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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2009
Page
2
Police said a 3-year-old girl and 4-year-old boy were found outside a Westview Court home Thursday at about 9 48 a m in 19 degree weather with 22 mph winds. Neighbors reported holes in their pants coats unzipped and only T shirts inside. The boy lacked socks. the girl wore short pink summer shoes.
A 64 year old woman named Goodger was found unconscious in snow and revived after hours of CPR. Her daughter returned home to find her barely breathing and revived through extended resuscitation, after which she spoke of choosing to see her sister in heaven or watch her grandchildren grow.
Al Deals confirms Apples will open November 1 at a city shopping center, relieving residents without a nearby grocery. The city bought most of the center for 2.8 million dollars from Levin Family Trust, while James Ratner’s Forest City Enterprises gave the rest free. The city will own the property until a redevelopment plan attracts a new developer. Contact Adam Wright at 329 7129 or awright@chroniclet.com.
The Elyria library system plans a May replacement levy of 1.5 to 1.7 mills for four branches to replace a 1 mill levy due to expire December 31. LaGrange and Lorain systems also seek new levies, with North Ridgeville residents urged to renew a 1.9 mill five year levy on May 5 to support the local branch.
The Chronicle-Telegram notes a transcription error in Thursday's edition. Local fire union president Dean Marks said the city may not afford to skip a Fire Department management study audit.
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LaRosa outlines Zion programs including weatherization, home buyer training, foreclosure prevention, and rehabilitation assistance. She notes few attendees at past seminars and urges outreach to help households in southern Lorain County with rising payments and job loss. Burns cites hope for Obama stimulus relief and faster action. Contact Cindy Leise at 329-7245 or cleise chroniclet.com.
Lorain County officials discuss reallocating funds from a 6 million budget gap toward the jail which faces layoffs. Sheriff Stammitti notes deputy cuts already made while commissioners consider 0.25 or 0.5 percentage point sales tax hikes that could raise 7.5 to 15 million to preserve road and jail staffing. Commissioners Blair Kokoski Stewart advocate targeting jail and township protection with any new revenue.
In a dispute over raises and layoffs, County leaders recall a rejected request by Blackstone and union President Boyd Webber. The contract dictates seniority based layoffs and job restoration rules, with part tim ers favored for return. The union filed grievances over light cleaning duties and custodian staffing dropping from 15 to 10.
A series of reported crimes and incidents across Lorain includes a bank coin sorter theft of over 700 dollars at First Federal Savings, domestic violence charges for Edwin Arroyo, threats from an ex-boyfriend with shared videos, trespassing at Whittier Junior High by Roberto Garcia, a girls’ hallway fight at Admiral King High School, vehicle theft, battery thefts, and several break ins and property damages dating December 28 to January 2. The report lists multiple internal park and school locations and specific street blocks.
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