Straight-line winds damage Lorain County despite tornado ruling
The National Weather Service said strong straight-line winds caused damage across Lorain County Friday night, not a tornado. Winds 80 to 90 mph buckled a 110-foot electric tower, tore 4 roofs off an apple storage barn, and damaged a nearby home as far east as Midway Mall. An Amherst Township transmission tower and apple trees suffered damage near Oberlin Road. an engineer may determine if the storage barn can be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Weather Service
Lorain County
Gary Garnet
NWS
FirstEnergy
Gary Mortus
Garnet
Amherst Township
Midway Mall
Allan Grobe
Oberlin Road
Grobe
Lost Boys Speak At Africa Seminar At LCCC
About 200 area students heard Akol Madat and Dominic Mel of the Lost Boys of Sudan share survival stories at Lorain County Community College. The event raised over 1200 for African causes and covered AIDS, war, and Darfur with other speakers including Mission to the Fatherless Orphanage founders and Bay Village adopters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Africa
Lorain County Community College
Akol Madat
Dominic Mel
Sudan
Michael Kuch
Educational Service Center
Lorain County
Rachael Hurley
North
Rachael
Darfur
Iraq
North Ridgeville
Midview
Brookside
Firelands
Bay Village
Mary Ellen Amaral Carras
Harry Kestler
LCCC
U.S
Kestler
Cleveland Clinic
Florida
Harvard Medical School
Herb Veith
Virginia Marti
Mission To the Father
Kenya
Martha Nickel
Nickel
Joy
Judy Skillicorn
Jen
Senegal
Baldwin-Wallace College
Kayleen Pennington
Chuck Humel
Chronicle
Lost Boys
Elyria to combine development and planning departments
Elyria plans to merge the Community Development Department with the Planning Department as three veterans retire. The shift would create an assistant community development director role at about 55000 dollars, with projected savings near 60000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Carol Nawrocki
Ronnie Barton
John Brada
Bill Grace
Angie Byington
Barton
Brada
Grace
Ing and Urban Development
Nawrocki
Byington
Glitter Nite Club in Elyria to remain open under safety pact
Glitter Nite Club will stay open after a deal with prosecutors imposing conditions to curb issues of fights gunfire and underage drinking. The pact requires low light cameras liquor license compliance ban on patron dancer sex acts police access and a $10 000 bond with 21 plus staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Glitter Nite Club
Glitter
Dennis Will
Mitchell Yelsky
County Common Pleas
Christopher Rothgery
Ohio Department of Public Safety
Yelsky
Toxotis Inc
Yel+sky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cindy Leise
Cleise
Chroniclet.com
Ghuge Humel
Brett Squires
Bob Squires
Leavitt Road
U.S. Department of Hous
Lisa Roberson
Roberson
Chroniclet
Ed Stewart
Brad Dicken
Bdicken
Stewart Appliances Inc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!