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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2014
Page
1
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge James Burge and his lawyers accuse Judge Christopher Rothgery of racketeering and unlawful contract interest in a court filing seeking to dismiss Burge corruption charges Rothgery denies wrongdoing and calls Burge’s move a vendetta.
Steve Fogarty reports on a chilly Monday morning at the Elyria Salvation Army center where Tiffany Dennis and her son Jerod Hough join a crowd waiting to receive toy bags and food from The Chronicle Telegram's Not Forgotten Box. Dennis is a Elyria High School junior.
Elyria health officials warned that cutting $500,000 from the Health Department would harm residents. Board President Pro Tem Robert Schloss stressed the department's role in safety services, noting citizen health is as important as fire protection.
Elyria Health District plans a 500000 cut to its 2015 budget to cover a 19 million city shortfall. The department requested 1787798 for 2014 and proposes 1784408 for 2015 before reductions. The cuts amount to about 58 percent of the general fund reduction and affect roughly six positions.
Lorain joins Sandusky in designating a waterfront entertainment district to spur downtown revival. The initiative allows up to 15 liquor licenses at a $2344 fee, targeting more restaurant openings and events from May through September at Black River Landing and Lorain Palace Theatre.
Wellington police probing Nick Vaughn 30 head track and cross country coach after a Children Services tip about a possible inappropriate relationship with a student. Vaughn was questioned and placed on paid administrative leave while investigations continue.
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