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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2014
Page
8
The Cleveland Metroparks invite riders to a two day campout in Strongsville with 15 35 or 50 mile routes starting at Bonnie Park. Registration discounts apply and a social dinner follows day one. Camp overnight options include tents and disc golf and slacklining activities are available.
Lorain schools restore arts and music with rehiring art teacher Jacob Mensah at 58 425 annually and music teacher Dennis Labis at 41 106. Students receive an hour of arts per week and 30 minutes of music for a semester. Avon Lake lawsuit prompts city to set aside funds for legal fees. St Matthew Lutheran hosts rummage and bake sale. Goodwill Lorain County opens a new 67000 square foot HQ and trims hours at the Broadway site.
Dozens of Gen Johnnie Wilson Middle School students queued Wednesday to dunk principal Michael Scott and Washington Elementary Principal John Montelione. Assistant Principal Bryan Hilko joined in as part of an ice bucket challenge with free hot dogs music and a game booth.
Anesthesiologist Mark Dershwitz said he would no longer serve as an expert witness for states defending their execution methods, after Ohio’s handling of the January McGuire execution and its April press release. He warned future errors could recur without proper review.
Elyria Lorain County General Division judges shut down their contested diversion program after a June appeal ruling that court run programs violate separation of powers. Prosecutor Dennis Will challenges legality, noting diversions fall under prosecutorial control. Burge may reopen if Ohio Supreme Court permits, with potential retrials or withdrawals of guilty pleas for admitted defendants.
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