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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2015
Page
1
The Chronicle Telegram reports ResponsibleOhio revises its ballot language to allow up to four homegrown cannabis plants for personal use with indoor, licensed, and restricted cultivation rules. Opponent John Pardee criticizes the plan as a potential monopoly despite changes.
Lorain County judge orders the early release of 91 year old Robert Shaw who was serving a four year term for the mercy killing of his wife in 2008. Shaw became eligible after six months served and faced no infractions while imprisoned. His defense noted family support and housing arrangements upon release.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine accuses Amphastar of price increases for Naloxone after a lifesaving antidote helped Lorain County responders. The letter notes the drug can reverse overdoses and warns of consequences from price hikes, urging action and directing readers to the AG’s site.
The Chronicle Telegram reports Elyria Ohio districts begin PARCC computer tests as they stagger testing days amid a two month season. Parents like Cynthia opt their children out while districts say refusals are respected.
St Mary Parish at 320 Mid erages and Food will run a warming shelter overnight at Elyria facility for anyone in need. It will reopen 9 p m Wednesday and stay open until 8 a m Thursday with cots blankets and warm beverages available. Organizers may extend days based on weather conditions.
Elyria Mayor Holly Brinda delivered her fourth State of the City address to a packed room at the Wesleyan Village hosted by the Elyria Rotary Club and Lorain County Chamber of Commerce. She outlined 2014 city operations in under 60 minutes, highlighting ongoing momentum and statistics.
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