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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2007
Page
2
The paper corrects a front page photo mix up showing Jeff Greene instead of Charles Hobaugh. Hobaugh’s correct picture appears tonight. The Block Party fundraiser for Newspaper in Education is delayed to Monday August 27 due to phone system issues.
Ohio midday results include Pick 3 6 9 1 and 5 5 8, Pick 4 7 2 B 3 and 6 8 3 4, Rolling Cash 8 numbers, and Mega Millions estimated at 105 million. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia totals listed with daily draws and numbers. Jackpot figures shown for Rolling Gath 6, Classic Lotto 5.5 million, Mega Millions 105 million.
Elyria home delivery service provides contact numbers for non toll and other areas. Phone hours are 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturday and 1 a.m. to 11 a.m. Sunday.
The Cleveland Clinic proposed a 170,000 square foot outpatient facility on a 40 acre site off Lear Nagle Road in Avon, next to Henkel. Officials seek approval of an Interstate 90 Lear Nagle interchange to support the project, with potential expansion to 350,000 square feet and possible move of some services from Westlake. Avon officials note the city’s busy status and that funding for the interchange remains a separate consideration.
The study notes development around I-90 in Cuyahoga and Lorain counties would continue with or without an interchange. Jacobs Group plans a 220-acre site north of I-90 and will fund a third of the $19 million cost, with bonds from Avon and tax increment financing covering the rest. The Cleveland Clinic backs the interchange. Henkel Corp warns against hindrances to future Avon growth. A regional transit link is suggested to connect riders to Cuyahoga County. NOACA board votes on Sept 14 amid skepticism from Elyria Mayor Bill Grace.
A cluttered OCR fragment lists classified advertising lines and newsroom contacts for Christina Jolliffe Paulanine Oakes Patti Ewald Julia Wallace Bruce Bishop and others. It includes phone numbers for metro, cops, courts and various desk chiefs with sports staff like Chris Assenheimer Scott Petrak and Linda Suen.
Kyle Kondit serves as editorial page editor and is listed with contact number 440 453 6265 for the page. The item notes his role and provides a phone line for submission or contact related to opinion content.
A man named Anderson fell from a cliff near Lafayette Boulevard, close to the Sheffield Lake fire and police departments. The area is enclosed by a wooden split rail fence and overlooks Lake Erie where residents found the spot the day after. Dicken Funeral Home handles the arrangements. the family could not be reached for comment. Contact Lisa Roberson at 653-6268 or Roberson ichroniciat.com.
A 31 year old Elyria man fell 30 feet into a ravine near Black River. On May 14 a 38 year old man dropped 70 feet along Ford Road. A 20 year old man was found conscious after a roughly 50 foot fall in Elywood Park, five hours after the incident.
Teachers voice concern over a shorter day that reduces classroom time to the state minimum while planning time increases from 180 to 225 minutes weekly. Parents may object to a half hour lunch and five hours in class. The board notes art remains missing though hopes rise for a $10.5 million federal magnet grant to restore art music and gym classes with help from Sen. Sherrod Brown. New treasurer Ryan Ghizzoni has been investigating redirecting federal grants to rehire dismissed teachers.
Lorain City Schools will shift elementary start to 9:00 AM and end at 2:30 PM to allow afternoon planning. Middle schools keep 8:50 AM to 3:30 PM, Lorain Admiral King 8:10 AM to 2:45 PM, and Lorain Southview 8:20 AM to 2:55 PM.
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