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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 2008

Page

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Teen Saves Family From House Fire On Route 113

Danny Metelsky, 16, driving home from Elyria Catholic High School, spotted an orange glow at Grobe Fruit Farm on Route 113. He stopped, knocked on doors, and alerted a family inside as a fire started to spread to the house.

Amherst Danny Metelsky Elyria Catholic High School Grobe Fruit Farm

Avon Board Drops Plan to Seize Wolfe Farm for School

Avon M Michiana county board of education relented after hours of private talks and decided not to pursue court action to compel Mary Jane Wolfe to sell 25 acres of her Center Road farmstead for a new middle school. Wolfe cried with relief as residents and friends supported her.

Avon Mary Jane Wolfe Avon School Board Wolfe Center Road Heritage North Elementary Avon Board of Education

Worker theft could cost SEND $20K from grant

Elyria. The South Elyria Neighborhood Development Corp. will not receive a $20,000 Community Development Block Grant due to police investigations of employee theft. SEND had lobbied for more nonprofit funding as city officials cut and reallocated thousands to nonprofits after shutting its Middle Avenue office and firing its executive.

Elyria South Elyria

Quarries at Beaver Creek to Host 500 Million Upscale Community

Builders begin work in the South Amherst quarries as IRG selects The Quarries at Beaver Creek for a 500 million development. Demolition of mills continues with the six and three mills already tackled and three more to go before land planning for the 4000-square-foot model home outlined at about 1 million.

South Amherst Beaver Creek IRG

Chimpanzees to Move from Cleveland Zoo to Knoxville

Three female chimpanzees aged 23 to 34 will relocate in a one way move from the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo to the Knoxville Zoo in Tennessee. The transfer follows a year of debate and is guided by the AZA Chimpanzee Species Survival Plan with a zookeeper traveling with them to ease the move.

Bruce Bishop Chronicle Binti Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Zoo Tennessee Knoxville Zoo Brnti Jackie Cleveland Zoo Tom Robatain Association of Zoos & Aquariums North America Knoxville

Expert testifies lethal injection in Ohio humane and safe

Elyria Ohio state anesthesiologist Mark Dershwitz testified that Ohio lethal injection is humane and that the chance a condemned inmate remains conscious after the first sedative drug is negligible. He spoke on the second day of hearings before Judge James Burge to decide if the process complies with legal standards.

Elyria Ohio Mark Dershwitz University of Massachusetts County Common Pleas James Burge Burge

Video Walkthrough of State Death Chambers

Chronicle exposes a guided video tour of the state death chambers detailing facility design, equipment layout, and procedural areas. Officials describe security measures, safety protocols, and the day to day operations within the execution chamber complex.

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Village girl with extra face shocks local residents

A government report suggests gas prices may peak at 3.60 to 4.00 dollars per gallon in coming months. The subject, described by her father as perfectly normal aside from the extra face, remains a focal point in the village.

Elyria special unit returns with $300K DOJ grant

The Neighborhood Impact Unit, a four man team, resumes work in Elyria’s south end focusing on drugs and violence after a winter hiatus. Police Chief Michael Medders says the unit will operate from downtown south to the city limits, between the Black River branches, aiming to keep the area quiet as spring arrives.

Elyria U.S. Department of Justice Michael Medders South End Black River

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Jason Hawk The Chronicle-Telegram Annette Grobe Metelsky and Grobe Lisa Roberson Stephen Szucs Sandstone Mills Govitz Cleveland Steve Fogarty Metroparks Zoo Brad Dicken M. Storm
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