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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2011
Page
9
A weather shift returns sleet and snow to Amherst's Sandstone Village, freezing the old-time service station and attendant. The scene captures a moment where yesterday's thaw contrasts with today's icy grip.
The Brownhelm Historical Association hosts Pat Leimbach at Laurel Run Cooking School Vermilion at 4 p.m. March 20. Proceeds support the Brownhelm Cemetery Committee with a $40 donation and ticket options by mail or call.
Amherst opens its bicentennial with the Heart of the City Dinner Dance at Deluca's Place in the Park in Lorain. The event features cocktail reception, sit down dinner, four drink tickets, entertainment, and a silent auction to benefit Main Street Amherst. Proceeds support local revitalization. Aaron Brown of Amherst serves on Ashland University Technical Productions Crew, aiding campus events and activities.
A female employee at Lormer Federal Credit on Cooper Foster Park Road says a male customer harassed her by phone and in person for two months. He would start conversations about his account then make inappropriate remarks before being transferred to staff. He denied the remarks when questioned and apologized. Police warned him to stop.
Amherst police reports detail February incidents including Chadd Wilson, 23, charged with disorderly conduct by intoxication after obscene gestures toward officers on Church Street. Richard Thomas faces assault and disturbing the peace charges after an alleged barroom incident. Dionte Williams arrested on a warrant for underage consumption and disorderly conduct, linked to a separate street stop. A vehicle rear hatch window was smashed on Elyria Avenue with no loss of personal items reported.
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