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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2009
Page
7
North Ridgeville Schools will seek a May emergency operating levy worth about 3 million dollars to cover a projected deficit for the 2011-12 year. District enrollment stands near 4,000 and options include millage increases between 2.5 and 4.4 mills.
Lorain Public Library staff will discuss possible cuts at a union meeting today as the system faces a 1.1 million dollar shortfall from the states public library fund. The board may consider buyouts and salary schedule reductions, with hours cut at branches and some locations closed one day weekly.
City Law Director Pat Riley rejected a Lorain attorney Robert Gargasz bid to compel a balanced 2015 budget and trigger a state fiscal emergency. Riley argues a rapid balance plan risks unsafe cuts to Police and Fire and opposes diverting Utilities Department funds to the general fund.
Ritter Public Library in Vermilion unveils water themed second floor as the 4.9 million expansion nears completion. The project nearly doubles space to 34 000 square feet with a new coffee shop access and a redesigned first floor including a circulation desk teen area and early literacy room.
Paula Jones, 46, a former Oberlin school board member and treasurer of the Eastwood Parent Teacher Organization, appeared in Lorain County Common Pleas Court on Thursday and pleaded not guilty to stealing more than $22,000 from the district.
In Sheffield Lake Elyria man Kenneth Messer 44 faces charges of breaking and entering and possession of criminal tools after an AMVETS Post break in in Lorain County. Police arrested Daniel Guthrie 23 of Elyria at the scene and Guthrie entered a not guilty plea.
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