissa Shilling, a 17-year member of Orange Juice ICE Mar 21 109.55 +.20 0.1 percent, to 13,874.46. regardless of speaker,” Ivy Choi, a spokes- the state’s Environmental Review Appeals person for Google, told The Associated Commission Facebook may regret power Press. “We removed this video in accor- Mutual FundS move in Australia dance with our COVID-19 misinformation U.S. existing homes sales, Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init and prices, rise again in Jan. 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cyan B6 magenta B6 yellow B6 black B6 Section On top again Down Under? Novak Djokovic, right, goes for 9th title at Australian Open, C 18th major overall in final Saturday, vs. Daniil Medvedev. Page C3 February 20, 2021 WWW.CHRONICLET.COM

NUGGETS 120, BOYS BASKETBALL CAVALIERS 103 A nine mess Denver’s Murray scores 50; Cavs drop 9th in a row

Tom Withers The Associated Press CLEVELAND — Not him- self of late, Jamal Murray got a lecture from Nuggets coach Michael Malone about being more aggressive and not pass- ing up open shots. He listened — and launched. Murray scored a career-high 50 points and became the first player in NBA history to get that many without trying a free throw as Denver adjusted to a schedule change by handing the Cleveland Cavaliers their ninth straight loss, 120-103 on Friday night. Following the game, Murray was unaware that he had done something unique. “I was just making my shots,” he said nonchalantly between KRSTIN BAUER / CHRONICLE PHOTOS sips of a postgame smoothie. Deceased area coach Larry Shaw was honored Friday before the game at Keystone. Below, Amherst’s George Gotsis takes a shot vs. Sean Saterlee. “It’s kind of cool to make his- tory. It’s a cool stat.” Murray was cooler than cool. While All-Star starter Nikola Jokic added a triple-double on his birthday, it was Murray’s night. The smooth guard made 21 of 25 shots, including 8 of Undisputed champion 10 3-pointers and scored 30 in the second half. He added six rebounds and two steals during 38 electrifying minutes. Comets roll in battle of league winners “To do it as efficiently as he did it is really remarkable,” said Tim Gebhardt AMHERST 76, us old guys that knew Larry Malone. “That’s an incredible The Chronicle-Telegram well. I think it’s cool that Lar- stat line.” LAGRANGE — Larry Shaw KEYSTONE 53 ry’s great-granddaughter was With the Cavs still hanging would have been proud to here. It was important for around, Murray made three see two of his former schools 76-53 victory over the Lorain those kids and the family.” 3-pointers in a 65-second span locked up in a battle Friday County League champion As for the game, Amherst See CAVS, C5 night at Keystone. Wildcats (14-5). starters George Gotsis and The first Coach Shaw Clas- “It really meant a lot to me,” Ty Weatherspoon along with sic was dedicated to the long- said Amherst coach Pat Bray, junior Nick Hamrlik combined NEXT UP time coach who spent 51 years who played football and bas- to score 62 points. Amherst won the rebound and turn- WHO: Cleveland leading kids in various sports, ketball for Shaw at Amherst. vs. Oklahoma City including long and successful “When they were reading off over battles and shot the ball WHEN: Sunday, 7 p.m. stints at both schools. Shaw that stuff, it put the memories well, hitting 53 percent from WHERE: Rocket died this month. back in your head.” the field. Hamrlik and Weath- Mortgage FieldHouse Southwestern Conference “It’s a really good thing,” erspoon’s younger brother TV/RADIO: FoxSports champion Amherst (13-3) said Keystone coach Jeff Holz- Torre each had five rebounds. Ohio; WEOL 930-AM, came away with a one-sided, hauer. “That’s something for See COMETS, C2 WTAM 1100-AM, WMMS 100.7-FM, WNZN 89.1-FM WESTLAKE 65, MIDVIEW 43 INDIANS Offense goes missing

Tito Mike Perry Nyco (Vidal) and making shots The Chronicle-Telegram Midview held hard on him. EATON TWP. — It was a third “They knew that’s what we had quarter to forget for Midview to six in third to do to try to score the basket- in boot ball. When a few shots don’t go in in a 65-43 Southwestern Con- mand. They outscored Mid- early ... I thought we battled and ference loss to Westlake. view 27-6 in the quarter and With leading scorer Aden never let the lead fall below 20 competed for a while, but we just after Gregory in quarantine and out points the rest of the way. couldn’t score with them.” of action, the Middies struggled The Middies were ice-cold Vidal had 11 points, but it to score all night, but the third from the floor all game, hitting took him 19 shots to get there. quarter was when the Demons just 17 of 42 shots from the Senior Tyler Dawson added 11 staph (12-10, 7-8 SWC) turned a tight field, including going 3-for-18 points, while sophomore Ryan game into a rout. from beyond the 3-point arc. Runser had 10. The Middies (11-10, 7-8) hit “They keep coming at you Brabenec hopes to see more Tom Withers balanced scoring from the The Associated Press just two shots from the floor in and they’ve got a bench that the third, turned the ball over can really play,” Midview Middies. CLEVELAND — Indians seven times and allowed West- coach Jim Brabenec said of “Losing Aden is big, but manager Terry Francona is lake to take control of a game it the Demons. “They keep sub- every team has had to go recovering from another health THOMAS FETCENKO / CHRONICLE led only 26-21 at halftime. The bing guys in that are all really, through COVID issues this scare. Midview’s Bryce Newton drives to the hoop for a shot Demons used a 16-1 run early really good. I thought they did year,” he said. After miss- Friday as Westlake’s Justin Garcia swats at the ball. in the quarter to take com- a really good job on (senior) See MIDVIEW, C2 ing most of last season with medical issues, Fran- DISTRICT HOCKEY: AMHERST 1, AVON LAKE 0 cona recently underwent surgery to Francona remove a staph Ciura finds net, infection in his left big toe, the latest medical setback for the two-time World Series winner. delivers victory The 61-year-old Francona spent 10 days in the hospital Chris Sweeney district tournament at the John after doctors excised the infec- The Chronicle-Telegram M. Coyne Recreation Center. tion. Francona, who only man- Fourth-seeded Amherst (17-4) BROOKLYN — Opportunity aged 14 games for Cleveland will face the winner of No. 7 Avon knocked. Nick Ciura answered last season due to poor health, vs. No. 8 Benedictine — who play for Amherst. will be on antibiotics for sev- today at noon — in the quarterfi- eral more weeks and is hob- The Comets were search- nals Tuesday at 6 p.m. bling around training camp on ing for an elusive goal with “It was really key to win the crutches. less than four minutes to play. face-off,” Ciura said. “Nate came “I’m in a boot. I wasn’t all Nathan Harmych had a good across, made a move on the goalie that mobile to begin with, so it’s look deflected right into the and I just found it and buried it. not necessarily really killing my stick of Ciura, who fired before Our legs weren’t there the whole mobility,” Francona joked on a the goalkeeper could recover game, but in the end it was a good Zoom call from Goodyear, Ariz. THOMAS FETCENKO / CHRONICLE to seal a 1-0 victory over Avon relief to get up on the board first “It’s more a pain in the neck.” Amherst’s Aidan Brattoli takes the puck down the ice Friday as he’s defended by Lake on Friday in the second and then close out the game.” See TRIBE, C5 Avon Lake’s Matt Tomaselli. round of the Brooklyn West See HOCKEY, C2

cyan C1 magenta C1 yellow C1 black C1 C2 Saturday, February 20, 2021 LOCAL SPORTS The Chronicle-Telegram BOYS BASKETBALL: PARMA 72, ELYRIA CATHOLIC 39 Depleted Panthers drop 10th straight

Todd Shapiro off, his skills are down a little floor it’s about execution. They The Chronicle-Telegram bit but he really got back into guys are gaining valuable expe- PARMA — Elyria Catholic basketball shape and he hit rience but the truth is coaches will remember the inaugural a couple of big shots for us think execution is about X’s and Great Lakes Conference tour- today. Steven is a classy kid O’s but typically it’s about expe- nament in much the same and he’s been a big part of this rience and running through way people recall the Titanic’s team all season, and credit to your sets on offense. It’s read inaugural voyage. him for being ready when his and react stuff and we have The undermanned Panthers number was called.” younger guys who are working hit another iceberg Friday The Redmen splintered the incredibly hard, they just don’t night, falling 72-39 to Parma Panthers’ defense with a bar- have the experience yet.” in the tournament’s consola- rage of 14 3-pointers, scoring The Panthers only have a tion round. more than half of their points few more practices left to try to Elyria Catholic, which is from long range. piece together a winning lineup missing its entire starting five Allan Eason led Parma with before Wickliffe come to the from earlier in the season, fell 29 points and Darius Davis Coliseum on Tuesday to open to 3-16. had 21. Eason, who came Division III tournament play. As has been the case into the game averaging 23.5 “We’ve been having really throughout the GLC tour- points per game, ended the good practices and these kids nament, the Panthers dug night with a Russell West- understand what has to be themselves a deep hole early, brook-like stat line, connect- done,” Palmer said. “There’s allowing the Redmen to end ing on nine 3-pointers but that saying that the game the first quarter on a 17-2 run taking 26 shots from the field. goes 100 miles an hour and it and take a 25-7 lead. The Redmen, who were upset really doesn’t slow down until With an ever shrinking by Fairview and Valley Forge in you have that experience and number of options at his dis- the opening rounds of the tour- that’s the one thing these guys posal, Elyria Catholic coach nament, played most of their don’t have.” Rob Palmer put senior Steven starters the entire way despite Contact Todd Shapiro at 329-7135 Navalinsky in the starting lie- having a 55-20 lead heading or [email protected]. nup. into the fourth quarter. Parma 72, EC 39 Navalinsky is better known Elyria Catholic continues ELYRIA CATHOLIC (39): Colin Ginley 4-1-9, for his exploits on the foot- to look for someone who can Joey Bucci 1-2-4, Levi Ellis 2-0-4, Steven Navalinsky 2-1-6, Thomas Niederst 1-0-2, ball field but he gave the Pan- be a consistent scorer. Miles Miles Lisner 6-2-14. Totals 16-6-39. PARMA (72): Allan Eason 10-0-29, thers a brief lift, scoring their Lisner, a junior, led the Pan- Rogiemil Sano 3-0-6, Darius Davis 8-2- first five points of the game, thers with 14 points, 10 in 21, Lawrence Williamson 2-0-4, George Burton 1-0-3, Joshua Mankins 2-0-5, including their only 3-pointer. the second half, and sopho- Alejandro Castro 2-0-4. Totals 28-2-72. Elyria Catholic 7 8 5 19 — 39 “He’s the captain of the foot- more Colin Ginley added nine Parma 25 12 18 17 — 72 ball team and the kids really for the Panthers, who have Three-point goals: Elyria Catholic (Navalinsky), Parma (Eason 9, Davis 3, respect him,” Palmer said of dropped 10 in a row. Burton, Mankins). Field goals: Elyria Catholic 16-49 (33 percent), Parma 28-66 Navalinsky. “He brings a level “You’ve got to suit it up (42 percent). Free throws: Elyria Catholic 6-10 (60 percent), Parma 2-3 (67 percent). of composure to the team. He’s every Tuesday and Friday and Rebounds: Elyria Catholic 35, Parma 35. always ready for the moment. be ready to play,” Palmer said. Turnovers: Elyria Catholic 24, Parma 14. Total fouls: Elyria Catholic 7, Parma 15. After taking a couple of years “Ultimately, when you get on the Junior varsity: Elyria Catholic, 48-43.

COMETS From C1 Ty Weatherspoon collected four as Amherst outrebounded Keystone 32-27. “We sort of beat them up and forced some turnovers,” said Gotsis, who led Amherst with 24 points, his season high. “When they were screening, we doubled the top guy and got them in some trouble and we were able to guard the passing lanes. “My teammates were finding me in open THOMAS FETCENKO / CHRONICLE spots and I was able to make them.” Keystone committed a half dozen first-quar- Midview’s Ryan Runser takes a shot while guarded by Westlake’s Will Ostrowski on Friday. ter turnovers, Amherst led 20-9 after one and was really never threatened from there. Key- their zone, let him be a play- North Royalton on Wednesday. stone did whittle the deficit to six to start the MIDVIEW maker from there, we could “We’ve got to play a really second half, but the Comets answered with From C1 have some success.” good team in North Royalton, a 12-0 run to push the lead to 53-35 midway Senior Cal Reghi added 16 a team that’s just like (West- through the third quarter. “We can’t use that as an points, and Austin Norris had lake),” Brabenec said. “They “I was able to cut backdoor and find some open KRISTIN BAUER / CHRONICLE excuse. We need other guys to 12. can shoot it, they’ve got big spots and hit some buckets,” said Hamrlik, who Amherst’s George Fayer (5) takes the ball step up. We won the last two Starting guards Will Ostrowski guys and they’ve got a heck of scored 12 of his points in the first half. “Coach to the hoop while guarded by Konner games and Nyco scored over and Greyson Alyaderani only a point guard. preached all week that (Keystone) was a confer- Rodick (2), Rocky Houston (1) and Ryan 30. You can’t rely on someone scored two and seven points, “We know we’ve got our ence champion and we needed to play hard.” Walsh on Friday. to get 30-plus for you every respectively, but Huber was hands full, but I think if we The Wildcats were guilty of 19 turnovers for night. thrilled with how the pair battle and we compete, and the game. Amherst had 11, but six of those we pride ourselves on. I expected us to go toe- “Especially against a team defended the 3-point line. maybe knock down a few more came in the late stages when the verdict was to-toe with Amherst. I didn’t know if we would like that in our league that “I thought they were really shots than we did tonight, we long decided. win, but I expected us to go toe-for-toe and I knows what he can do.” disruptive and kind of made can give ourselves a shot in the “We talk all season about getting stops,” just thought it would be a slugfest.” Westlake shot 50 percent (Midview’s) guards a little fourth quarter.” said Bray. “When we get those stops, we have “I thought we’d put on a good show and I from the floor and con- uncomfortable,” Huber said. Contact Mike Perry at 329-7135 to turn them into points and I thought we did thought we just didn’t do that.” nected on 11 from behind the “Midview is a really good team or [email protected]. that to start the game off.” Contact Tim Gebhardt at 329-7135 3-point arc. Senior Justin Gar- when they’re playing in that Keystone sophomore Ryan Walsh finished Westlake 65, Midview 43 or [email protected]. cia, a 6-foot-8 wing, scored rhythm, and we wanted to WESTLAKE (65): Will Ostrowski 1-0-2, with 21 points after being held scoreless in the 17, grabbed a game-high 10 take them out of it a little bit. Greyson Elyaderani 2-1-7, Cal Reghi 6-0- first quarter. Half of Keystone’s 20 field goals Amherst 76, Keystone 53 16, Justin Garcia 7-0-17, Austin Norris rebounds, blocked two shots Those guys did a really nice 6-0-12, Ray Ellington 1-3-6, Blake Wolfe were from the 3-point arc. Walsh had five, AMHERST (76): George Gotsis 9-3-24, George Fayer 2-0-5, Ty 1-0-3, Deontae Redding 1-0-2. Totals Weatherspoon 8-4-22, Torre Weatherspoon 0-0-0, Jordan Koury and handed out eight assists. job of making them play out of 25-4-65. and Konner Roddick four. Christian Pataky 2-0-5, Austin Kucirek 2-0-4, Nick Hamrlik 7-2-16, Jalin Dampler MIDVIEW (43): Bryce Newton 0-1-1, Nyco 0-0-0, Landen Bray 0-0-0, David Cairns 0-0-0, Trent Branchen “His passing has really rhythm.” Vidal 4-2-11, Tyler Dawson 5-0-11, KJ chipped in 10 points and six rebounds. 0-0-0. Totals 30-9-76. Moye 3-0-6, Ryan Runser 3-3-10, Marc KEYSTONE (53): Rocky Houston 4-0-12, Konner Rodick 3-0-7, AJ improved this year,” Demons The Demons, seeded 22nd Reed 2-0-4. Totals 17-6-43. “I was disappointed in our lack of tough- Stefan 0-0-0, Ryan Walsh 7-2-21, Christian Pataky 5-0-10, Sean Satterlee 1-0-2, Alex Nagle 0-1-1, Ian Morgan 0-0-0, Jake Morgan coach Jeff Huber said. “I think in the Division I Northeast 4 Westlake 15 11 27 12 — 65 ness,” said Holzhauer. “You don’t always have 0-0-0, Luke Forthofer 0-0-0. Totals 20-3-53. Midview 10 11 6 16 — 43 Amherst 20 21 20 15 — 76 he’s second on the team in District, will host the 33rd seed, Three-point goals: Westlake 11-24 (Reghi to be the bigger, more athletic team. We’ve had 4, Garcia 3, Elyaderani 2, Ellington, Keystone 9 21 15 8 — 53 assists, so that’s really opened Akron Firestone, in the first Wolfe), Midview 3-18 (Vidal, Dawson, plenty of teams over the years where they aren’t Three-point goals: Amherst 7-18 (Gotsis 3, Ty Weatherspoon 2, Runser). Field goals: Westlake 25-50 (50 Fayer, Koury), Keystone 10-22 (Walsh 5, Houston 4, Rodick). things up. He has the ability to round of the sectional tourna- percent), Midview 17-42 (40.4 percent); bigger, they aren’t faster and they’re not stron- Field goals: Amherst 30-57 (53 percent), Keystone 20-47 (42.5 Free throws: Westlake 4-7 (57.1 percent), percent). Free throws: Amherst 9-12 (75 percent), Keystone 3-4 make passes other kids can’t ger but they fight like hell. The last two games, ment Wednesday. Midview 6-9 (66.7 percent); Rebounds: (75 percent). Rebounds: Amherst 32 (Torre Weatherspoon, Nick make because of his height, Midview, the 26th seed in the Westlake 26 (Garcia 10), Midview 26 we played opponents that can match us phys- Hamrlik 5), Keystone 27 (Stefan, Walsh 6). Turnovers: Amherst (Runser 6). Turnovers: Westlake 9, 11, Keystone 19. Total fouls: Amherst 6, Keystone 11. Technical and we thought if we could get Division I Northeast 6 District, Midview 16. Total fouls: Westlake 13, ically and we just don’t do the little things that Foul: Roddick. Midview 6. Junior varsity: Keystone, 54-52. him the ball in the middle of will travel to face 14th-seeded Junior varsity: Midview, 41-39.

crease for me.” seconds after he was pulled. HOCKEY The Comets defense held Avon Lake couldn’t get into From C1 strong with Brady Grove its offense in time to pull Jagels recording 23 saves. The Shore- again, and was unable to get a Both teams played strong men managed eight shots in shot off in the final minute. defense, but Avon Lake (8-6-1) the first period and 11 in the “It’s been an interesting sea- had to hold off the only power third, but couldn’t find the son with COVID and all the play of the evening when Kon- back of the net. Avon Lake’s ner Wilson was called for trip- protocols and trying to figure Ryan Harbor opened the third ping at the 7:49 mark of the things out,” Avon Lake coach period with a good one-on- second period. Amherst only Wade Nilson said. “Overall it one opportunity, but Grove managed two shots while the was a pretty good year. We got snagged it. Shoremen defense cleared the off to a slow start, but I think “Defense has been good puck twice, including one with collectively we came together 30 seconds remaining on the all year long for us,” Amherst toward the end of the season. I penalty. coach Steve Morris said. “We’re think we were playing our best Amherst’s Joey Kramer pretty young and Brady has hockey toward the end of the almost set up Michael Hughes done a great job on the back year and that’s all you can ask with a great look as the power side there for us. He makes life for.” play expired, but his pass a lot easier. Being up 1-0 is not the most comfortable situa- Contact Chris Sweeney at 329-7135 sailed just out of Hughes’ or [email protected]. Follow reach. tion, but we’ll take it.” him @CSweeneyCT on Twitter. “On the power play, I had to Ciura’s goal left Avon Lake make sure I was up and made just 3:46 to come up with Amherst 1, Avon Lake 0 FIRST PERIOD: PENALTIES: None. sure nobody was behind me,” an equalizer. The Shoremen SECOND PERIOD: PENALTIES: (AL) Konner pulled Jagels for an extra man Wilson (2:00 tripping), 7:49. said Avon Lake goalkeeper THIRD PERIOD: (A) Nick Ciura (Nathan A.J. Jagels, who recorded with 1:04 left, but a long shot Harmych), 3:46. PENALTIES: None. 28 saves. “I had to watch all sailed to the left of the goal Avon Lake 0 0 0 — 0 Amherst 0 0 1 — 1 over the place and my defense and resulted in an icing infrac- Shots on goal: Avon Lake 23 (8-4-11), Amherst 29 (9-9-11). Goalies: Avon Lake: THOMAS FETCENKO / CHRONICLE did a great job of making sure tion, forcing a face-off on the A.J. Jagels (29 shots, 28 saves), Amherst: everyone was tied up and that Shoremen’s side of the ice and Brady Grove (23 shots, 23 saves). Power- Avon Lake’s Brady Stark and Amherst’s Aidan Brattoli dig the puck out from the boards play opportunities: Avon Lake 0-1, nobody came in front of the Jagels back into the game 14 Amherst 0-0. Friday in district action in Brooklyn.

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BROOKLYN (39): Fougerousse 3-0-6, Porkony 1-0-3, Pytel 3-3-9, AMHERST — Kayla Ferancy scored 22 points to Cogburen 4-0-9, Cowling 1-0-3, Davis 1-0-2, Cutright 3-0-9. lead Amherst past Bedford 50-41 in overtime in a Totals 16-3-39. Open Door 12 22 23 12 — 69 Division I girls basketball sectional opener Friday. Brooklyn 9 3 12 17 — 39 The No. 22 seed Comets, who out- Three-point goals: (OD) Howard-Guerra 3, Dobbins 2, Ford II 2, Brooks, Coutuns; (B) Cutright 3, Pokorny, Cogburn, Cowling. scored Bedford 9-0 in OT, advance to the sectional final today at No. 6 seed Shaw 68, Oberlin 67 St. Joseph Academy at 1 p.m. OBERLIN — Ty Locklear scored 22 points and Isaac Thompson had 19 to lead the Phoenix. BEDFORD (41): Carey 4-0-11, Lymon 3-1-7, Wells 2-0-6, Brooks 3-0-6, Whitted 2-2-6, Fussell 2-1-5. Totals 16-4-41. SHAW (68): Clark 6-0-14, Smalls 5-0-12, Herron 0-2-2, Harris 4-4- AMHERST (50): Kayla Ferancy 8-5-22, Kristen Kelley 2-7-11, Peyton 12, Ziegler 1-0-2, Sanders 11-2-26. Totals 27-8-68. Roberts 3-0-6, Ava Darmos 3-0-6, Bradyn Silvasy 1-1-3, Jules OBERLIN (67): Andre Yarber 1-0-2, Silas Brandt 0-1-1, Marius Gedling 1-0-2. Totals 18-13-50. Harrell 3-4-10, Isaac Thompson 8-2-19, Mikah Jones-Smith 3-0-7, Bedford 3 7 15 16 0 — 41 Ty Locklear 7-7-22, Darreon Barnes 3-0-6. Totals 25-14-67. Amherst 14 12 11 4 9 — 50 Shaw 15 15 21 11 — 68 Three-point goals: (B) Carey 3, Wells 2; (A) Ferancy. Oberlin 21 13 16 12 — 67 Three-point goals: (S) Clark 2, Smalls 2, Sanders 2; (O) Thompson, Avon 64, Valley Forge 25 Jones-Smith, Locklear. AVON — Brooke Laub scored 21 points to lead the Lutheran West 70, Clearview 44 Eagles in a Division I sectional final Thursday night. ROCKY RIVER — Sam Clark scored 13 points for VALLEY FORGE (25): Benjamin 2-1-6, Coyne 2-0-4, Beckner 2-0-4, the Clippers. Quinones 3-0-6, Amill 2-0-5. Totals 11-1-25. AVON (64): Abby Liber 4-2-11, Anna Fitch 1-0-2, Brooke Laub 7-2- CLEARVIEW (44): Caden Justice 1-0-2, Sam Clark 5-1-13, Ayden AP 21, Natalie Santoro 3-3-9, Alyssa Peganoff 1-0-3, Catie Geiger Cruz 1-3-6, Keith Calvin 0-1-1, Jalin Ferenzi 3-1-7, Nate Klamer 1-0- 5-0-10, Alyssa McLellon 4-0-8. Totals 25-7-64. 3, B’ohn Smith-Belcher 4-1-9, Josiah Moon 1-0-3. Totals 16-7-44. Novak Djokovic hits a backhand return to Germany’s Alexander Zverev during Tuesday’s Valley Forge 9 6 5 5 — 25 LUTHERAN WEST (70): Meniz 3-2-9, Keller 2-0-6, Robinson 2-0-6, Avon 23 14 22 5 — 64 Burnes 1-0-2, DeSimpelore 7-4-21, LaPointe 1-0-3, Van Forome 1-0-2, quarterfinals. Djokovic is going for his ninth Australian Open and 18th major championship. Three-point goals: (VF) Amill, Benjamin; (A) Laub 5, Liber, Peganoff. Kembomba 2-0-5, Peterson 7-0-14, Fletcher 1-0-2. Totals 27-6-70. Clearview 6 10 13 15 — 44 Lutheran West 21 18 20 11 — 70 Boys basketball Three-point goals: (C) Clark 2, Cruz, Klamer, Moon; (LW) DeSimpelore 3, Keller 2, Robinson 2, LaPointe, Meniz, Kembomba. Vermilion 43, Brookside 40 Boys bowling Djokovic chasing history; VERMILION — Zach Jones scored all of his 18 points on six 3-pointers, including one with two Brookside, Firelands fail to advance seconds left, to lead the Sailors. Medvedev his first major BROOKSIDE (40): Avery Young 3-2-10, Jake Montgomery 4-0-9, Brookside finished seventh in the 13-team field at Jaycob Kolleda 1-3-5, Kenny Grobolsek 1-2-4, Elijah Sheffield 2-0- the Division II district tournament at Rebman Rec. 4, Jake Barnhart 1-1-4, Pat Sheehan 1-0-2, Gabe Pawloski 1-0-2. Brookside was only 16 pins out of fourth heading Totals 14-8-40. Howard Fendrich “The more I win, the better VERMILION (43): Zach Jones 6-0-18, Donevan Lewis 4-1-9, Matt into the last two Baker games but rolled 142 and Saegert 3-1-9, Ethan Young 1-0-2, Justin Wagner 1-0-2, Ethan 148 to fall out of contention. The Associated Press I feel coming back each year,” Hendrickson 1-0-2, Gus Matheson 0-1-1. Totals 16-3-43. Djokovic said. “I think it’s kind Brookside 6 9 16 9 — 40 Steven Biltz led the Cardinals with a 636 series Novak Djokovic lost his first career Grand Vermilion 10 12 11 10 — 43 (233-167-236) to finish 11th individually. Adam Slam final at the U.S. Open. Then he won his of also logical to expect that. The Three-point goals: (B) Young 2, Montgomery, Barnhart; (V) Jones Smail (575), Donovan Thatch (563) and Mason second, which came at the Australian Open. love affair keeps going.” 6, Saegert 2. Besserer (545) rounded out the Cardinals’ scoring. Firelands, making its first district appearance And look where he is now, more than a dozen No. 5 Medvedev, meanwhile, Open Door 69, Brooklyn 39 since 2009, was ninth with 3,684. Alex Kyer (592) years later: One victory from a ninth champion- is on a 20-match winning streak BROOKLYN — Jaiden Howard-Guerra scored 24 and Mike Smith (578) led the falcons. ship at Melbourne Park and his 18th major title dating to last season, a run that points and Gavin Dobbins had 21 to lead the Patriots. l Vermilion senior Jayson Igo finished 28th out overall, which would put him two behind rivals Medvedev of 66 bowlers at Wednesday’s Division II Northwest features 12 victories against OPEN DOOR (69): Jaiden Howard-Guerra 8-5-24, Caleb Brooks 2-0- Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal for the most by members of the Top 10 (one 5, Michael Coutuns 1-0-3, Gavin Dobbins 3-13-21, Kevan Ford II district tournament at Lima’s Westgate Lanes. Igo 7-0-16. Totals 21-18-69. rolled a 593 series (192-202-199). a man in tennis history. against Djokovic). Daniil Medvedev also lost his first career Another reason to watch: These guys play Grand Slam final at the U.S. Open. And now he somewhat similar styles. will try to win in his second try, which comes at “When he’s in the zone he doesn’t miss. He SWIMMING AREA TRACKS the Australian Open on Sunday (3:30 a.m. EST) goes down the line, cross, forehand, backhand. — against Djokovic. He doesn’t miss. That’s what is the most, the AND DIVING “I know that to beat him, you need to just toughest, part of playing against him,” Medvedev Weather a headache show your best tennis, be at your best physi- said. “I think that’s where I should be good, also.” cally, maybe four or five hours, and be at your Both are quite talented at roaming the court Comets’ for Hangover 2 again best mentally, maybe for five hours,” Medve- this way and that, covering ground to prolong dev said. “I would say to win a Slam, especially points and frustrate foes, until finding an opening against somebody (like) Novak, is already a big Sprints plus Compacts. for switching from defense to offense in a snap. The “Hangover 2” race motivation, and I don’t think there is anything Belak that was scheduled for today Times and admission prices That’s how Medvedev produced the shot of that can make it bigger.” will be announced at a later the day — week? tournament? year? longer? at Millstream Speedway in date. It is an intergenerational showdown — Serbia’s — against Tsitsipas, ranging wide of the deuce Findlay has been canceled. Call (567) 318-3031. Djokovic turns 34 in May, while Russia’s Medvedev l The rescheduled Frozen court’s doubles alley for a forehand return of gets 3rd Weather has continued just turned 25 — and another in the simmering Turkey Leg 150 Enduro will be serve, before sprinting to his left, sliding with to be a major factor in try- Saturday, Feb. 27, at Painesville standoff between the Big Three and the next wave his feet at an awkward angle and producing a ing to get this cross-pro- Speedway. Preregistration, of up-and-coming players hoping to supplant the down-the-line backhand passing winner that state bid moted event by Millstream which has been extended until group that has dominated for more than 15 years. Monday, is $50, $100 the day and Sandusky speedways Federer, Nadal and Djokovic have combined was simply spectacular. Paul Heyse of the race. held, from flooding to snow The Enduro pays $2,000 to to win 14 of the past 15 majors (Dominic Thiem He marked the moment with a yell, then raised The Chronicle-Telegram removal on the track. win, $750 for second and $250 at last year’s U.S. Open was the exception) and his arms overhead and did a bit of a hand dance, for third place. Amherst junior Ethan Belak The safety of the fans and 57 of the last 69. getting a crowd that had been pulling for his Pit gates open at 10 a.m. opponent to shower him with praise. earned his third consecutive drivers has been a major with inspection at 11. The main “Spice it up a little bit,” by adding a new name trip to the Division I state diving concern. gate opens at noon, line-up (by to the list of Slam champs, suggested Stefanos “I wanted them to recognize me, I would meet Thursday with a fourth- l Millstream Speedway will pill draw) is at 12:30 and the Tsitsipas, the 22-year-old who came back from say,” Medvedev said, “because the shot was run 12 shows this season. Enduro starts at 2. unbelievable.” place finish at the Northwest Test & Tune sessions will be General admission is $10, $5 two sets down to eliminate Nadal in the quar- district meet at Fremont Ross Sunday, April 11, and Sunday, for seniors and free to 12 and terfinals before losing to Medvedev 6-4, 6-2, 7-5 Djokovic’s been doing that sort of thing for years. High School. April 25, with the season younger. A pit pass is $20. in the semifinals. “Wouldn’t be bad.” And now that he’s declared himself pain-free opener set for Sunday, May 9. Call 898-0072. Here’s part of what makes this final intriguing: after hurting an abdominal muscle in his third- Belak had a score of 400.30 It will feature the 410 and 305 — Bob Stascak in the 11-dive It pits one of the greatest ever to play the sport, round victory — he initially declared it was torn — competition. and at a site he’s dominated, against a player his full-on elasticity appears to be back at its best. The meet who currently is playing better than anyone in Then there is this aspect of the matchup: The had been men’s tennis. one aspect of Medvedev’s game that is superior, postponed HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING The top-seeded Djokovic is 17-0 in Austra- his serve, will go up against Djokovic’s best- there-is return. from Tuesday lian Open semifinals and finals, making him “For sure, when we get out there, we (will) because of BOWLERS OF THE WEEK nearly as much of a lock on the blue hard courts of Melbourne Park as Nadal is on the red clay both feel pressure,” Medvedev said. “I want to heavy snow, Belak Brandon Nieding, Avon Lake courts of Roland Garros. win my first one. He wants to win No. 18.” which also YEAR: Senior forced officials to move the boys THIS WEEK: Led the Shoremen to a venue from Bowling Green to fourth-place finish at Sunday’s North Fremont Ross. Olmsted Division I sectional and their second straight district berth. He improved each MOTORSPORTS St. Ignatius senior Will Claus game, rolling an opening 193, then a 215 and won the meet for the third a 268 for a 676 series, good for sectional straight year with 539.85. Per- runner-up honors. His 268 topped the field. FAVORITE COLLEGE TEAM: University Still no peace at Penske rysburg’s Owen Recker was sec- of Michigan ond with 494.55 and Highland’s FAVORITE PRO TEAM: Cleveland Browns Andrew Chand was third with FAVORITE PRO ATHLETE: Kobe Bryant PARENTS: Michelle and Jason 444.35. Avon sophomore Ryan after disastrous Daytona Flaherty missed the top five cut- Kilee Falish, Avon off, finishing seventh with 348.40. YEAR: Sophomore Jenna Fryer said. “Everyone is going to have different per- “The delay actually helped,” THIS WEEK: Earned the third of four The Associated Press spectives and I think that’s probably where we’re Belak said. “I was able to get district-qualifying spots at Sunday’s going to be. To me, the biggest heartbreak of this North Olmsted Division I sectional with a DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — A truce has yet to in some extra practice time on 537 series (146-179-212). She’s the Avon be called in the Team Penske camp amid friction whole thing is that there are 400 people at Team girls’ second district qualifier and first since Penske asking where their Daytona 500 bonus is Wednesday at Lakewood High following the last lap Daytona 500 crash between Alexandria Kozich in 2015. and it’s up in a ball of flames up in turn three.” School. I felt like I performed teammates Joey Logano and Brad Keselowski. FAVORITE COLLEGE TEAM: Ohio State Three-time Daytona 500 winner Denny Ham- pretty well. I wasn’t quite as ner- FAVORITE PRO TEAM: Cleveland Indians Logano was leading Keselowski when Kes- lin bristled at Logano’s deflection. He noted vous as I was the last couple years. FAVORITE PRO ATHLETE: LeBron James elowski pulled out to attempt a race-winning PARENTS: Melinda and James Logano could have guaranteed the organiza- “I had a better mental vision.” pass, a move that caused contact that trig- — Paul Heyse tion a Daytona 500 victory if he’d allowed Kesel- Belak was also fourth last gered a fiery eight-car wreck. Three of the cars owski to pull alongside him and the two Penske year and the year before. He involved were Fords fielded by Penske. cars together would have blocked the track to scored 381.15 as a junior and DISTRICT CAPSULES Logano had yet to speak to Keselowski by Fri- 353.0 as a sophomore. other competitors as the teammates raced each day — he said “it’s probably best to cool your jets other to the finish line. The state meet is Saturday, Northeast Division II 2020 CHAMPS: Kent boys, Massillon Perry girls a little bit before the conversation happens” — “Say huh?” Hamlin posted to Twitter. “Ya know Feb. 27, at Canton McKinley’s WHEN: Girls – Today, 10 a.m. AT STAKE: The top 6 boys but planned to talk before the two raced again best way to guarantee a Penske win? If the 2 got Branin Natatorium. WHERE: Rebman Recreation, teams and top 5 girls teams for the sake of the Penske organization. The two Lorain beside him then they race to the line to see which and the top 6 boys and race Sunday on the road course at Daytona. State for EC’s Susi? 2020 CHAMPS: Girard girls top 5 girls not on qualfiying one wins.” AT STAKE: The top 4 teams teams advance to the state “The goal is to move on and not say, ‘You raced Elyria Catholic junior Katie Susi Hamlin and Logano were teammates for five advance to the state tournament, tournament March 5-6. me hard, so I’m going to race you hard’ and now came up a little shy to get an Feb. 26-27. years at Joe Gibbs Racing and have previously we’re beating the doors off of each other every automatic berth to state swimming LOCAL QUALIFIERS feuded. (top two) at Friday’s Division II LOCAL QUALIFIERS week and it grows and grows and grows,” Logano The Daytona crash belied Roger Penske’s edict district meet at SPIRE, but the BOYS TEAM said. “You can’t seek revenge or just, ‘Well, you TEAM AVON LAKE: Jacek Gomez, fr.; that his drivers are permitted to race one another times appear solid enough to KEYSTONE: Jessica made my life hard, so I’m going to make your life qualify to state at-large. Garrett Gates, jr.; Nik Gomez, jr.; hard so long as they don’t wreck. Not only did Gerhardinger, sr.; Irene Norton- Evan Molloy, jr.; Brandon Nieding, hard.’ That’s childish. We’re adults. they fail at Daytona, but the crash destroyed a A two-time state qualifier in the Miller, jr.; McKayla Ortiz, sr.; 100 breast and a state qualifier sr.; JJ Toth, so. “If you do that, it’s the most selfish thing you third Penske car, driven by rookie Austin Cindric, Gabby Reaser, jr.; Ginny BOYS INDIVIDUAL last year in the 200 IM, Susi Reaser, jr.; Erin Yates, sr. can do because you’re not just hurting yourself for an overall disastrous race for Penske. finished third in the 100-yard Brenton Dill, so. (Avon) INDIVIDUALS GIRLS TEAM or hurting him, you’re hurting all the people that Ryan Blaney had been involved in a race-end- breast in 1:06.16 and was fifth in Lillie Wacker, sr. (Black AMHERST: Hannah work on that car and what did they do to you?” the 200 IM in 2:09.70. ing crash 14 laps in, so all four Penske cars were River); Gabrielle Suprun, sr. Aschenbach, so.; Rachel Susi’s time for the 200 IM was a (Clearview); Whitney Kirschner, Keselowski was visibly frustrated following destroyed. McDerment, fr.; Amanda the crash and heaved his helmet at his wrecked Lorain County record, breaking the fr. (Wellington) McElheny, fr.; Sabrina Stawicki, Cindric said “that is a great question” when 2017 mark of 2:11.55 set by Avon fr.; Allison Taylor, fr.; Makayla car. He was adamant after the race that he was asked for his understanding on how the four- Lake’s Libby Smith. Northeast Division I Velasquez, jr. not at fault for the collision. car Penske fleet was supposed to race each “I think my performance today was WHEN: Boys — Sunday, GIRLS INDIVIDUALS “I don’t feel like I made a mistake, but I can’t other at Daytona. decent, (but) I definitely have things 11 a.m.; Girls — Monday, 11 a.m. Chloe Smith, sr. (Avon Lake); drive everybody else’s car, so frustrating,” he said. that I can work on,” Susi said. WHERE: Boys — Jazlyn Harris, sr. (Lorain); Kilee “If we are a Penske 1-2-3, I know my job and The Division II girls state meet is Stonehedge Lanes, Akron; Falish, so. (Avon) Logano did not accept culpability. my job going into the weekend was to make Wednesday in Canton. Girls — Freeway Lanes, Warren — Paul Heyse “I don’t think anyone did anything wrong,” he sure that one of us wins the race,” Cindric said.

cyan C3 magenta C3 yellow C3 black C3 C4 Saturday, February 20, 2021 SPORTS The Chronicle-Telegram TV & RADIO TRANSACTIONS MOTORSPORTS ROUNDUP BASEBALL Baseball Major League Baseball NASCAR Truck Series Former College: Northeastern at Wake Forest 6 p.m. ACC American League Browns MINNESOTA TWINS — Agreed to BrakeBest 159 terms with RHP Matt Shoemaker on a At Daytona Road Course tight end one-year contract. Released RHP Ian Daytona Beach, Fla. Basketball Gibaut outright. Lap length: 3.81 miles Kellen OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Agreed to (Start position in parentheses) College women: Army at Navy 11 a.m. CBSSN terms with RHP Yusmeiro Petit on a 1. (1) Ben Rhodes, Toyota, 51 laps, 49 points. Winslow Jr. one-year contract. Placed RHP Frankie 2. (5) Sheldon Creed, Chevrolet, 51, 40. catches College men: Michigan State at Indiana noon ESPN Montas on the Covid-19 related injured 3. (4) John H. Nemechek, Toyota, 51, 44. reserve list. 4. (32) Todd Gilliland, Ford, 51, 39. a pass during College men: Central Florida at Tulane noon ESPN2 SEATTLE MARINERS — Agreed to 5. (25) Riley Herbst, Ford, 51, 0. terms with RHP Ken Giles on a 6. (9) Matt Crafton, Toyota, 51, 41. training camp College women: Illinois at Rutgers noon BTN two-year contract. Designated RHP 7. (31) Derek Kraus, Toyota, 51, 30. Robert Dugger for assignment. 8. (24) Kaz Grala, Chevrolet, 51, 0. in Berea College men: La Salle at Saint Joseph’s 12:30 p.m. NBCSN National League 9. (34) Timmy Hill, Chevrolet, 51, 0. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Agreed to 10. (16) Christian Eckes, Toyota, 51, 27. in 2006. College men: Kentucky at Tennessee 1 p.m. CBS terms with INF Justin Turner on a 11. (30) Stewart Friesen, Toyota, 51, 26. two-year contract. 12. (8) Chandler Smith, Toyota, 51, 33. College men: Boston at Colgate 1 p.m. CBSSN MILWAUKE BREWERS — Agreed to 13. (37) Camden Murphy, Ford, 51, 24. terms with RHP Brad Boxberger on a 14. (3) Carson Hocevar, Chevrolet, 51, 23. College men: Connecticut at Villanova 1 p.m. FOX minor league contract. 15. (14) Austin Wayne Self, Chevrolet, 51, 29. FOOTBALL 16. (7) Codie Rohrbaugh, Chevrolet, 51, 21. College men: Vanderbilt at Alabama 1 p.m. SEC 17. (38) Dawson Cram, Chevrolet, 51, 20. National Football League 18. (19) Johnny Sauter, Toyota, 51, 23. High school girls: Division IV, 1 p.m. WEOL CAROLINA PANTHERS — Released DE 19. (28) Tate Fogleman, Chevrolet, 51, 18. Stephen Weatherly, P Michael Palardy 20. (33) Tanner Gray, Ford, 51, 18. sectional final, Columbia 100.3-FM, 930-AM and S Tre Boston. 21. (26) Tyler Ankrum, Chevrolet, 51, 16. GREEN BAY PACKERS — Released LB 22. (29) Chase Purdy, Chevrolet, 51, 17. at Cuyahoga Heights Christian Kirksey and T Rick Wagner. 23. (22) Parker Chase, Toyota, 51, 14. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Released 24. (27) Timothy Peters, Chevrolet, 51, 13. AP FILE College men: Notre Dame at Syracuse 2 p.m. ACC WR DeSean Jackson. 25. (21) Brett Moffitt, Chevrolet, 51, 19. PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Placed 26. (12) Raphael Lessard, Chevrolet, 51, 21. College men: Texas Tech at Kansas 2 p.m. ESPN TE Vance McDonald on the reserve/ 27. (13) Bobby Reuse, Chevrolet, 50, 10. retired list. 28. (23) Hailie Deegan, Ford, 50, 13. College men: Missouri at South Carolina 2 p.m. ESPN2 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Named 29. (35) Jett Noland, Chevrolet, accident, 49, 8. Adam Peters assistant general manager. 30. (15) Danny Bohn, Toyota, 49, 7. College women: Creighton at DePaul 2 p.m. FS1 HOCKEY 31. (2) Ryan Truex, Chevrolet, 48, 12. 32. (39) Norm Benning, Chevrolet, 48, 5. Former Brown College men: George Mason at VCU 2:30 p.m. NBCSN National Hockey League 33. (20) Austin Hill, Toyota, 48, 7. ANAHEIM DUCKS — Assigned D 34. (6) Cory Roper, Ford, garage, 47, 3. College men: West Virginia at Texas 3 p.m. ABC Brendon Guhle to San Diego (AHL) 35. (17) Jennifer Jo Cobb, Chevrolet, 47, 2. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS — Recalled 36. (40) Lawless Alan, Toyota, 45, 1. College men: Brigham Young 3 p.m. CBSSN C Jordy Bellerive and RW Josh 37. (36) Sam Mayer, Chevrolet, accident, 41, 1. Currie from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 38. (18) Jason White, Chevrolet, 41, 1. at Loyola Marymount (AHL). Loaned G Max Lagace and 39. (10) Spencer Boyd, Chevrolet, trans., 38, 1. RW Anthony Angello to Wiles-Barre/ 40. (11) Zane Smith, Chevrolet, accident, 35, 9. Winslow pleads College men: Illinois at Minnesota 3:30 p.m. FOX Scranton (AHL). Assigned C Frederick Gaudreau to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton College men: Georgia at Florida 3:30 p.m. SEC (AHL). NASCAR Xfinity American Hockey League Agrees to 14-year prison sentence in rape case College men: Auburn at LSU 4 p.m. ESPN CLEVELAND MONSTERS — Acquired The Super Start D Adam Clendening and C Liam College men: Stanford 4 p.m. ESPN2 Foudy. Batteries 188 From wire reports l Right-hander Edward Cabrera, one at Washington State At Daytona Road Course of the Miami Marlins’ top prospects, will Daytona Beach, Fla. Former NFL player Kellen be sidelined indefinitely with an inflamed College men: Duquesne at Richmond 4:30 p.m. NBCSN Lap length: 3.81 miles Winslow II agreed Friday to a change nerve in his right biceps. The team TODAY’S LINEUP College men: Purdue at Nebraska 5:30 p.m. BTN AMERICA’S LINE in his rape-case plea deal so he could became aware of the injury earlier this (Car number in parentheses) winter, manager Don Mattingly said. Seton Hall at Georgetown 5:30 p.m. CBSSN NBA 1. (02) Brett Moffitt, Chevrolet, .000 mph. College men: 2. (22) Austin Cindric, Ford, .000. lock in a 14-year prison sentence. l The New York Mets made a late Favorite Points O/U Underdog 3. (10) Jeb Burton, Chevrolet, .000. Once a first-round NFL Draft pick addition to their starting rotation, College men: Louisville at North Carolina 6 p.m. ESPN Warriors 3½ NL HORNETS 4. (20) Harrison Burton, Toyota, .000. Suns 3 NL GRIZZLIES 5. (18) Daniel Hemric, Toyota, .000. and the highest-paid tight end in the agreeing to a $20 million, two-year College men: Oklahoma at Iowa State 6 p.m. ESPN2 BULLS 2½ NL Kings 6. (16) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, .000. contract with right-hander Taijuan LAKERS 3½ 213½ Heat 7. (68) Brandon Brown, Chevrolet, .000. league, the 37-year-old Encinitas, College men: Arizona at USC 6 p.m. FOX BLAZERS 3½ 241½ Wizards 8. (2) Myatt Snider, Chevrolet, .000. Walker, a person familiar with the 9. (07) Joe Graf Jr, Chevrolet, .000. Calif., resident had faced between negotiations said. College men: Mississippi State 6 p.m. SEC COLLEGE BASKETBALL 10. (5) Matt Mills, Chevrolet, .000. 12 to 18 years in prison following his l InfielderTodd Frazier agreed to a at Mississippi Favorite Points Underdog 11. (47) Kyle Weatherman, Chevrolet, .000. INDIANA 6 Michigan St 12. (6) Ryan Vargas, Chevrolet, .000. minor league deal with the Pittsburgh Georgia Tech 3½ MIAMI-FLORIDA convictions for raping a homeless High school girls: Division II, 7 p.m. WEOL 13. (78) Jesse Little, Chevrolet, .000. Pirates that includes an invitation to big Siena 3½ NIAGARA 14. (4) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, .000. woman and charges linked to mis- sectional final, Perkins at Vermilion 100.3-FM, 930-AM TULANE PK Ucf 15. (54) Ty Gibbs, Toyota, .000. league spring training. La Salle 4 ST. JOSEPH’S 16. (98) Riley Herbst, Ford, .000. conduct with other women. l Outfielder Ian Happ defeated the College men: San Diego State 7:30 p.m. CBSSN VILLANOVA 7 Connecticut 17. (66) Timmy Hill, Ford, .000. Wofford 3½ W CAROLINA 18. (51) Jeremy Clements, Chevrolet, .000. But his attorneys disputed Chicago Cubs in baseball’s final salary at Fresno State Vmi 3 CITADEL 19. (26) Kris Wright, Toyota, .000. whether the sentences for the arbitration case this year and will get TENNESSEE 6 Kentucky 20. (44) Tommy Joe Martins, Chevrolet, .000. a raise from $624,000 to $4.1 million. College men: DePaul at St. John’s 7:30 p.m. FS1 ALABAMA 16½ Vanderbilt 21. (23) Natalie Decker, Chevrolet, .000. crimes added up to 18 years. To Furman 2½ MERCER 22. (92) Josh Williams, Chevrolet, .000. Also, the Cubs finalized a $1 million, College men: Virginia at Duke 8 p.m. ESPN SOUTH UTAH 8 Sacramento St 23. (90) Preston Pardus, Chevrolet, .000. avoid a courtroom battle over one-year contract with reliever Brandon Missouri 3½ S CAROLINA 24. (99) Andy Lally, Chevrolet, .000. College men: San Diego at Gonzaga 8 p.m. ESPN2 KENT ST 14½ E Michigan 25. (7) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, .000. that issue, both the prosecution Workman. WEBER ST 14 No Arizona 26. (9) Noah Gragson, Chevrolet, .000. l Former All-Star baseball player FLORIDA INT’L 2 Southern Miss and defense agreed to a change in College men: Colorado at Oregon State 8 p.m. ESPNU 27. (39) Ryan Sieg, Ford, .000. Johnny Damon was arrested in central WAKE FOREST 1 NC State 28. (48) Jade Buford, Chevrolet, .000. Winslow’s guilty plea, swapping out NBA: Miami at L.A. Lakers 8:30 p.m. ABC SYRACUSE 2½ Notre Dame 29. (11) Justin Haley, Chevrolet, .000. Florida on a charge of resisting an officer KANSAS 2 Texas Tech 30. (52) Gray Gaulding, Chevrolet, .000. one charge for another. after he was pulled over for suspicion of College men: Arkansas at Texas A&M 8:30 p.m. SEC WM & MARY 2½ Elon 31. (74) Bayley Currey, Chevrolet, .000. E Washington 3½ MONTANA 32. (15) Colby Howard, Chevrolet, .000. To achieve that end, his guilty driving under the influence, according to VIRGINIA COMM 11½ George Mason 33. (1) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, .000. court and jail records. Damon, 47, was College men: Utah at Oregon 9 p.m. PAC-12 Byu 6½ LOY-M’MOUNT plea to sexual battery of a 54-year- 34. (61) Stephen Leicht, Toyota, .000. booked into the Orange County Jail after Arizona State at UCLA 10 p.m. ESPN2 TEXAS 3½ W Virginia 35. (8) Miguel Paludo, Chevrolet, .000. College men: Portland St 9 IDAHO 36. (36) Alex Labbe, Chevrolet, .000. old hitchhiker in Encinitas was an incident in Windermere, Fla. He is Illinois 5 MINNESOTA 37. (0) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevrolet, .000. charged with resisting an officer without College men: California at Washington 10 p.m. ESPNU FLORIDA 8½ Georgia 38. (17) Cody Ware, Chevrolet, .000. dropped, and replaced with a guilty QUINNIPIAC 4 Rider 39. (19) Brandon Jones, Toyota, .000. plea to assault with the intent to violence, a first-degree misdemeanor. LSU 5 Auburn 40. (13) David Starr, Ford, .000. Boxing APP’CHIAN ST 2½ S Alabama commit rape on the same woman. GEORGIA ST 9 Troy Basketball Championship Boxing: 9 p.m. SHO Pacific 12½ PORTLAND Superior Court Judge Blaine Bow- Stanford 5 WASH ST Adrien Broner vs. Jovanie Santiago, UAB 7 Old Dominion man approved the change Friday, Isaiah Thomas leads U.S. welterweights, from Uncasville, Conn. Florida St 6½ PITTSBURGH COLLEGE and set Winslow’s sentencing date S DAKOTA 3 Oral Roberts Isaiah Thomas scored 19 points in his Top Rank: Miguel Berchelt 10 p.m. ESPN RICHMOND 9 Duquesne for March 3. Aside from a prison Jack’ville St 8½ TENNESSEE ST Men’s basketball first competitive game in more than a vs. Oscar Valdez, super featherweights, Canisius 5½ FAIRFIELD term, he must also register as a sex year, helping the U.S. to a 93-77 victory AUSTIN PEAY 8½ E Illinois EAST from Las Vegas DETROIT 9 Robert Morris Canisius 80, Fairfield 69 offender for the rest of his life. over the Bahamas in a FIBA AmeriCup BELMONT 21 Tennessee Tech Iona 91, Monmouth (N.J.) 86 qualifying game in San Juan, Puerto St. Peter’s 59, Marist 54 The sixth draft pick in 2004 by Y’TOWN ST 4 Iupui Rico. James Nunnally also scored 19 Golf Wright St 9½ NO KENTUCKY UMBC 66, Vermont 55 Cleveland State 5½ IPFW MIDWEST the Cleveland Browns played in the points for the Americans. They improved PGA Tour: The Genesis Invitational, 1 p.m. GOLF TCU 7 Kansas St Akron 88, Ball State 79 NFL for 10 seasons, until 2013. to 5-0 in qualifying play and can remain NC-GREENSBORO 6 Chattanooga Dayton 76, Saint Louis 53 third round, from Los Angeles WISCONSIN-MILW 1½ Oakland Detroit 85, Robert Morris 74 l The Green Bay Packers released perfect through three windows by Morehead St 13½ TENN-MARTIN Fort Wayne 75, Cleveland State 68 linebacker Christian Kirksey and beating Mexico today. PGA Tour: The Genesis Invitational, 3 p.m. CBS Seton Hall 4 GEORGETOWN IUPUI 72, Youngstown State 70 offensive tackle Rick Wagner, two of E Kentucky 6 SE MISSOURI ST Illinois-Chicago 61, Green Bay 58 l The game between the Houston from Los Angeles N CAROLINA 5 Louisville Nebraska-Omaha 72, North Dakota 62 their main veteran free-agent additions Rockets and the Indiana Pacers tonight USC 7 Arizona Oakland 85, Milwaukee 81 from a year ago. Releasing both players was postponed because of continued Miami-Ohio 4½ NO ILLINOIS South Dakota State 68, N. Dakota State 67 Gymnastics Pepperdine 4 SANTA CLARA UMKC 68, Denver 57 opens about $10 million in cap space. utility shortages in the area from this Oklahoma 10½ IOWA ST SOUTH Kirksey, 28, started all 11 regular-season week’s winter storm. College women: Rutgers at Minnesota 6 p.m. ESPNU MISSISSIPPI 6 Mississippi St Campbell 73, Hampton 68 Purdue 7 NEBRASKA Davidson 101, Southern Virginia 51 games he played this season for the l A limited number of fans — Hawaii 4 CS-NORTHRIDGE Georgia State 80, Troy 66 Packers, and he started one of their arenas at 25 percent capacity — will IONA 1 Monmouth Lipscomb 76, Kennesaw State 62 two playoff games. Kirksey had signed Motorsports LONG BEACH ST 8 Cal-Poly SLO Longwood 64, Charleston Southern 58 be able to attend the men’s NCAA Northern Kentucky 81, Wright State 75 with Green Bay in March after he was NASCAR Xfinity Series: 5 p.m. FS1 San Diego St 13½ FRESNO ST Tournament, including the Final Four. ST. JOHN’S 11½ DePaul South Alabama 65, Appalachian State 63 released by the Cleveland Browns. The NCAA made the announcement. The Super Start Batteries 188, Colorado 7 OREGON ST Southern Mississippi 85, FIU 72 ST. PETER’S 8 Marist Stetson 91, Jacksonville 75 l DeSean Jackson’s second stint All tournament games will be played from Daytona Beach, Fla. DUKE PK Virginia UAB 76, Old Dominion 69 with the Eagles has come to an end. in Indiana, mostly in Indianapolis. The NEB-OMAHA 1½ N Dakota The team announced its decision to AMA Supercross: FIM World 7 p.m. NBCSN E Tennessee St 6½ SAMFORD limited capacity will apply to all venues Championship, from Orlando, Fla. Cal-Irvine 9 CS-FULLERTON Women’s basketball release the 34-year-old wide receiver, a and include participants, essential staff ILLINOIS-CHI 1 Wisc-Green Bay EAST move that was widely expected because and family members of each team. UMKC 10½ Denver LIU 63, CCSU 50 GONZAGA 33 San Diego MIDWEST of the Eagles’ salary cap conundrum l Dynamic point guard Chris Lykes is Horse racing Cal-Riverside 6½ CAL-S DIEGO Cleveland State 76, Youngstown State 73 combined with Jackson’s decline. unlikely to play again this season for the MURRAY ST 17 SIU-Edw’ville Denver 63, UMKC 55 l The Carolina Panthers informed NYRA: The Saudi Cup, Undercards, 8:30 a.m. FS1 S Dakota St 1½ N DAKOTA ST Evansville 57, Valparaiso 43 Miami Hurricanes because of an ankle from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia GRAND CANYON 11 Cal-Baptist Fort Wayne 71, Robert Morris 67 safety Tre Boston, punter Michael injury that has sidelined him since OREGON 8 Utah Green Bay 66, Wright State 62 Palardy and defensive end Stephen Dec. 4. NEW MEXICO ST 9 Utah Valley Illinois State 76, Drake 68 NYRA: The Saudi Cup, noon FS1 DIXIE ST PK Tarleton St Marquette 65, Villanova 57 Weatherly that they will be released, l Minnesota guard Gabe Kalscheur from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia CAL-SAN BARB 8½ CS-Bakersfield Milwaukee 58, Illinois-Chicago 35 per league sources with knowledge of will miss three-to-four weeks with a UCLA 8½ Arizona St Missouri State 62, Bradley 56 the situation. The team is moving on broken finger on his shooting hand. NYRA: America’s Day at the Races 1 p.m. FS2 WASHINGTON 1 California Northern Iowa 78, Loyola of Chicago 51 Nebraska-Omaha 73, North Dakota 61 from the veteran players as it continues l The NCAA granted Louisville’s NHL Oakland 84, Northern Kentucky 81 to create more salary cap room for the request for its infractions case to be Favorite Odds O/U Underdog South Dakota State 86, N. Dakota State 78 Hockey DEVILS -$120/even 5½ Sabres Southern Illinois 84, Indiana State 69 2021 season. resolved through the Independent AVS -$110/-$110 5½ Vegas SOUTH l Starting linebacker Matt Milano will Accountability Resolution Process NHL: N.Y. Rangers at Washington 12:30 p.m. NHL PENGUINS -$120/even 5½ Islanders Chattanooga 57, UNC-Greensboro 41 Leafs -$110/-$110 6½ CANADIENS FIU 59, Southern Mississippi 58 (OT) explore free agency next month because created in the aftermath of a federal NHL: Vegas vs. Colorado, 3 p.m. NBC CAPITALS -$145/+$125 6 Rangers Furman 54, W. Carolina 45 of Buffalo’s salary-cap constraints, a corruption investigation of college from Stateline, Nev. JACKETS -$125/+$105 5½ Predators High Point 79, Hampton 55 person with direct knowledge of the basketball. College sports’ governing COYOTES -$165/+$145 5½ Kings Longwood 84, Gardner-Webb 80 NHL: Chicago at Carolina 7 p.m. NHL BLUES -$175/+$155 6 Sharks Mercer 54, Wofford 47 situation told The AP. body announced its referral to the IARP Wild -$135/+$115 5½ DUCKS Richmond 68, Saint Joseph’s 58 l Former Iowa State defensive back on its website. It comes after the NCAA OILERS -$120/even 6½ Flames South Alabama 56, Appalachian State 51 NHL: Calgary at Edmonton 10 p.m. NHL Panthers -$165/+$145 5½ RED WINGS Troy 79, Georgia State 60 Deon Broomfieldis returning to the stood by its charges of rules violations Lightning NL NL H’CANES UAB 74, Old Dominion 61 Cyclones to coach the safeties, coach by the program, including a failure to UNC-Asheville 61, Winthrop 37 Matt Campbell announced. Broomfield promote an atmosphere of compliance Rugby TENNIS SOUTHWEST Australian Open (Men) Arkansas 84, Mississippi 74 was a defensive assistant with the by former Cardinals coach Rick Pitino. NRL All-Star Game: 4 a.m. FS1 Favorite Odds Underdog FAR WEST Houston Texans last season. N. Djokovic -$120/even Medvedev Air Force 59, Colorado Christian 32 Australian Indigenous All Stars Arizona 59, California 50 Motorsports vs. New Zealand Maori All Stars, Cal Poly 55, Long Beach State 44 California Baptist 81, Grand Canyon 77 (OT) Baseball from Railway Estate, Australia Colorado 60, Washington State 57 Rhodes wins Trucks race again New Mexico State 65, Utah Valley 62 MLB has 0.3% positive virus rate GOLF Oregon State 77, Southern Cal 52 Ben Rhodes swept a two-race stop at Sailing Thirteen of 4,336 tests for COVID-19 Daytona International Speedway, winning America’s Cup: The PRADA Cup 10 p.m. NBCSN PGA Genesis were positive during intake for Major his second NASCAR Truck Series race in Challenger Selection Series, Finals Invitational League Baseball’s spring training, a one week. Win No. 2 came under caution rate of 0.3 percent. The commissioner’s in triple overtime on Daytona’s road At Riviera Country Club HIGH SCHOOL Pacific Palisades, Calif. office said nine positive samples course. It was exactly one week after Skiing Purse: $9.3 million involved players and four involved staff. Rhodes won on the Daytona’s oval in the Yardage: 7,040; Par: 71 Friday’s results FIS: World Alpine Skiing Championships, 6:30 a.m. NBCSN Positive tests included 11 of the 30 season-opening race in Daytona Beach, BOYS BASKETBALL from Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy (Sunday) SECOND ROUND teams. After the intake screening, there Fla. “I’ve been on cloud nine all week,” Sam Burns 64-66—130 -12 Great Lakes Conference were no new positives among 2,298 Rhodes said. Rhodes earned his fifth (taped) Tyler McCumber 67-68—135 -7 Parma 72, Elyria Catholic 39 Jason Kokrak 67-68—135 -7 Southwestern Conference monitoring test samples. Samples thus career victory. Rhodes passed Sheldon Dustin Johnson 68-67—135 -7 Westlake 65, Midview 43 far totaled 6,634. Creed after a caution in regulation and it Joaquin Niemann 67-68—135 -7 Non-conference Soccer Max Homa 66-70—136 -6 Shaw 68, Oberlin 67 l The Seattle Mariners finalized a ultimately gave him control of the race. Premier League: Chelsea 7:25 a.m. NBCSN Jordan Spieth 68-68—136 -6 Open Door 69, Brooklyn 39 $7 million, two-year contract with Rhodes held position over Creed on Wyndham Clark 67-69—136 -6 Amherst 76, Keystone 53 reliever Ken Giles that includes a club two overtime restarts, and John Hunter at Southampton Alex Noren 67-70—137 -5 Vermilion 43, Brookside 40 Scott Harrington 71-66—137 -5 Lutheran West 70, Clearview 44 option for the 2023 season. Seattle Nemechek on the third attempt to finish Premier League: West Bromwich Albion 9:55 a.m. NBCSN Cameron Smith 69-68—137 -5 signed Giles knowing he won’t pitch the race. Patrick Cantlay 67-70—137 -5 GIRLS BASKETBALL at Burnley Matthew Fitzpatrick 66-71—137 -5 Non-conference for the Mariners this season while Brooks Koepka 68-70—138 -4 Amherst 50, Bedford 41 recovering from Tommy John surgery. Premier League: Everton 12:30 p.m. NBC Will Zalatoris 69-69—138 -4 Miscellaneous HOCKEY l Tyson Ross signed a minor league at Liverpool Kevin Streelman 72-66—138 -4 Tony Finau 71-67—138 -4 Division I Tournament contract with the Texas Rangers, though Russian team renamed ‘ROC’ Andrew Landry 69-69—138 -4 Amherst 1, Avon Lake 0 the veteran right-hander initially won’t Serie A: Udinese at Parma 6:25 a.m. ESPNEWS Sebastián Muñoz 68-71—139 -3 (Sunday) J.B. Holmes 70-69—139 -3 be part of their major league camp. With Russia’s name banned from the Wesley Bryan 69-70—139 -3 Today’s schedule The Rangers said the 33-year-old next two Olympics, the country’s team Jon Rahm 70-69—139 -3 Subject to change Sung Kang 71-68—139 -3 Ross, whose last big league action was and athletes will be officially branded Tennis Tyler Duncan 69-70—139 -3 BOYS BASKETBALL with Detroit in 2019, will participate in as “ROC,” the International Olympic Jim Furyk 69-70—139 -3 Non-conference workouts with their rehab group. Committee said. The team name — an WTA: The Australian Open, 3:30 a.m. ESPN Matt Jones 67-72—139 -3 North Ridgeville at Lakewood (1:30) Jennifer Brady vs. Naomi Osaka, Talor Gooch 68-71—139 -3 Clearview at Brooklyn (7) l The Detroit Tigers agreed to a minor acronym for Russian Olympic Committee Cameron Davis 71-69—140 -2 Firelands at Amherst (7) league contract with right-hander Wily — has been agreed on by the IOC and Championship, from Melbourne, Australia Branden Grace 71-69—140 -2 Open Door at Black River (7) Xander Schauffele 71-69—140 -2 Peralta. Detroit said Peralta will receive the World Anti-Doping Agency, which ATP/WTA: The Australian Open, 5:30 a.m. TENNIS Lanto Griffin 69-71—140 -2 GIRLS BASKETBALL an invite to major league spring training. has accused the country of running a Mixed Doubles Championship, Brendan Steele 71-69—140 -2 Division I sectional l The Minnesota Twins and state-backed doping program. Patrick Rodgers 71-69—140 -2 Amherst at St. Joseph Academy (1) from Melbourne, Australia Cameron Tringale 69-71—140 -2 Hathaway Brown at Avon Lake (1) right-hander Matt Shoemaker finalized l Mathieu Faivre won the Mackenzie Hughes 69-71—140 -2 Division II sectional a one-year, $2 million contract, another giant slalom at the skiing world ATP: The Australian Open, 11 p.m. TENNIS James Hahn 74-66—140 -2 Firelands at Triway (1) Scott Piercy 73-67—140 -2 Perkins at Vermilion (7) experienced addition to the rotation on championships in Cortina D’Ampezzo, Men’s Doubles Championship, Viktor Hovland 71-69—140 -2 Division III sectional the first day of workouts for pitchers and Italy. Luca de Aliprandini took silver from Melbourne, Australia Matthew NeSmith 70-70—140 -2 Northwestern at Elyria Catholic (1) catchers at spring training. for home nation Italy’s first medal in Brian Harman 72-69—141 -1 Division IV sectional ATP: The Australian Open, 3:30 a.m. ESPN Tom Hoge 72-69—141 -1 Columbia at Cuyahoga Heights (1) l Brett Gardner is returning to the the men’s events. Marco Schwarz, the Scottie Scheffler 67-74—141 -1 Lorain County League New York Yankees for a 14th season. winner of Monday’s combined event, Novak Djokovic vs. Daniil Medvedev, (Sunday) Nick Taylor 72-69—141 -1 Black River at Wellington (2:30) Nate Lashley 73-68—141 -1 The 37-year outfielder and New York earned bronze for Austria’s 300th worlds Championship, from Melbourne, Australia Rickie Fowler 70-71—141 -1 WRESTLING agreed to a $4 million, one-year medal overall. Brian Gay 72-69—141 -1 Non-conference Russell Henley 69-72—141 -1 Amherst at Lorain (6) contract, a person familiar with the l The NHL is down to 11 players on Volleyball Kyle Stanley 70-71—141 -1 negotiations told The AP. The person its COVID-19 list, the lowest number Bo Hoag 73-68—141 -1 HOCKEY spoke on condition of anonymity since the season began Jan. 13. No new College women: Wisconsin 2:30 p.m. BTN Sepp Straka 70-71—141 -1 District tournament at Brooklyn Rec Charley Hoffman 69-72—141 -1 Avon vs. Benedictine (12) because the agreement, first reported players were added, while Colorado at Michigan State C.T. Pan 71-70—141 -1 by the MLB Network, was subject to a Avalanche defenseman Samuel Girard Francesco Molinari 68-73—141 -1 GIRLS BOWLING College women: Northwestern 7:30 p.m. BTN\ Matthew Wolff 71-70—141 -1 Division II district tournament at Rebman successful physical. The deal includes a and goalie Hunter Miska were removed at Purdue Richy Werenski 70-71—141 -1 Rec (10) team option for 2022. from the list.

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Standings Embiid’s 50 lead 76ers EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB The Associated Press Raptors 86, Timberwolves 81 Philadelphia 20 10 .667 — Brooklyn 19 12 .613 1½ All-Star Joel Embiid scored a career-high Norman Powell scored a season-high Boston 15 14 .517 4½ 31 points and visiting Toronto beat Minnesota, Toronto 15 15 .500 5 50 points in the host Philadelphia 76ers’ New York 14 16 .467 6 closing the game with an 11-0 run. Southeast Division 112-105 victory over the Chicago Bulls on Toronto earned its third straight win. W L Pct. GB Friday night. Karl-Anthony Towns led Minnesota with Charlotte 13 15 .464 — Miami 12 17 .414 1½ Embiid added 17 rebounds, five assists, 19 points and 13 rebounds. Atlanta 12 17 .414 1½ Minnesota dropped its third in a row since Orlando 12 18 .400 2 four blocks and two steals in a dominating Washington 9 17 .346 3 winning at Toronto on Sunday. In that victory Central Division performance at both ends. over the Raptors, the Timberwolves overcame a W L Pct. GB Tobias Harris had 22 points and 12 four-point halftime deficit with a 37-point blitz in Milwaukee 17 13 .567 — Indiana 15 14 .517 1½ rebounds for the Eastern Conference-lead- the third quarter. Chicago 12 16 .429 4 Cleveland 10 20 .333 7 ing 76ers. They played without Ben Sim- Magic 124, Warriors 120 Detroit 8 21 .276 8½ mons (illness) for the second straight Nikola Vucevic had 30 points, 16 rebounds WESTERN CONFERENCE gamem and clinched coaching duties for Southwest Division and 10 assists for his third career triple-double W L Pct. GB Doc Rivers at the All-Star Game. and host Orlando overcame a 13-point, San Antonio 16 11 .593 — Memphis 13 12 .520 2 Zach LaVine scored 30 points for the fourth-quarter deficit to beat Golden State. Dallas 13 15 .464 3½ Bulls. Vucevic made two free throws with New Orleans 12 17 .414 5 16 seconds left to put Orlando ahead 123-120 Houston 11 17 .393 5½ With the 76ers clinging to a 107-103 lead, Northwest Division after Warriors star Stephen Curry hit W L Pct. GB Embiid blocked LaVine’s driving attempt back-to-back 3-pointers in the final minute. Utah 24 5 .828 — Portland 18 10 .643 5½ with 1:02 remaining, then hit a 17-foot Denver 16 13 .552 8 Bucks 98, Thunder 85 Oklahoma City 11 18 .379 13 baseline jumper with 41 seconds left. When Minnesota 7 23 .233 17½ the Bulls called timeout, Embiid jogged to Giannis Antetokounmpo had 29 points, a Pacific Division season-high 19 rebounds and eight assists, and W L Pct. GB center court and put both hands up as if L.A. Lakers 22 8 .733 — host Milwaukee beat Oklahoma City to snap a L.A. Clippers 21 9 .700 1 requesting cheers from the empty seats five-game skid. Phoenix 18 10 .643 3 Golden State 16 14 .533 6 while the speakers played artificial “M-V- The Bucks avoided their first six-game losing Sacramento 12 16 .429 9 P!” “M-V-P!” chants. streak since March 12-22, 2015. They hadn’t Thursday’s games lost five straight since Jan. 25 to Feb. 3 in 2017. Toronto 110, Milwaukee 96 Miami 118, Sacramento 110 Suns 132, Pelicans 114 Brooklyn 109, L.A. Lakers 98 Celtics 121, Hawks 109 Friday’s games Chris Paul had 15 points and a season-high Denver at Charlotte, ppd. Kemba Walker scored a season-high Denver 120, Cleveland 103 19 assists, spearheading an 11-point, fourth- Orlando 124, Golden State 120 quarter comeback in visiting Phoenix’s victory 28 points and host Boston held off Atlanta. Boston 121, Atlanta 109 Philadelphia 112, Chicago 105 over New Orleans. Jayson Tatum added 25 points and eight rebounds, and Jaylen Brown and Tristan Dallas at Houston, ppd. Paul, who rose to stardom with New Orleans Memphis 109, Detroit 95 after being drafted fourth overall in 2005, Thompson each finished with 17 points to Milwaukee 98, Oklahoma City 85 help Boston take the second of back-to-back Phoenix 132, New Orleans 114 appeared to be gesturing that he owned the Toronto 86, Minnesota 81 meetings between the teams. arena after hitting a step-back 3 that gave Utah at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. Today’s games Phoenix a 118-107 lead with less than five Grizzlies 109, Pistons 95 San Antonio at New York, ppd AP minutes to go. The Suns outscored the Pelicans Golden State at Charlotte, 8 p.m. Indiana at Houston, 8 p.m. 41-12 in the final quarter. Ja Morant scored 21 of his 29 points in the Miami at L.A. Lakers, 8:30 p.m. The 76ers’ Joel Embiid, center, goes up for a dunk between the Brandon Ingram scored 25 points for the second half, Jonas Valanciunas added 17 points Phoenix at Memphis, 9 p.m. Sacramento at Chicago, 9 p.m. Bulls’ Wendell Carter Jr., left, and Thaddeus Young during the first Pelicans, and Zion Williamson added 23. and 15 rebounds and host Memphis rallied to Washington at Portland, 10 p.m. half Friday in Philadelphia. They’ve lost five of six. beat Detroit.

NHL COLLEGE BASKETBALL CAVS From C1 Hurricanes Cleveland State falls on the road to push Denver’s lead to 21. He celebrated his third straight long-range make — an off-balance cool down The Associated Press Northern Kentucky 81, No. 18 Arkansas 84, number from 33 feet to open the fourth — by Jalon Pipkins scored 19 points as Wright State 75 Mississippi 74 pounding his chest and screaming toward fans Blackhawks host Purdue Fort Wayne broke its Marques Warrick had 23 points as Chelsea Dungee scored 38 points, in Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. eight-game losing streak, topping host Northern Kentucky defeated Amber Ramirez added 19 and host “That’s what we live for as players,” Murray Wright State. Arkansas beat Mississippi. said, “that atmosphere.” The Associated Press Cleveland State 75-68 on Friday Loudon Love had 16 points. Murray scored Denver’s first 13 in the last quar- Nino Niederreiter had two night. No. 23 South Dakota State 86, Dayton 76, Saint Louis 53 ter, and then passed his previous career best of 46 goals and an assist and the host Bobby Planutis had 16 points North Dakota State 78 points by draining another three — on Jokic’s 10th Carolina Hurricanes cooled off for Purdue Fort Wayne (7-13, 6-13 Jalen Crutcher recorded 19 points as host Dayton easily defeated Saint Tylee Irwin scored 17 of her assist — with four minutes left. Murray capped the Chicago Blackhawks with a Horizon League). Jarred Godfrey 25 points in the fourth quarter as Louis. Ibi Watson added 14 points for his incredible performance with a resounding 5-3 victory Friday. added six rebounds. Ra Kpedi had the Flyers, who held the Billikens to visiting South Dakota State extended Niederreiter capped his big seven rebounds. 27.5 percent shooting, the lowest mark its winning streak to 15 games. dunk before being replaced with 2:23 left. night by scoring on the power Torrey Patton had 17 points of the season for a Dayton opponent. Collin Sexton scored 23 and Jarrett Allen 20 for No. 25 Missouri State 62, Cleveland, which had a couple of days to prepare play with 4:56 left, pushing for the Vikings (15-7, 15-4). Alec Top 25 women Bradley 56 the puck past Kevin Lankinen Oglesby added 13 points. for the Nuggets but still couldn’t stop them. Jasmine Franklin had 11 points and Not the way Murray was shooting. from the top of the crease for The Mastodons notched their No. 8 UCLA 83, 12 assists and host Missouri State The Cavs tried several different defenders on his ninth of the season. That first win in three tries against the No. 13 Oregon 56 won its 10th straight, beating Bradley. made it 4-2, putting the Hur- Vikings this season. Murray, who was hardly bothered. ricanes in control after quickly Michaela Onyenwere scored 17 Ohio women “It never matters,” he said. Akron 88, Ball State 79 points, Lauren Miller added 16 and After a strong start, the Cavs have fallen near blowing a two-goal lead late in host UCLA completed a season the second. Ali Ali had a career-high 20 points as sweep of Oregon for the first time in Baldwin Wallace 79, the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings. Martin Necas scored the visiting Akron defeated Ball State. five years. Heidelberg 65 “With the exception of Murray, we took some steps in the right direction,” Cavs coach J.B. Bick- go-ahead goal early in the third No. 10 Arizona 59, Lilly Edwards scored 24 points and IUPUI 72, Youngstown St. 70 erstaff said. on the power play. Vincent California 50 grabbed 13 rebounds to lead the Trocheck and Jaccob Slavin Marcus Burk had 24 points as visiting Yellow Jackets in Ohio Athletic Michael Porter Jr. added 22 points for the also found the net, with Slavin visiting IUPUI narrowly defeated Aari McDonald scored 28 points and Conference action. Nuggets. Jokic celebrated turning 26 with 16 Youngstown State. visiting Arizona had to earn a victory Freshman Kira Philpot added a scoring on a long empty-netter Lorain graduate Naz Bohannon had against California this time on the way career-high 16 points. Elyria Catholic points and 12 rebounds in getting his seventh with 3:14 left. 16 points and 10 rebounds. to its seventh straight win. graduate Regan Schill chipped in eight. triple-double this season. A stopover in Cleveland was not originally Panthers 7, Red Wings 2 part of Denver’s travel itinerary for a four-game Patric Hornqvist scored in the trip. However, when the league postponed three first and third periods to help visiting Florida rout Detroit. GOLF San Antonio games — including one against the Juho Lammikko and MacKenzie Cavs on Wednesday — earlier this week because Weegar had goals on consecutive of virus cases on the Spurs, the Nuggets were shots in the opening period, and Burns holds 5-shot lead at Riviera Hornqvist made it 3-0 in a four- rerouted. shot stretch that doomed a Detroit The Associated Press of took what the golf course gave us,” Burns said. “There’s They made their first 12 shots, opened a team averaging an NHL-low 1.9 22-point lead in the second half and then let Sam Burns wanted to pay respect to tough Riviera definitely times where I’ve tried to force it a little bit, but goals a game. Murray close out the Cavs. by playing it safe. It led to a 5-under 66 on Friday to this just is not a golf course you want to do that.” The Nuggets thrashed the Cavaliers on Feb. 10, Oilers 2, Flames 1 tie the 36-hole record at the Genesis Invitational in Burns was at 12-under 130, matching the record beating them by 38 points and prompting Bicker- Jesse Puljujarvi and Gaetan Haas Los Angeles, and build a five-shot last set in 2004 by Mike Weir and Shigeki Maruyama. staff to criticize his players for being “embarrassed.” scored as Edmonton beat Calgary lead going into the weekend. Johnson led a group at 7-under 135 despite playing to open a home-and-home series. the three par 5s in only 1 under for the week. Part of Defenseman Rasmus Andersson Among those chasing is Dustin Tip-ins the problem is that Johnson has hit only one fairway scored for Calgary, and David Johnson, the No. 1 player in the world CAVALIERS: F Taurean Prince missed his second Rittich made 23 saves. and a past winner at Riviera. Another on the par 5s. That was the final one he played Friday, straight game with a sprained left ankle. shot back was Jordan Spieth, who the 17th, and it set up a simple up-and-down that l F Kevin Love (strained calf) took part in practices is starting to make himself at home moved him a little closer. the past few days and is nearing a return after missing most of the season. He’s been out since Dec. 27. Standings near the top of the leaderboard. Joaquin Niemann finished with eight pars for his round of 68 and was five shots behind. He and EAST DIVISION Burns kept his bogey-free day Nuggets 120, Cavaliers 103 GP W L OT Pts GF GA intact toward the end of the round Burns Johnson were joined by Tyler McCumber and Jason DENVER (120): Green 1-1 0-0 2, Porter Jr. 8-16 3-4 22, Jokic 5-8 Boston 15 10 3 2 22 44 33 5-5 16, Barton 3-9 0-0 7, Murray 21-25 0-0 50, Cancar 0-0 0-0 Philadelphia 14 8 3 3 19 48 44 when he came up short of the eighth Kokrak, who each shot 68 in the morning. 0, Hartenstein 1-1 0-2 2, Nnaji 0-2 0-0 0, Campazzo 3-5 2-2 10, Washington 15 8 4 3 19 53 53 Hampton 2-4 1-2 5, Howard 0-1 0-0 0, Morris 2-8 2-2 6. Totals 46-80 N.Y. Islanders 16 8 5 3 19 39 38 green, his 17th of the morning. He chipped it about Rory McIlroy made only one birdie in his round of 13-17 120. Pittsburgh 15 8 6 1 17 48 51 CLEVELAND (103): Okoro 5-10 1-2 14, Osman 3-8 2-3 11, Allen 8-9 New Jersey 11 6 3 2 14 31 30 10 feet short — anything too strong could lead to big 76 and missed the cut. Justin Thomas followed his 4-8 20, Garland 6-15 0-0 14, Sexton 8-17 4-6 23, McGee 4-8 0-0 8, N.Y. Rangers 15 5 7 3 13 36 41 trouble — and made the par putt. opening 77 with a 73 and missed the cut. So did U.S. Stevens 1-4 0-0 2, Windler 1-7 2-2 4, Dotson 3-5 0-0 7. Totals 39-83 Buffalo 13 4 7 2 10 32 41 13-21 103. He also handled two of the par 5s, and picked up so Open champion Bryson DeChambeau after a 69. Denver 33 36 26 25 — 120 CENTRAL DIVISION Cleveland 23 27 30 23 — 103 GP W L OT Pts GF GA much roll on the firm turf at the 476-yard 12th hole McIlroy had the PGA Tour’s longest active cut 3-Point Goals—Denver 15-31 (Murray 8-10, Porter Jr. 3-6, Campazzo Florida 15 11 2 2 24 55 45 2-3, Jokic 1-2, Barton 1-3, Hampton 0-2, Nnaji 0-2, Morris 0-3), Carolina 15 11 3 1 23 58 43 that he had only a pitching wedge into the green and streak at 25 events dating to the 2019 British Open Cleveland 12-31 (Okoro 3-6, Osman 3-7, Sexton 3-7, Garland 2-7, Chicago 19 9 6 4 22 55 56 made a 5-foot putt. at Royal Portrush. The streak now belongs to Xander Dotson 1-3). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Denver 37 (Jokic 12), Tampa Bay 14 10 3 1 21 54 32 Cleveland 34 (Allen 10). Assists—Denver 24 (Jokic 10), Cleveland 30 Columbus 18 8 6 4 20 53 60 (Osman 7). Total Fouls—Denver 17, Cleveland 15. A—2,720 (19,432). Dallas 12 5 3 4 14 40 34 “Whenever we were kind of in a tricky spot, just kind Schauffele at 22. Nashville 16 6 10 0 12 36 55 Detroit 19 4 12 3 11 37 63 WEST DIVISION GP W L OT Pts GF GA biotics, I’ll be able to start getting off of plated retirement but was determined with Alomar running the club last sea- St. Louis 17 10 5 2 22 55 51 Vegas 14 10 3 1 21 43 31 TRIBE the crutches a little bit and then they’ll to come back in 2021. son, try to stay competitive after trad- Colorado 13 8 4 1 17 41 27 Arizona 16 7 6 3 17 42 45 From C1 see how I’m doing as far as, did the Francona said his medical issues ing All-Star shortstop Francisco Lindor. Los Angeles 15 6 6 3 15 47 46 staph go away completely, and they’ll from last year are “really good.” Although not in the shape he’d like Anaheim 17 6 8 3 15 33 45 Francona had been feeling better Minnesota 13 7 6 0 14 33 35 look at it again.” On Thursday, Indians president of to be in, Francona is grateful to still be San Jose 15 6 7 2 14 40 54 and working out after a personally Francona is getting the antibiot- baseball operations Chris Antonetti doing what he loves most. NORTH DIVISION rough 2020 when he developed gout in GP W L OT Pts GF GA ics through an IV in his right arm. He said he never considered that Fran- He still has that spark, though at Toronto 18 13 3 2 28 67 48 December. He had been exercising reg- Edmonton 19 11 8 0 22 65 61 cracked that for the foreseeable future cona might not be back this season. times it takes him a little longer to find Montreal 15 9 4 2 20 52 39 ularly and playing golf before the pain Winnipeg 16 9 6 1 19 55 46 pitching coach Carl Willis will have “The thing that’s always and will it. Calgary 17 8 8 1 17 46 47 in his foot became too much. Vancouver 20 8 11 1 17 62 72 He returned to Ohio and went to the to make any mound visits in spring continue to be most important for me “There have been nights when I’ve Ottawa 19 4 14 1 9 44 78 games. is Tito’s overall health and well-being, been lying around and I’ve had to NOTE: Two points for a win, one point Cleveland Clinic, where he had been for overtime loss. The top four teams “I’m OK,” he said. “I’m not moving physically and mentally,” Antonetti give myself a little kick in the pants,” in each division will qualify for admitted several times last year to playoffs under this season’s really good, but we’ll make due.” said. “And to the extent him performing he said. “I have some people who are temporary realignment. address a gastrointestinal problem as Friday’s games For Francona, last season was per- his job got in the way of that, it would pretty close to me, even several guys in Carolina 5, Chicago 3 well as blood-clotting issues. Doctors Florida 7, Detroit 2 then discovered the staph infection, sonally “awful.” warrant a conversation. But I think we the game of baseball that are dealing Edmonton 2, Calgary 1 Winnipeg at Vancouver, 10 p.m. which can be very serious. He had been dealing with stomach have tried to work with Tito to under- with things that are really serious. This Today’s games problems for months, but when they stand where he is physically and how is more of a pain in the neck. I need to Buffalo at New Jersey, 12:30 p.m. “I still have my toe,” said Francona, N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 12:30 p.m. worsened in August, he was forced to do we help him do what he loves doing realize that. Vegas vs. Colorado, at Edgewood entering his ninth season with the Indi- Tahoe Resort, 3 p.m. ans. “They just went in and took out step aside. First base coach Sandy Alo- and that’s manage this baseball team. “That’s what I always get to. There Florida at Detroit, 5 p.m. Chicago at Carolina, 7 p.m. some of the bone that was infected and mar Jr. took over managing duties for “And I know he is beyond excited to are some mornings — in the shower — Los Angeles at Arizona, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. they replaced that with some cement. I Francona, who underwent several sur- get going on this season. He’s in a good it’s hard. I have to put a big bag over my Nashville at Columbus, 7 p.m. San Jose at St. Louis, 7 p.m. guess the cement oozes like antibiotics geries and ended up in intensive care frame of mind.” leg. I have to cover this arm. It’s aggra- Toronto at Montreal, 7 p.m. and I’m also getting the IV antibiotics. when his blood wouldn’t clot properly. Francona is indeed excited about vating, but that’s all it is, aggravating. Tampa Bay at Dallas, ppd. Minnesota at Anaheim, 9 p.m. “After another three weeks, I think Francona, who won titles in 2004 and this season as the Indians, who went I think I have to remind myself that Calgary at Edmonton, 10 p.m. it’s March 7, I’ll be done with the anti- 2007 with the Boston Red Sox, contem- 35-25 and made the wild card round sometimes.”

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BUSINESSES & PLUMBER Wanted BUNDLE HAULER for new construction, residential plumbing. SERVICES The Chronicle Benefit package Telegram is seeking includes 401K. Serving...Lorain • Medina Counties candidates for a Part Email resume to Time Bundle Hauler. olmstedplumbing@fron- tier.com or Call This position is located 330-220-8886   in our circulation de-   partment, hours vary but are generally DEBT RELIEF CENTER 1:00AM-5:00AM MAILROOM SNOW PLOWING variable days to AVOID BANKRUPTCY Best price in Elyria INSERTER C.C.C. 440-322-1999 accommodate our DENNIS THE MENACE Hank Ketchum 440-452-1083 seven day operation. Training will be The Chronicle Tele-  provided. gram is seeking candi-    dates for a laborer to    Duties include driving join our team as a Mailroom Inserter. This  a company vehicle to HOT DELI, must be 18 Washers & Dryers COTTOM Painting, wallpa- deliver bundles of is a part-time position, Working or not!! Medina starting times & hours or older, filling multiple per removal, kitchen cabi- newspapers to openings. Apply within: Co. only (330) 725-2776 net repaint. 440-213-3641 DENNIS TREE SERVICE FIXED CARRIER vary, weekends & nights required. This 540 N Center St., Lot clearing, tree PICKUP POINTS Lagrange. trim/removal, Spring THROUGHOUT position primarily Pro Interior Painting, cabi- works with the net refinishing, textured cleaning, mulch, lic. and LORAIN COUNTY.  insured. cc’s accepted! Valid driver’s license mailroom equipment to ceilings.Scheduling exte- insert the ads into the rior painting & staining Free estimates and acceptable driving FIELD TECHNICIAN 440-322-2624 record required along newspaper and pack- THE BEST SLAB WOOD Call Terry (440) 444-5075 age the newspaper We are an established, All Cut (16 in.) Long with ability to pass a privately-held environ- drug screen and bundles. 3 cords (390 cu.ft.) $275 mental engineering com- 6 cords (780 cu.ft.) $525 submit to a pany in Wellington look- Classified Online: background check. Success motivated, Delivered 440-322-2000 All real estate advertising self-starters may apply ing for a full time Field Technician interested in in this newspaper is sub- chroniclet.com Apply today by by submitting a ject to the Federal Fair resume/application by air quality testing. Candi-  submitting a resume dates must be able to Housing Act of 1968, the via email to: visiting our online job Ohio Fair Housing Act, openings at: travel weekdays, work  [email protected] safely at heights and and the Elyria Fair Hous-   or by mail at the fol- www.chroniclet.com/jobs ing Law which makes it il- via email to: work weekday overtime. ARLINGTON SQUARE lowing address: College degree helpful legal to advertise “any The Chronicle [email protected] APARTMENTS preference, limitation or Safety (614) 644-2239. by mail or within at: but not required. Remu- 00011 INVITATION TO Telegram neration is commensu- 440-324-7569 discrimination based on Attn: Human The Chronicle race, color, religion, sex, BID The City of Oberlin re- Telegram rate with experience and 150 David Dr., Elyria Resources-Bundle education. Available Now! handicap, familial status serves the right to accept Hauler ATTN: HR-Inserter or national origin.” This City of Oberlin - Public the lowest and/or best bid, 225 East Avenue Interested? Newly renovated Works Standards P.O. Box 4010 Check out our website at 2 bdrm Suites applies to all real estate to reject any or all bids, to Elyria, OH 44036 Elyria, OH 44035 sold, rented or leased, Construction and waive any informalities in www.GCITEST.com Free Wi-Fi! Materials Specifications EOE/DFWP • Open Floor Plan whether by owner himself the bids received, and to EOE/DFWP Forward resume & or through an agent. enter into the contract compensation • Lots of Closet Space Sealed bids for Contract • Appliances There are no exceptions which, in the sole judge- expectations to under this law. Our read- 2021-02 Construct Spring ment of the City, will best [email protected] • Window Coverings Street Park Parking may 440-647-6672 • On-site Laundry ers are hereby informed suit the City’s needs. INDEPENDENT that all dwellings adver- be delivered to the City via CONTRACTOR MOTOR ROUTES • Parking • Playground USPS, FedEx, UPS or AVAILABLE • Barbecue Area tised in this newspaper   Jeff Baumann, Director of NEWSPAPER are available on an equal other delivery service, re- Public Works BUNDLE DELIVERY • Fitness Rooms ceived at City Hall not later Independent • Media Rooms opportunity basis. than 10:00 a.m. on Thurs- M.G. 2/20-27/21 Are you looking for a Contractor • Water/Garbage PAID! day, March 18, 2021. Bid- 20678041 way to supplement Newspaper Delivery: • Walking distance to ders may hand-deliver bids your income without it As an independent Library, Grocery, Theater,  to the Oberlin Police De- taking up to much of contractor you’ll act as partment at 85 South Main your time? Do you your own boss while Restaurants & Shopping! supplementing your Street, Oberlin, Ohio want to be your own Accepting 2 bedroom *4 New Models Homes 44074, until 10:00 a.m. on boss? income. SHORTAGE DRIVER The Chronicle PART TIME are Here!* ADVERTISING SALES EXECUTIVES Thursday, March 18, Sec. 8 applications Beautiful 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath 2021, at which time and The Independent Telegram is seeking Elyria-Lorain Broadcasting, drivers to deliver Must be available early for wait list Move in ready! place said bids will be Contractor Bundle Firelands Schools WEOL/WKFM/WLKR Radio opened and read aloud. Route consists of newspapers in the mornings, 20-25 has immediate openings for following communities: hrs/wk. Help deliver Amherst Trail 986-6092 While bidders may attend delivering bundles of www.amhersttrailoh.com Advertising Sales Executives the bid opening, they are newspapers to stores open routes and discouraged from doing so. and newspaper • Avon Lake customer misses. Unique opportunity features partnering with local busi- All bids will be available for vending boxes. • Columbia Station Company vehicle is ness owners and advertising decision makers to formu- distribution within 48 hours Independent contrac- • Elyria provided. Could lead to  late marketing strategies.You will plan and create ad- of the bid opening upon tors are not agents • Grafton full time. Valid driver’s vertising campaigns utilizing radio, on-line and print for FARM license and acceptable  the request of any bidder. or employees of The • North Ridgeville local and regional businesses located in Erie, Huron, Chronicle-Telegram. • Wellington driving record required CASH PAID FOR Lorain and Medina counties. Specifications, plans and MARKET Bundle Route • Westlake along with ability to Unwanted Vehicles bidding documents may be available: pass a drug screen (440) 864-3825 If the potential of an uncapped income and obtained upon depositing a All you’ll need is and submit to a future growth appeals to you, we may have a nonrefundable check in the Sheffield/Sheffield reliable transportation, background check. perfect fit on our team! amount of Thirty Five a valid driver’s license FORD Explorer ‘09. Auto, Lake/Avon/Avon runs excellent, $4000. ($35.00) Dollars made Lake and 2-3 hours per day. Apply today by Our robust compensation plan includes base salary, payable to the CITY OF Contact us by phone at submitting a resume Chrysler Town & Country  36 stops Mini Van ‘08 runs excellent commissions, and other incentives. Benefits include OBERLIN for each con- (440) 329-7196 along with our online paid vacation, medical, dental, vision, and 401(k). tract, from the office of the email: employment applica- $4000 440-258-0463 BARNES BROS Logging, If you can spare 2-3 Previous sales, marketing or advertising experience Department of Public hours a day, have reli- [email protected] tion form at: is a plus. Works at the Municipal Buyers of standing timber, or complete an online www.chroniclet.com/jobs 32 yrs 440-785-9098 able transportation and  Building (440-775-7218). a valid driver’s license independent driver via email to: To apply, Email resume and cover letter to: Specifications will also be apply today by: agreement form at: [email protected]  [email protected] on file in the plan room of www.chroniclet.com/jobs or by mail at the All real estate advertising the F. W. Dodge Corpora- Contact us by phone or in person at: following address: in this newspaper is sub- BUTCH’S AUTO GLASS - Or mail: Human Resources Department tion. at (440) 329-7196, The Chronicle The Chronicle ject to the Federal Fair NEW OR USED Best 225 East Avenue Telegram Telegram Housing Act of 1968, the Prices: Call 440-864-0911 Elyria, OH 44035 by email to: Human Resources All bids shall be signed   [email protected] 225 East Avenue Ohio Fair Housing Act, and submitted on the Elyria, OH 44035 - Shortage Driver and the Elyria Fair Hous- Elyria Lorain Broadcasting Co. is an equal PO BOX 4010 forms bound in the con- CEMETERY Plots 2, at THE CHRONICLE- ing Law which makes it il- opportunity employer and drug-free workplace. tract documents. Bids shall Elyria, OH 44036 legal to advertise “any  Eastlawn Memory Gar- TELEGRAM EOE/DFWP be submitted in a sealed dens, in Brunswick, Oh. 225 EAST AVENUE preference, limitation or envelope marked “Bid for Total price $620. If ELYRIA, OHIO 44035 discrimination based on BRIDGESTONE Tires 4 on Contract 2021-02 Con- interested call Bill @ race, color, religion, sex, Ford Rims. P245/65/r17, struct Spring Street Park 434-547-2563 or text handicap, familial status less than 300mi. Parking” Each bid must or national origin.” This 440-213-0123 be accompanied by a Bid [email protected] TEAM MEMBERS MACHINE Flow Landscape and applies to all real estate Guaranty in accordance sold, rented or leased, with Section 153.54 of the CEMETERY LOTS 4, REPAIRMAN Aquatics is seeking crew leaders and labor- whether by owner himself  Ohio Revised Code which Ridge Hill Memorial Park Kalt Mfg. is seeking indi- or through an agent. shall be either a certified Association. All 4 vidual with 10 years expe- ers for its lake and  pond management There are no exceptions check payable to the City negotiable 239-308-2375. rience in machine shop NEWSPAPER ROUTE under this law. Our read- of Oberlin, or a bid bond equipment repair. All SUPERVISOR -Elyria company. email or call, ALL CARS WANTED flowaquatics@yahoo. ers are hereby informed satisfactory to the City, in types including Boring that all dwellings adver- running or not, Ca$h the sum of ten percent Mills, Lathes, Vertical The Chronicle Telegram com 440-235-7028 $60-$6000. 440-935-0121 9:00 - 5:00 tised in this newspaper (10%) of the price bid. Bid  Machining Centers, is seeking candidates for are available on an equal security furnished in Bond Cold Forming equipment. a Route Supervisor in the opportunity basis. JUNK Cars & Motorcy- form, shall be issued by a Knowledge of Fastener Circulation Dept. This is a cles, Best price in Town. BLACK neutered male cat, full-time position with ADVERTISING Surety Company or Cor- found on Lance Rd. area equipment and scraping CHARMING Elyria 4 bdrm Cash. 440-452-1083 poration licensed in the skills a plus. early morning hours. This We make every effort to AND Lafayette TWP. position does require 1.5 bath, renovated, lg. State of Ohio to provide 330-725-2468 We offer job security, com- verify all ads in our yard, shed, bsmt, $850 + MARKETING said surety. petitive wages, excellent working weekends and publications are legit WE BUY JUNK & holidays. Responsibilities utilities. 440-320-0773 UNWANTED VEHICLES CONSULTANT working conditions in a but we sometimes fall NO PETS There will be a temperature-controlled en- include customer service, short. Due to the vol- 216-372-2000 non-mandatory on-site pre- vironment, and a full com- route maintenance, and ume of ads we process WKFM / WLKR Radio has an immediate opening bid meeting at Spring plement of company bene- delivery. This is mostly an and the variety of ways for an Advertising & Marketing Consultant. Street Park on Groveland fits including: medical, outside, entry-level posi- they come to us, we   Responsibilities include meeting with business owners Street at 2:00 p.m., March dental, life, matching 401K, tion with complete train- cannot always spot the and managers in Huron, Erie and Lorain counties to 1, 2021. short and long term disabil- ing provided. You will be misleading ads. plan and create advertising campaigns for Radio, Digital ity and continuing educa- driving a company vehi- Thank you and Print. You will be in ‘Customer Acquisition and Re- Each Proposal must con- tion program. cle and an acceptable The Chronicle Telegram tention’ - helping businesses find and keep their most tain the full name of the West side of Cleveland, driving record is a must! & Medina Gazette profitable customers. party or parties submitting Ohio with easy access NO PHONE CALLS the proposal and all per- from several interstates PLEASE If you want control of your income and future, come to sons interested therein. and the airport. The plant We offer an exciting and work here at the Radio Ranch! You bring the positive Each bidder must submit utilizes the most up-to-date challenging career oppor- attitude - and we’ll teach you about Radio! evidence of its experi- LOST:$2000 REWARD equipment in the precision tunity with full-time bene-  ences on projects of simi- 1 1/2 year old Pomeranian machining and rebuilding fits including medical, Our compensation plan includes a base salary, lar size and complexity. Pup named Pipsie, 15lbs. industries. dental, vision and 401(k). up-capped commissions, and other incentives. Benefits The owner intends and re- orange, dark eyes with de- Please include cover let- Potential candidates must WHATZIT ANSWER? include paid vacation, medical, dental, vision, and quires that this project be finitive eyebrows.Missing ter with resume & send be able to pass drug Hit and run 401(k). substantially completed no 1/27/21 8852 Vermilion to [email protected] screen and background later than May 6, 2021. All Rd., Brownhelm Twp. or apply in person to: check. To qualify you need a solid work ethic, positive attitude, contractors and subcon- Any Info call 305-304-9648 Kalt Mfg. PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR and desire to succeed. Previous sales, marketing or tractors involved with the or 330-421-0008 36700 Sugar Ridge Rd. Success motivated,  The Chronicle Telegram, Lorain county’s largest advertising experience is a plus. project will, to the extent North Ridgeville self-starters may apply by newspaper is looking for a Printing Press Operator! practicable use Ohio Prod- No phone calls please submitting a resume us- Previous experience working with an offset web To apply, Email resume and cover letter to: ucts, materials, services, ing our online application form at: ADVANTAGE printing press is preferred. Applicant must be [email protected] and labor in the implemen-  Re conditioned Appliances mechanically inclined. Four color process and tation of their project. WAREHOUSE https://www.loraincoun- Or mail: typrintingandpublishing.c $150 with 1 yr.warranty folder experience a plus.Aqualified candidate Strongsville 330-725-2776 ~ Matt will have the ability to take on and learn multiple Human Resources Contract 2021-02 will be GENERAL LABOR Swimming pool distributor om/employment-applica- responsibilities working within the printing industry. Department performed in accordance PRESRITE looking for full-time tion/ Physical demands of this position include being 225 East Avenue with the Equal Employ- Your Career is Here! and seasonal via email to: able to demonstrate a comfortable full range of Elyria, OH 44035 ment Opportunity Program Now hiring for Skilled & employees. Responsible [email protected] motion. Standing, walking, bending, kneeling, of the City of Oberlin. General Labor Positions. for pulling orders, stocking, by mail or within at the  following address: along with the ability to lift/carry up to 50 lbs Elyria Lorain Broadcasting Co.is an equal opportunity • Full Time unloading/loading trucks, intermittently are a must. Candidates will submit employer and drug-free workplace. Bidders must comply with • Benefits Package UPS shipments. to a criminal background screening prior to the prevailing wage rates • Retention Incentives Must be 18 years or older. Lorain County Printing DOLLS 18 inch vinyl ($25 & Publishing offer of employment. WKFM / WLKR Radio 10327 Milan Rd. on Public Improvements in 216-206-3400 Benefits and 401k. ea), Longaberger Baskets, Apply in person or online at U.S. Route 250 Lorain County and the City www.presrite.com Apply in person at: Attn: Human Resources Department 56 Snow Vil- Route Supervisor [email protected] Milan, OH 44846 of Oberlin, Ohio as deter- EOE 22350 Royalton Rd, lages, Coca Cola items w/ High School diploma or equivalent as well as Tele: (419) 609-5961 Fax: (419) 609-2679 mined by the Ohio Depart- Strongsville or email 225 East Avenue stand $150, Jewelry w/ Elyria, OH 44035 mechanical/electrical knowledge required. www.wkfm.com ment of Commerce, Divi- [email protected] stand $300. Cash Only. EOE/DFW sion of Labor and Work for additional information EOE/DFWP 440-537-4160, Evenings www.wlkrradio.com (9(5<)5,'$<

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