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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1999
Page
1
Pat Leimbach, author of The Country Wife column for The Chronicle-Telegram, will be inducted into the Ohio Agricultural Hall of Fame in a Local and State ceremony. The note highlights regional recognition and Farm-related honors for a noted columnist.
The Elyria Parks and Rec Department hosts a summer concert featuring Mike Moore at 11 30 a m on Ely Square. Sponsored by National City Bank the series runs most Tuesdays and Thursdays through September.
Wellington residents push back on rail horn noise and traffic tied to the Conrail takeover by CSX and Norfolk Southern. A Lorain County forum on rail issues will host CSX and NS officials, state and local lawmakers, and railroad officials to field questions and seek solutions.
Eaton Township zoning commission votes unanimously against rezoning along Route 83. Trustees may still vote later this month after receiving the recommendation, which backs a plan to rezone 36 residential parcels and four business parcels to light industrial to block housing development.
Gwynn McCauley 28 of Elyria donated a family cemetery plot in Columbia Township for the unidentified infant found in a quarry near her childhood home. Noelle Wolfe of Strongsville is organizing a memorial fund with a candlelight vigil set for 7 30 pm Wednesday August 11 at Columbia Park. Police investigate possible leads with no suspects yet. Wolfe hopes the memorial raises awareness to prevent abuse and save other children.
Drozdowsk urges anyone with information to contact Lorain County Sheriffs Department at 440 329 3709. All calls will be kept confidential, police spokesperson said.
Vermilion officials dropped the proposed income tax after public pressure and will seek a three year property tax increase to raise about 2.45 million annually. The state appointed Financial Planning and Supervision Commission approved an eight mill proposal costing a $100,000 home about 245 dollars per year. The panel, formed in April, voted 7-0 to pursue the property tax hike. Mayor Jimmy Davis supported the reversal, citing better public input. Marie Warden and James Levero reported strong local feedback as calls poured in following newspaper coverage.
Elyria teachers and school board negotiators made significant progress on several issues with help from a federal mediator. The teachers contract expired Sunday, and both sides had hoped to finalize an agreement in August.
Elyria Schools districts and teachers union met with federal mediator Jack Buettner on Wednesday to discuss ongoing contract talks and set a Friday session. Attorney Mike Hanna said fourteen issues remained with substantial progress on several, while the union had reported a June standstill.
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