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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1999
Page
2
Ryan Cosentino a 13 year old from North Ridgeville sledded Monday down the hill at South Central Park on Avon Belden Road. He was taking advantage of a day off from North Ridgeville Middle School.
New London Village Council hired Stephen P. Bond of Baumgartner O'Toole as solicitor for a one year term at 800 dollars a month plus 85 dollars an hour for extra work. The council did not discuss why they did not retain Richard Woodruff. A fire safety ordinance to earmark insurance proceeds for repairs or demolition of dangerous homes was introduced. Water line plans to New London Township are on hold awaiting paperwork from the Ohio Environmental Agency and USDA Rural Development. Snowmobile concerns on sidewalks were raised by resident John Martin and Mayor Dorothy Sholes urged reporting to police. Randy Parr and Barbara Riedy were appointed to the Recreation Park Board. A budget meeting was set for 7 p.m. Jan 11.
Cedar Point in Sandusky has over 3 700 jobs for the 1999 summer season with walk in interviews Saturdays 11 am to 4 pm through Jan 23 at the Radisson Harbour Inn. Positions include ride operators food service admissions clerks lifeguards and dock hands with wages from 5.15 to 5.50 per hour plus bonus pay for hours worked. The park operates May 9 to Sept 6 and resumes bonus and holiday weekends in September and October. For info call 800 668 JOBS or visit cedarpoint com.
Tanya M. Yee of Lorain filed a Common Pleas Court lawsuit alleging city negligence after a Jan. 12 1997 crash on Meister Road near a water main break. She cites wet icy conditions from no warning devices, claims $4,710 in damages plus wages and increased insurance costs, and names city as defendant.
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