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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 2004

Page

5

Weather and UV Update Across Michigan and Great Lakes

Partly sunny today with high UV exposure expected. Tonight mainly clear and cool, tomorrow sunny and warmer. Michigan and nearby regions report light to moderate winds along Lake Erie, forecasted seas 3 to 6 feet, unrestricted visibility. Observed city highs in the 70s to 80s with overnight lows in the 50s to 60s. scattered thermometers show varied readings.

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Serene beach hides danger at Avon Lake water current

Avon Lake residents face a hidden risk at Miller Road Beach Park where warm lake water from a nearby power plant creates strong undertows near the rocky break-wall. Chief Owad notes swimmers can be swept away as fishermen and locals recount near drownings and a 2003 drowning. ODNR and city officials refuse to close the beach, arguing life guards are needed but not planned. A council vote looms on authorizing police water patrols to improve safety while preserving access.

Avon Lake Miller Road Beach Park Lake Erie Dave Owad Owad Mary Rogers Cleveland Mary Williams Larry Grizzell Lorain Vermillion Bay Village Ohio Department of Natural Resources Brenda Culler-Gautschi ODNR Office of Coastal Management Lisa Meiners Geoffrey Smith Ohio Supreme Court Smith

North Olmsted Homecoming marks 59th celebration

North Olmsted observes its 59th Homecoming from Thursday through Sunday, August 23, with events at North Olmsted Park on Lorain Road. The celebration began in 1946 to welcome home soldiers, and this year features a parade, pie eating contests, Irish dancing, elephant ears, and more, sponsored by the North Olmsted Community Council.

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Community celebration schedule runs August weekend event lineup

The schedule lists activities from Thursday August 26 to Sunday August 29. Highlights include opening ceremonies, pie eating contests sponsored by Bakers Square, Windjammers Big Band and The Four Lads in the gazebo, a Citizen of the Year presentation for Pat Dillon, a Fire vs Police baseball game, horseshoe tournament, flower and garden show, martial arts demonstration, Irish dance, gospel and jazz performances, a parade, and an awards ceremony.

Gazebo Bakers Square Windjammers Midway Pat Dillon Fire Department Police Department Four Lads A. J. Perry McCarthy-Ryan Academy of Irish Dance North Olmsted Garden Club Symphony West Antoinette Tredanaray Close John Docherty North Olmsted Rotary Club North Olmsted Wal-Mart North Olmsted High School Eaglets

North Olmsted voters to decide on new fire station

North Olmsted voters will decide in November on a $4 million bond issue to buy land, build, furnish and equip a new fire station on Lorain Road. The plan includes a 0.4 mill levy for 20 years and potential purchase of a $500k to $750k Quint fire truck. old Station 2 nears 50 years and is often inefficient.

North Olmsted Lorain Road Duane Limpert R-Ist Ward Norman Musial

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