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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2013
Page
9
Oberlin College Arabic teacher Samir Amin Abdellatif said a stranger knocked at 2 a.m. on November 20 and warned him to drop a complaint against another professor. The man spoke Arabic, appeared in his 40s, and left when asked to come inside.
Elyria Police seek to buy seven more SUVs plus two Equinox trucks and three Malibu sedans, boosting the fleet with about 370000 dollars from the general fund and police levy. The move aims to improve space safety and durability as the department notes cars often run up to 14 years.
City officials swore in Vincent Molnar as police lieutenant and Leslie Carrender as sergeant after Civil Service certification. Molnar and Carrender will start today with pay rates of 40.19 and 38.86 per hour respectively. The council also awarded a 1.5 million dollar contract to a Monroeville contractor for the Lear Road Walker Road intersection project.
Vermilion plans seven months of road work on a mile long section of West River Road from Larchmont Drive to the city limits. Projects funded by Erie Metropolitan Planning Organization. A.J. Riley Inc. is contractor. Total cost about 551000 with 80 percent covered by the Ohio Department of Transportation. City pays about 110000. Mayor Eileen Bulan calls it long overdue. Contact Anna Merriman at 329-7245 or amerriman chroniclet.com.
Elyria resident Christopher DeWitt, 21, faces vehicular homicide and other charges after a May crash on Baumhart Road. A head-on collision with a Grand Am killed 28-year-old Dale Welty, with Welty’s family suing for negligence. Marijuana was found at the scene.
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