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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2012
Page
1
Elyria police officers earned substantial overtime in 2011 with totals exceeding $500,000 for the year. City Auditor Ted Pileski explained overtime includes actual pay and comp time, with figures released in the annual city salary report.
Our week long coverage profiles county worker pay and reveals Avon and Avon Lake top earners. Online full salary lists for county and city staff are available at chronicles.com for readers seeking detailed figures.
The 2011 retirements of Wastewater Pollution Control Plant Supervisor Tom Skaugen and Police Captain Dan Jaykel boosted their earnings with large retirement payoffs for unused vacation and sick time. Skaugen led at $157,319.94, including a $59,077.32 retirement payoff, while Jaykel followed with substantial compensation.
Jeff Meyers of Elegant Ice Creations shapes an intricate ice sculpture as Vermilion hosts the Ice-A-Fair to Remember. Main Street Vermilion features 45 ice sculptures along with carving demos and trolley rides. In the evening Jim Hunt and his dog Beijoes view a canine sculpture sponsored by Canine Companions for Independence.
Mitt Romney cruised to a double-digit win in Nevada with 42 percent of the vote to lead Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul, and Rick Santorum. Romney attacked Obama over unemployment while Gingrich vowed to continue campaigning toward the party convention in Tampa.
Cleveland videographer Graham Veysey runs in the March 9th district primary against Rep. Marcy Kaptur and Rep. Dennis Kucinich. He promotes online outreach with a Twitter town hall and a YouTube spoof of Dumb and Dumber to gain attention. He plans more events including one in Lorain.
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