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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2008
Page
1
An Elyria family found their five year old son unresponsive in an above ground backyard pool. The father performed CPR from a deck until paramedics arrived as others watched the boy spit up water en route to the hospital. Police did not release the victim’s name.
Nineteen drivers filed moral claims since January seeking reimbursement for vehicle damage from potholes on Route 57, the same highway slated for a $20 million city facelift. Officials have denied every claim, including Kelvin Roberts whose tire blew Feb. 21 near Chestnut Ridge Road.
Elyria Ohio the school board voted unanimously to shutter Cascade Elementary amid a three hour session on funding and personnel cuts. Superintendent Paul Rigda said the decision is out of their hands and will cost 24 teaching and guidance positions. About 100 residents attended urging no layoffs.
Lorain seeks to resolve a 1922 plan issue that left park land off city ownership. The city argues the parcel should be street and park and intends to sell part to Avalon Beach LLC for a lakefront high rise starting at 350000 per unit, pending court ruling.
Lorain native Brent Hodkey joined a cheering crowd on Pennsylvania Avenue outside the White House to greet Pope Benedict XVI. He described an electric atmosphere with Vatican flags while protests over priesthood abuse were audible among the procession of bishops and cardinals arriving in the capital.
Deacon John Rivera of St. Julie Billiart in North Ridgeville is among 100 invitees from the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland to Mass with Pope Benedict XVI at Yankee Stadium. Rivera, 68, calls the opportunity a blessing and recalls missing a meeting with Pope John Paul II in Detroit decades ago.
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