LCCC extends St. Joe's lease to mid 2010
Lorain County Community College agrees to keep its satellite learning center at St. Joseph Community Center through June 2010 with a possible two year extension. The move follows South Shore Development Corp.'s April notice it could not afford to run the center, as city officials seek a broader plan to save the center and its tenants including the VA Clinic and LCCC.
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South Shore
Marcia Ballinger
Chronicle File
St. Joseph’s Community Center
Chronicle Telegram Toy Drive Accepting Donations
The Chronicle Telegram will accept new unwrapped toys for children from infancy to 17 and nonperishable items from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday until December 18. Donations may be dropped off at 225 East Ave. Elyria.
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Target coats for Franklin students warm in winter
Franklin Elementary in Elyria received 475 Target Coats for Kids jackets funded by a grant totaling about 8000 dollars. Principal Kim Conley noted the initiative keeps students warm after walking a mile and a half to school despite cold, windy conditions. Students praised the coats as like a Christmas gift and one pupil highlighted safety patrol use.
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Franklin Elementary
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Conley
Target
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Coats For Kids Organization
Madison Hughes
Coroner Seeks Help With Out-of-County Autopsy Bills
Lorain County Coroner Dr. Paul Matus told commissioners the office faces rising autopsy costs for fatally injured residents dying in hospitals or trauma centers outside the county. About 600 to 800 cases yearly, with bills piling up from Cuyahoga County, exceeding 20 000 dollars in the year, due to state law assigning bills to the injury county.
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Lorain County
Paul Matus
Matus
Cuyahoga County
Readers' paper chase ends today in Elyria
The Chronicle Telegram faced a power outage in downtown Elyria causing missing papers on Wednesday. The Sandusky Register printed Thursday's edition to help, and subscribers should find today and Thursday's papers on their doors.
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Elyria Bond Rating Drops One Notch
Elyria's Moody's rating falls from A2 to A3 amid a sluggish economy affecting over 39 million dollars in debt. The downgrade raises borrowing costs by about a quarter percent, or roughly 2500 dollars per million financed, with 2010 bond issues for a new fire truck and water sewer work likely to incur higher interest. Lorain stands at Baa2 by Moody's for comparison.
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Ted Pileski
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Pileski
Lorain
Lorain County Transit fate hinges on Washington plea
Lorain County faces a budget crisis as officials prepare to plead LCT's case in Washington for federal funding to continue operations. The county covers about 500000 of the roughly 5 million annual cost, with state and federal money and fares making up the rest. The commission planned to end fixed routes by year end unless funds arrive. U S Rep Betty Sutton is also pushing a mass transit jobs bill for funding.
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LaHood
Betty Sutton
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Sutton
David Obey
D-Wis
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