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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2009
Page
12
The New London Library will close today through Jan 2 due to budget cuts. Director Anne Lowery appeals for packing supplies and recycling of gifts materials. Contact (419) 929-4631 for details.
Deb Strayer teaches knitting basics at the high school with yarn and needles donations requested. New London Post Office coloring contest winners are Kailyn Ritenour Jacob Molnar Katiana Barber Jaylin Moffit Lee Hartman and Jill Joppeck Wakeman. Door prizes awarded to Jack Sidwell and Bonnie Sykota. Show Choir entertained Rotarians and nursing home residents. Submit notes to Ellen Simmons via phone fax email or mail Chronicletel.
Lee Burneson Middle School E-club and partners raise 15000 for Massai relief amid drought in Kenya. Proceeds from music and crafts funded maize and beans distribution to 16 pre schools, aided by Dan Grigson and the Cincinnati Zoo.
Debbie Kline reports adults may attend glaucoma screening January 7 at Fairview Hospital Wellness Center in Rocky River. Free, co sponsored by Fairview Hospital and the Cleveland Light Center. reservations at 877 234 3488. Also winter book swap January 7 at Westlake Porter Public Library run 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Trade usable children’s books. damaged ones rejected.
The Banks riverfront redevelopment in Cincinnati begins in January 2010 with 300 apartments and 70 000 square feet of retail space. The privately funded effort aims to create a mixed use district with a 45 acre public park and underground parking near Paul Brown Stadium, targeting a 2011 grand opening amid financing and tenant uncertainties.
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