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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2017
Page
11
Elyria Public Library plans a fall bond issue of 0.9 mill for 30 years to fund renovation and construction across Elyria and LaGrange. Lyn Crouse said asbestos in Washington Avenue and LaGrange branches requires major work, with air quality concerns and potential staff impacts.
A Rocky River police sergeant with 25 years of service was shot in the left leg at the Lorain County Joint Vocational School range during a law enforcement rifle qualification drill. The injury occurred during an accidental discharge. he was conscious and flown to MetroHealth Medical Center. The sheriff's office investigates.
Michael Frazier was sworn in as the village police chief after years with the department. He replaces Roger Kimble who recently retired after 13 years. Mayor Dave Lushinski said Frazier was the most qualified candidate and led when Kimble took time off. The department has about 20 part time officers. The chief search lasted about a month.
Amherst residents attended a Monday night meeting to discuss the design of a new pre K to third grade elementary school. The project, funded by a bond approved in November, will rise on the Harris Elementary site, span 103 421 square feet, and house 939 students at a cost of 27.97 million with 49 percent Amherst funding and 51 percent state funding. GDP Group presented details of the design plans.
ELYRIA The Lorain County construction manager Vincent Carbone has dropped his request to seal his public corruption case from public view. His attorney James Burge declined to comment on the withdrawal, noting Carbone, 65, pleaded guilty in 2008 to money laundering and conspiracy and served six months in Lorain County Jail with fines and restitution totaling 341132. Prosecutors opposed sealing, citing public access due to corruption themes. they argued Carbone’s name connected to a broader probe, though he was not charged in the federal case.
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