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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2013
Page
2
Lorain Schools project a $1.8 million year start surplus with $600,000 carryover, rising to $2.4 million in 2015-16 and $1.8 million in 2016-17. The district faces deficits later, citing enrollment declines and charter costs, while praising voters for a 2012 levy and noting increased state aid.
Elyria officials launch a fundraising picnic at Elyria Little League East complex with games, food, and a basketball and cornhole tournament. Main site is South Park Recreation Center. activities run 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Aug. 24. Tickets range from 10 dollars, with 15 to 20 dollar team options.
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a Tuesday article on a blood drive for Penfield Township Trustee Lloyd Gordon. The drive will be held at Penfield Township Community Center, 41012 State Route 18, Penfield Township, replacing the previously listed site.
Ohio results show Midday Pick 3 and 4 numbers, Pick 5 totals, and Rolling Cash 5 with jackpots. Mega Millions and Powerball draw details include numbers and estimated top prizes. Michigan Daily 3 4 5 7 Pennsylvania Daily 4 and Cash 5 numbers listed. West Virginia Daily Three and Daily 4 numbers provided.
The Chronicle Telegram staff directory lists editors and managers including Andrew R Young Julie Wallace Benjamin Nagy Kevin Aprile and Howard Gollop with phone numbers and roles. It also covers circulation advertising and subscription details plus office hours and mailing address in Elyria Ohio.
The city faces delays as a sale would yield about 106000 with 60 percent to Lorain and 40 percent to Direct Action. Safety Service Director Robert Fowler cites using HUD funds to demolish and rebuild in Lakeview, while Deputy Director Leon Mason questions Direct Action’s paperwork and eligibility. Neighbors report ongoing yard neglect and seek action or demolition. Direct Action's Daniel Sabolsky did not respond.
Police say Boros, wounded by his own weapon during a standoff, surrendered at 12:36 PM and was transported to EMH Elyria Medical Center. His family pleaded for help as officers plan further charges, with Boros facing a history of prior arrests.
A fight at Caroline Avenue and East 28th Street led to a gunshot when Christian Nogueras struck Bradly Williams with an AK 47 rifle. Williams retrieved a crowbar and the weapon discharged. Hernandez and Nogueras were charged with assault and felonious assault respectively and held in Lorain City Jail.
August incidents include Allen Wooten 27 arrested on disorderly conduct by intoxication after a pellet gun shooting complaint and Taser incident. Markees Glover 20 cited for license suspension insurance lapse and stop sign violations. Tina Manning 40 arrested for disturbing the peace after a drunken argument with roommates.
The district will hire Roth as curriculum director three days a week after Chris Kamenski resigned in June citing threats and abuse from district staff. An independent study by MEC Associates assessed Westwood Elementary Wellington High and the athletic complex, noting structural soundness but needed repairs and $240000 to $250000 annual maintenance, excluding the new middle school. The board welcomed United Way and YMCA collaboration plans for a countywide fitness initiative, with a free program at Westwood on Sept 25 and outreach to southern Lorain County residents.
Christine Myers of Ohio Department of Transportation District 3 says funding from GRADE and local sources supports a crossing project in Lorain and Medina counties. Temporary stop signs near the tracks are gone and new caution signs plus a 25 mph crossing speed are now in place after a crash.
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