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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2000
Page
3
Weather updates show Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and nearby regions facing brisk, cold conditions with light flurries in the northeast and along Lake Erie. Strong winds, near freezing highs, and clear to partly cloudy skies dominate, with very cold tonight and ongoing arctic cold across the area.
City crews repaired a leaky 4 inch Lear joint water line that caused ice on North Lear Nagle Road and forced Lear North Elementary School to close for two days. The line was fixed Wednesday, with Rural Lorain County Water Authority as the installer. The city will decide who pays for repairs while ensuring bottled water in school rooms. About 12 workers worked 16 hour shifts to keep roads clear amid heavy snow.
The notice provides contact numbers 928 7150 329 7100 and 1 800 848 6397 for circulation. It states daily afternoon hours from 1 to p.m. and morning hours 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.
A cryptic lottery style note lists Daly numbers 2 3 2 and Big 4 9 8 8 7 with Michie Daily totals 6 3 and Daily 4 3 9 3 0. Gath five is 18 23 25 93 37.
Mayor Bill Grace hosted a round table Q&A with The Chronicle Telegram WEOL 930 AM and other local media at Lorain County Community College. He discussed Elyria Municipal Court space in the new city hall plans retail development rumors and the west side sewer damage estimate and noted future broadcasts and monthly sessions.
A historic East Coast blizzard pounds states from South Carolina to New England, burying Raleigh under 20 inches, knocking out power to more than 140,000 customers, stranding travelers at Raleigh Durham airport, and forcing emergency shelters as Metro areas reel from disruption and new records.
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