Elyria Schools unveil new motto at rally
Elyria Schools Superintendent E. Jean Harper reveals the district motto during an hour long rally drawing local leaders and district staff.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1999
Page
1
Elyria Schools Superintendent E. Jean Harper reveals the district motto during an hour long rally drawing local leaders and district staff.
Elyria Park and Rec continues its summer concert series with Figure Eight performing light rock at 11 30 a m on Ely Square. National City Bank sponsors the event.
Obituaries and memorial notices appear across the paper with updates on local residents, their life stories, and funeral services. Community figures and neighbors are named, with dates and places of service where provided.
Amherst residents will see a temporary 60 percent rate hike on July electricity bills after the Marietta plant outage at American Municipal Power of Ohio. City officials cite emergency power purchases spiking from about 3.50 to 3,000 per kilowatt. bills will normalize by October as repairs near completion.
The Lorain County Fair saw about 1,500 spectators in 9 horse races on Monday as betting totaled 12,816 dollars with a 1,029 dollars fair share. Officials expect similar take today, potentially leaving two day profits well short of eight to ten thousand dollars hoped for.
Mayor Keys announced a tentative agreement with HCT Corp for downtown Elyria property at Second and Court streets to be considered by Council. The HCT site includes the A C Tire Center and a parking lot and sits behind the old city hall. Environmental studies found limited contamination and the deal aims to finalize by September with price and terms not disclosed.
Tonya Starks 27 and Tim Hamzah 33 of Lorain welcomed a 6 pound 7 ounce girl Timaje Tatyany Hamzah at 1 45 p m Saturday at Community Health Partners Lorain after nearly eight hours of labor The baby was born five days before her due date The mother and baby were released from the hospital Monday Police say a car driven by Karen Seymore 28 of Lorain crossed the center line and crashed into Starks during a high speed chase Suspects Seymore and Rickie Powell 21 of Elyria eluded police and are linked to a drive by shooting on East 33rd Street The pursuit reached 82 mph over seven minutes through several streets before ending at Meister Road The mother reported relief after delivery and expected medical precautions were taken for possible complications
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