Donor funds aid Elyria High music and facilities upgrades
Former choir director J. Martin Beck honored as donors contribute 150000 toward music gear and room upgrades at Elyria High School. Plans include four smart boards, digital recording stations, new pianos, violins, a viola, a cello, concert tubas, percussion, and a shared distance learning system as part of a 69 million project funded by state and donor gifts totaling near 1 million in pledges.
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J. Martin Beck
Beck
Brinda
Mark Sutter
Sutter
Ridge Tool
EMH
Elyria Noon Rotary
Elyria Sunrise
Elyria Noon Kiwanis Club
Elyria Charities
Experimental aircraft group to meet Sunday
The Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 50 will meet at 1 30 p m Sunday at Hinde Field 1819 Boos Road in Huron. Don Hostetler presents Two Wheels Through Central America. Public welcome. For information call 419 239 8292 or visit www EAA50 org.
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Experimental Aircraft Group
Experimental Aircraft Association
Hinde Field
Boos Road
Huron
Central America
Don Hostetler
Eaa50.org
Corrections on TrueNorth last five years stage listing
The Chronicle Telegram corrects Friday’s stage listing for TrueNorth Production. The one act musical The Last Five Years closed with its final show on January 24, not as previously stated. Readers with corrections may call 329-7155.
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Chronicle-Telegram
TrueNorth
Lottery results and big prizes from Ohio and nearby states
Ohio and Michigan draws list midday and evening numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 Ten-Oh and Classic Lotto with jackpots. Mega Millions Friday numbers and estimated jackpot, plus Pennsylvania and West Virginia daily games and prizes.
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Ohio
Rolling Cash
Ten-Oh
Out of State
Michigan
FantAsy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chronicle-Telegram contact and office hours
The page lists newspaper staff including Publisher A Cooper Hudnutt and Editor Andrew R Young, with department heads for news sports features and advertising. It provides office hours, contact numbers for circulation and advertising, and subscription rates for home delivery and mail.
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Julie Wallace
Carla Hama
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Philip W. Kelly
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Bruce Bishop
Kristen Winn
Elyria
U.S
Dam Drainage Ends Brentwood Lake Preserve Hopes
The Brentwood Lake Village homeowners seek repairs on the dam as workers must remove about 10 feet of earth to reach the waterline. If drained, weeks of work could restore the stream that fed the lake since the 1950s. Spitzer would own 13 to 15 acres left behind. Contact Brad Dicken.
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Holtzman
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Brentwood Lake
Spitzer
Housing authority settles fire case over smoke detectors
The housing authority agrees to a 465000 settlement after a fatal house fire started by a child with lighters. Authorities dispute detector status while owner Moore faces separate charges for alleged subsidized housing fraud.
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Housing Authority
Dennis O'Toole
D’angelo
Derrick Macarthy
Pected
Moore
County Common Pleas
Christopher Rothgery
Ohio Supreme Court
Macarthy
O’toole
Nationwide Insurance
Amherst library bond could add 24000 square feet on Spring Street
Amherst homeowners would pay about 2.99 per month per 100000 of valuation if the library bond passes to fund a 24000 square foot addition. The project would expand Spring Street Library to just over 38000 square feet while remaining open during construction. Library Director Robin Woods says feedback is largely positive with timing noted as a concern. The district serves Lorain County with a 1 mill operating levy funding about 300000 of its 1 million budget sourced mainly from state funds.
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Amherst Library
Spring Street
Robin Woods
Amherst
Lorain County
Lorain
Elyria
Columbia Schools
Copopa
Graig Bansek
Bansek
Olmsted Falls
Columbia Township
Charter Review Commission appointments spark council debate
Council members questioned the choice of five candidates including Ogle and Baird for the Charter Review Commission. Mayor Grace expects resignations to avoid charter conflict while Donna Mitchell schedules another rules meeting. Brubaker, absent from the list, defends the process as the best five based on backgrounds. City leaders urge broad public input.
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Jack Baird
Bill Ogle
Ken Burkhard
Kathryn Karpus
David Hintz
Ogle
Baird
Planning Commission
Income Tax Review Commission
Mark Craig
14Th Ward
Mary Siwierka
Charter Review Commission
Craig
Bill Grace
Rules Committee
Donna Mitchell
6Th Ward
City Charter Commission Reviews Changes and Timeline
The five member commission will review all charter components to decide on amendments and alterations. They report directly to the City Council, which will determine ballot recommendations. The group met publicly for months and must present all proposals within one year of appointment.
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Bill Grace
Forrest Bullocks
2Nd Ward
Bullocks
Commission
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
JoAnn Traut
Barb Rusko Stephens
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Chronicle- Telegram
P.O
Brad Dicken
Bdicken
Chroniclet.com
O'Toole
Steve Fogarty
Kevin Brubaker
Brubaker
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