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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2010
Page
1
Elyria Mayor Bill Grace signals possible income tax increase as City Council debates budget timing. Council members warn Grace acts without proper consultation and plan to involve voters later, with a Safety Committee meeting livestream announced for today.
A snow day left area children home from school while adults cleared streets to reach work. Some kids sledded at favorite spots as the snow from Tuesday and Wednesday ended.
Online coverage highlights children enjoying a snow day and residents digging out from the storm. Images capture families, neighbors, and local workers clearing sidewalks and driveways as communities recover.
Lorain County commissioners pick Elyria Township Trustee Dale Rundle for NOACA board replacing Virginia Haynes after she agrees to resign. Amy Szmania of Rochester Township named as alternate. Rita Canfield previously rejected due to trust concerns and ongoing feud with township association.
Elyria seeks inclusion in a Google ultra high speed broadband pilot to boost city networks and local IT capacity. Mayor Bill Grace says the move aligns with the Elyria Plan 2015 and positions the city to advance infrastructure for the world economy.
Reservationists oppose a proposal to replace parallel parking on College Street with slanted parking, arguing Tappan Square would lose land and space. The dispute centers on preserving campus square area and traffic flow in Oberlin.
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge James Burge ordered Manna Storehouse to be licensed as a retail food establishment. The Stowers argued the cooperative was private and not subject to licensure, while prosecutors said the business must meet the same standards as other food sellers.
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