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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1996
Page
1
NEW RUSSIA TWP sets dates to place dumpsters at the Township Complex for residents bulk items on April 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, July 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, Oct 18, 19, 20, 25. May designated for brush chipping. contact township office at 778-7782 for scheduling.
Oberlin JVS Marketing and Management students placed high in the state DECA contest in Columbus. Kari Coffin of Oberlin earned sixth in Pull Service management of a food service establishment.
Chad Uehlein of Midview finished eighth in the Retail Marketing Research Series after researching a business and drafting a marketing plan for a pipe threading machine. Jennifer Filko of Amherst placed 14th in the Apparel Series for skills to run a fashion apparel store. DECA is a youth organization for vocational marketing and management students.
Lorain resident Steven Kender ages 19 faces aggravated arson charges in Avon Lake Municipal Court after a fire started on a Lakewood Drive porch. Police suspect three juveniles. the blaze caused no structural damage with neighbors helping extinguish the fire.
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Mayor Deanna Hill and safety director Thomas Sweeney inspected the Ridgeview Shopping Center on Center Ridge Road. Owners Gary and Mark Mintz of Cleveland, via Hennes Haslett & Associates, have completed gutters windows and roofing and cleared debris. Two weeks remain to finish parking lot repairs and painting as weather allows.
Maxwell White Jr. of Reynoldsburg, 30, facing aggravated murder charges in the January 19 shooting death of Trooper James Gross on I-71 near Ashland, has a competency hearing ordered for April 22. White pleaded innocent by reason of insanity and the court noted psychiatric testing is completed.
New London Recreation Park Board seeks public input on installing two automatic batting cages for public use at a cost of 18000, with a two year payback. Board cites revenue loss from the Hileman Building closure and strong local baseball activity across Little League Pony League high schools and upcoming tournaments. Public comment encouraged at the next meeting or via board members before 7 30 p m Wednesday at city hall. Also noted was winter vandalism at the park and a call to report suspicious activity to police.
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