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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2007
Page
1
Kavanagh fled in a stolen van on I 90 ignoring lights and sirens. The vehicle left the roadway at the Black River bridge, went airborne, and fell into water. Rescue crews pulled him from the wreck and he remains listed in critical condition as police plan to charge him with motor vehicle theft.
Mayo Clinic Hospital says Dr. Adam Hansen admitted taking a cell phone photo of patient Sean Dubowik's tattooed genitals on December 11 while a catheter was inserted. Dubowik, a strip club owner, says he learned of the matter after a hospital call.
The Chronicle Telegram notes that Midview gymnasts Courtney Chalmers Raven Reed and Gabrielle Cardamone did not join the school's team this year due to scheduling conflicts. A Tuesday preview story misstated their reason for leaving and the newspaper invites corrections.
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The Chronicle Telegram lists editorial and management staff including publisher A Cooper Hudnutt editor Andrew R Young and managing editor Patti Ewald along with department editors and contact numbers. It notes publication details for Elyria Ohio with weekend subscription dates and post office information.
IRG and Trans European show interest in the quarry near the Turnpike exit, aiming to spur growth in Lorain County. Officials expect sewers within two years to unlock riverfront and retail development, with landowner David Miller cautious about selling.
Cleveland officials say the Hall of Fame induction ceremony could anchor a multi day event here. The 2012 ceremony is promised by Hall leaders with plans to expand festivities and boost fundraising, including an $8 million check toward a $35 million capital campaign.
Recent sheriff logs list multiple incidents including a felony theft warrant for Robert Olah in Elyria, a $16 000 cash and valuables theft in Eaton Township, a car theft and crash in Sheffield, a domestic assault charge against Donna Garn, a runaway 13 year old in Carlisle Township, a theft involving two remote controlled sex toys, copper wire theft from Compassion Missionary Church, purse theft from Sacred Heart Chapel, a failed cab fare payment near Wal-Mart Avon, and a catalytic converter theft on S Able Road.
The project plans convert Elyria High into a seamless structure with gymnasium at the northeast corner and auditorium at the southwest. The academic area would lie in the south, with cafeteria and Washington Building midsection. Parking plans total about 711 spaces along West Avenue and Seventh Street, though concerns persist. Shawn Foucher of sfoucher chroniclet.com is the contact.
U S Representative Betty Sutton announced nearly 1.7 million in federal earmarks for Lorain County area projects in 2008. The list includes 47000 for Lorain County sheriff Mobile Data Terminal, 235000 for Lorain Police EC center, 196000 for South Lorain Lincoln Center, 343000 for West Shore Corridor, 490000 for Lorain Port Authority excursion vessel, and 380000 for Elyria water treatment plant. An appeals court overturned a judge ruling allowing a LaGrange trustee to store septic sewage on his property citing overreach by the trial court. The case involved Gary Burnett and a 65acre Route 303 parcel after neighbor complaints and a prior zoning decision.
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