Regional Weather Snapshot Mixed Sun and Mild Readings
West Virginia enjoys plenty of sunshine with highs 56 to 68 and a chilly low around 28 to 38. Pennsylvania trends mostly sunny and cooler with a later mild afternoon. Indiana expected to see improving sun after morning clouds. Northern and western Michigan may start cloudy then turn milder with highs near 58 to 64. Lake Erie experiences variable winds 6 to 12 knots with about 2 foot waves and generally unrestricted visibility.
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Area residents discuss city government reform and candidates
Forum speakers weigh a city manager option against elected leadership. Candidates Berner Kowalski Cracas Zuber Abram Fetgatter Tomanek push budgets and reforms while residents pick preferred paths and personalities for Pin Oak Parkway leadership.
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Robert Tomanek
Carpenter
Pin Oak Parkway
Tomanek
Elyria school site list trimmed after acreage concerns
Elyria school board narrowed options for a new EHS site. The Elyria High School site at Sixth Street and Middle Avenue was eliminated for insufficient acreage. Other rejected locations include land behind the police station on Lake Avenue, near Lorain County Community College, York International, Griswold and West River roads, Chestnut Ridge Road and state Route 57, and Abbe Road at Spring Valley Pioneer Field.
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Sixth Street
Middle Avenue
Smiltars
Elyria
Lake Avenue
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York International
Griswold
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Chestnut Ridge Road
Abbe Road
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Pioneer Field
Six Elyria school site candidates narrowed to six
Smiltars listed six remaining sites for the new school including Ely Stadium, old fairgrounds behind EHS, Church of the Open Door land on West Ridge Road, land behind Elyria West High, Eastern Heights area on the east side, and property beside West Park on Foster Avenue. Bennett noted further site questions must be resolved even as the group pared 14 options to six.
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Third Street
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Church of the Open Door
West Ridge Road
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Eastern Heights
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Chronicle Telegram Staff Directory and contact info
Editorial and newsroom staff details listing editors and departments, including editor names for News, Metro, and Sports, plus Encore Editor, Photography, and hotline numbers. It notes publication hours, home delivery rates, and postal information for The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio.
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Andrew Young
Morace
Buddy Dicks i
Srice
Patti Ewartd Sist
METRO
Pam McMillan
Matt Wasterhold
Kevin Aprile
Kerry Rombach
Steve Brown
Gene Krebe
Sun
Camer
U.S
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
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Elyria
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Rescuers Evacuate Pole Patient Amid Arctic Cold
A New Zealand air force Twin Otter evacuated Shemenski, a 59-year-old Oak Harbor resident with pancreatitis, from the South Pole after a gall bladder attack. Rescue teams faced minus 68 degree wind chill, blowing snow, and darkness. Flights to the Pole halt during winter, making timing critical for surgery and US medical diagnosis.
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Rothera
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Oak Harbor
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Court upholds Atwater arrest despite seat belt case
The Supreme Court majority finds Officer Bart Turek could lawfully arrest Dawn Atwater after spotting her unbelted children in Lago Vista Texas. The ruling concludes the arrest was constitutional though potentially unnecessary, rejecting a challenge based on Fourth Amendment protections and racial profiling fears. Justice Souter leads the opinion with Kennedy and conservative justices.
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Tarek
Atwater
Turek
Anthony M. Kennedy
William H. Rehnquist
Clarence Thomas
Antonin Scalia
O'Connor
Dawn Drive
City employees top list of highest paid in 2000
Assistant Fire Chief Gregory Castle led the top earners with 88 787 while John Zielinski and four other chiefs also posted six‑figure salaries. Longevity and overtime shaped pay, with Will donating time and the city pursuing cuts to overtime amid budget talks.
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Gregory Castle
Castle
Glenn Sadler
Ronald Bilas
Jack Martin
Timothy Mitchell
John Zielinski
Safety Service
Eric Rothgery
Will
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