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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2018
Page
1
A former student opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland Florida using a semi automatic rifle, killing 17 and wounding many others. Nikolas Cruz and the campus were engulfed in chaos as SWAT teams and ambulances responded.
Neighbors cheered as an excavator toppled the vacant Roosevelt Avenue home at 223 Roosevelt in Elyria. The house, long a nuisance property, was razed with Neighborhood Stabilization funds after years on the city’s demolition list. Residents say vacancy bred mice and decay, and the project is viewed as a relief by locals led by Dean Spigiel, dubbed the Mayor of Roosevelt.
The Washington Post reports that the Trump budget would cut about 500 billion dollars over 10 years from Medicaid housing aid and the food stamp program. Advocates warn such cuts could push families like Courtney Bias and her children back onto the streets despite years on wait lists for housing assistance.
The Ohio Supreme Court appointed retired Wayne County judge Robert J. Brown to oversee all Lorain County Common Pleas Court criminal proceedings in the Cody Snyder shooting case. He will hear charges against Kajuan Anderson Jenna Turner and Jeffrey Miraldi. The 19 year old Snyder was shot during a drug deal gone bad. The state seeks to try two juveniles aged 16 and 17 as adults. Miraldi 20 was in the driver seat of a 2014 Ford Focus.
A new tower on city property along Jaycox Road south of Shawn Drive and north of Deborah Drive may sit much closer to homes than current towers. Law Director Brian Moriarty notes towers are viewed as a public utility and ordinances may not always apply. TowerCo plans to lease the land for 15 000 to 30 000 dollars annually.
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