Five Years On Route 57 Plants Fail In Elyria Overgrowth Cleared
Elyria city crews removed most of the $500000 worth of plants along Route 57 as part of a $22 million reconstruction project after a landscape expert warned five years ago they would not survive the hot summers and cold winters. Safety Service Director Mary Siwierka and Street Department Manager Scott Payne cited poor plant choices and advised removal. The effort began to clear weed overgrowth that had choked the landscape and prompted the drastic action.
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Elyria
Safety Service
Mary Siwierka
Blood warrant in Elyria crash case vanishes
Defense says a search warrant to seize blood from Christopher DeWitt in the fatal May 16 2013 crash disappeared, arguing blood test results should be excluded. Prosecution says DeWitt 21 was likely marijuana impaired when his Ford F 350 collided with a Grand Am killing 28 year old Dale Welty. The wreck occurred on Baumhart Road in Brownhelm Township. A trooper reportedly obtained the warrant, drew DeWitt’s blood at MetroHealth, and returned the document to Judge Ambrose after the test.
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Brian Darling
DeWitt
Dale Welty
Baumhart Road
Brownhelm Township
Brandon Danicki
Welty
Ohio Highway Patrol
Danicki
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
Dick Ambrose
Ambrose
Vermilion Schools delay start after storm damages Sailor Way Middle
A Vermilion storm drenched Sailor Way Middle School. Start of the school year is pushed from Aug 26 to Sept 2 as renovations continue. District has spent $85,000 on cleanup and expects rehab work to finish soon without extra school days. Superintendent Phil Pempin notes contractors remain on site and no extra days are planned. Community contact Anna Merriman at 329-7245 or amerriman chronicler.com.
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Sailorway Middle School
Vermilion Schools
Phil Pempin
Pempin
Anna Merriman
Amerriman
Chronicler.com
Robin Williams death details and expert context
The article discusses Robin Williams death by his own action, noting experts say such deaths rarely stem from a single factor. It mentions multiple influences, including mood and stress, and quotes Williams from a 2006 interview on Good Morning America.
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Williams
Good Morning America
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