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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 2024

Page

2

City considers route tweaks and microtransit to boost bus use

Elyria officials discuss shortening the downtown loop and adding Chestnut Commons as a permanent stop. A microtransit pilot in July could provide free smaller vans to improve access and reduce wait times, aiming to fill buses and serve more riders. Lauren Hoffman reports.

Chestnut Commons Perkins Lorain Elyria Brad Armstrong Uber Armbruster

Denver man kept corpse in hearse amid cremains found across home

Denver police say Miles Harford, owner of Apollo Funeral and Cremation Services, kept a deceased woman's body in a hearse for two years and stored cremains from at least 30 people in a house, moving truck, and hearse. He closed operations in 2022 amid financial trouble.

Denver Colorado Miles Harford Apollo Funeral and Littleton Harford Matt Clark Clark

City Council President Rosso misspelled in Friday story

The Chronicle-Telegram notes a spelling error in a Friday report about Sheffield Lake City Council President Rick Rosso. Readers are invited to report factual errors at 329-7155 for corrections.

Chronicle-Telegram Sheffield Lake City Rick Rosso Vtfice Mail & Home Delivery Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company East Ave Elyria

West family roots unearthed from slavery to migration tale

Ethan West and cousin Cheryl Wills reveal a lineage tracing Dolph West born enslaved in North Carolina to the Mooreland plantation near Haywood Tennessee. They plan to exhume unmarked slave burials with archaeologists while promoting Black legacy work through the Elyria based Black Legacy Connection and a local event at Second Baptist Church.

West Ethan West Tennessee Dolph West Kenneth West Dolph Dolphin North Carolina Kenneth Margaret West Jeremiah Moore Mooreland Dolph Moore Moore Haywood County Lauderdale County Nathaniel West Ethan Elyria Mildred Nashville Cheryl Wills Wills Spectrum News New York Sandy Wills Haywood Emma Harriet West- Moore Harriet Cheryl Black Legacy Connection Eblc and Lorain County Historical Society Second Baptist Church

Brooks accepts plea in fatal Taylor case finalizing two five year terms

Ivan Brooks faces two five year sentences back to back plus a one year term followed by two to five years of probation after a plea deal. Judge Kobasher noted the death of Taylor and considered Brooks's history while expressing some reservations about the penalty. Tina Brooks supported the resolution saying the family can move on and God favors their outcome.

Brooks Kobasher Wilms and Scaletta-Bremke Taylor Elyria Tor Chris Pierre Mr. Taylor Tina Brooks Ivan Brooks Pierre

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