21 Jan 1999
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1999
Page
1
A 61 year old resident of LaGrange Township seeks approval to construct a development named The Edge. Neighbors and zoning officials discuss site plans density and potential impact on traffic and local services. He cites economic growth and new jobs as motivating factors for the project.
Sherry Lyrin reports 10 to 12 feet of snow stacked beside her home by a landscaper raising flood worries as it melts. Henry Alford discusses his Scotland trip in a continuing Amherst Public Library series. A Malcolm X postage stamp is released. A fiber study finds it helps digestion but does not prevent cancer.
Chris Palmer, 49, formerly Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator, wins Cleveland Browns head coaching sweepstakes after multi hour talks with Browns president Carmen Policy and owner Al Lerner. Officials planned noon news conference in Beachwood to announce hiring with expected five year eight to twelve million dollar contract.
About 30 bicyclists and 26 other mourners gathered at Public Square during rush hour to pay tribute to Bradley Minch, a 23-year-old former Midview and Lakewood High School graduate who was killed on January 12 while riding his bicycle.
Sherri Yost and Brett Scott, jailed for child endangerment after police removed five children from their Lorain home, have requested early release. Their 2 year old son Ryan died days after foster care placement. coroner ruled homicide. Judge Zaleski will decide on motions.
Elyria reports Limited Express will close its Midway Mall location on February 28, joining six other shuttered shops in the Sears corridor. Merchants fear increased vacancies, while mall officials promise new tenants to fill the area despite slowed foot traffic. Debbie Horsey notes weaker shopper flow, while Joe Boyd asserts Sears remains a draw and promises area plans.
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