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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2016
Page
9
Hundreds of Jeeps will be on display in Toledo this weekend as the city commemorates Jeep’s 75 years in the region. The festival features history displays and an all-Jeep car show while noting Jeep origins in 1941 by Willys-Overland Motors and current production of Wrangler and Cherokee in Toledo by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
Franklin Ohio police officer Steve Dunham responded to a call about a alone boy on the streets near a drug store. The 7-year-old said he had not eaten for days and the officer took him to a restaurant to eat. Police found four older boys living amid garbage and cat urine at the home. Children services placed them with relatives. Parents pleaded not guilty to five counts of child endangering and await court next month. The boy later playfully jumped out to frighten the officer.
Cleveland has tabled a $2 million proposal to build a city dirt bike track to legitimize riders seen weaving through traffic and parks. Council President Kevin Kelly sent the plan to committees after a heated debate while mayor Frank Jackson says the track could unite rival groups and offer a legal outlet plus bike repair training.
In Ohio and New York two exhibits examine how images influence elections. Toledo Museum of Art surveys TV ads from 1952 to now using emotion as a campaign tool. ICP show in Southampton traces photos from Kennedy to Obama to measure impact on voters. Meanwhile Franklin County sheriff suspends five deputies over a March training incident.
Thunderstorms disrupt the festival delaying and canceling the 4 30 p m corn eating contest. Power outages affect about 300 Lorain County residents with most restored by nightfall. The National Weather Service warns of a flash flood watch and heavy rainfall through Sunday with up to 5 inches in isolated spots.
Sophia Niemiec, 2, of Amherst plays with a dollhouse inside the sitting room of the Harris Date House during the sixth annual German Fest at Amherst Sandstone Village hosted by Norris Chronicle.
Gracie Cain of Elyria watches Paulette Smith of Amherst while getting a school haircut at Northwood Middle School as part of the fifth annual Serve Our Schools event. The Church of the Open Door sponsors the Lorain County drive providing backpacks, supplies, and free haircuts for children.
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