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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2012
Page
9
Grafton Mayor Megan Flani gan reports the police department remains the highest paid in the village general fund with full time and part time officers and dispatchers working around the clock. LaGrange Mayor Kim Strauss adds the village is doing OK financially as employee costs have been reported.
Village leader Strauss notes employees shoulder fair share of retirement and health benefits while keeping raises low. He cites ongoing housing permits and business inquiries for Opportunity Way as signs of gradual progress in a stagnant economy.
The Lost History of Indian Hollow by Chris Smith and Paul Justy is back in print. The 20 price includes Windfall Quarry trail in a new chapter. profits assist Colleen Finegan Taylor’s medical expenses from a December car crash. Proceeds also support charity drives and local church events.
Readers are invited to send local news tips to Melissa Linebrink via phone at 329-7155 or email mlinebrink chroniclet.com for the Chronicle coverage in Grafton LaGrange and Columbia.
A series of town incidents include a domestic disturbance on E Main, arrests on warrants and suspensions, juveniles riding bikes in traffic, a man near a church with dog issues, escalating verbal arguments, a Sparkle Market shoplifting report, a broken window on Crook Street, loitering outside Main Street businesses, and a verbal disturbance on Mechanic Street.
William Roth 11 of Grafton makes a Valentine craft at Grafton-Midview Public Library. A healthy heart program with Sue Keller of EMH Healthcare runs noon to 1 pm with a light lunch. A LifeShare bloodmobile drive 2 to 6 pm. Reservations and info via the listed local phone numbers.
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