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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2014
Page
1
Lorain County Auditor Craig Snodgrass says all county homeowners face higher bills with Midview Schools seeing the sharpest rise. A 10-year 9.75 mill levy approved in February will generate about 4.6 million annually for the district, causing a $366 bump on a $100,000 home.
Invacare Corp moves IT work to Japan based NTT Data with several US offices. The 24 in house IT staff will be dissolved with interviews at NTT Data for onsite or other locations. Hires may keep salary. others receive severance and job services.
About 60 people gathered at Greater Victory Christian Ministries for the 100 Men of Lorain County program Time to Wake Up from the Dream. Cedric Brown of A Can SOAR performed a prison life skit and urged personal accountability before discussing his own past.
Several offices and services close Monday for MLK Day. All post offices shut with mail resuming Tuesday. Courts banks and city offices closed. Elyria trash delayed a day. Rumpke and Republic Services maintain pickups in many areas per staff reports.
The events span today from 11 a.m. to evening across Elyria Lorain and Oberlin including Mount Zion Church and Friendship Baptist Church venues. Roger Smith Michael Fosberg Mount Zion King’s Men’s Gospel Choir will perform. Monday march from Ely Square to Elyria High School with Mark Taylor delivering I Have a Dream. WJTB radio coverage.
A new sentencing hearing is set for March 21 for former Lorain County Commissioner Michael Ross who is serving a 92 year prison term from a 2009 corruption conviction. An appeals ruling in 2012 said verdict forms allowed convictions only at lower levels, prompting the bid for resentencing after Ross argued he was never resentenced.
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