Forget fawns Experts say young deer not abandoned
Brian Gorski of the North Ridgeville Police says well meaning residents often remove fawns thinking they are abandoned. He notes wildlife should remain wild and urges leaving fawns where found.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2016
Page
10
Brian Gorski of the North Ridgeville Police says well meaning residents often remove fawns thinking they are abandoned. He notes wildlife should remain wild and urges leaving fawns where found.
Eugene Diederich a WWII Army veteran and longtime North Ridgeville resident is remembered for saving a decorated fire truck once bought in 1931 and serving as its caretaker. He helped transition the department from volunteers to full time with 20 plus firefighters and ambulance service before paramedics. Survived by daughter Beth Ann four sisters and many nieces and nephews.
Timothy Carr 33 turned himself in after being named fugitive of the week by U S Marshals. Indicted in Medina County on two first degree cocaine trafficking felonies and one fourth degree firearms charge, plus forfeiture specs. Bond set at 1 million dollars. Carr faces Lorain County felonious assault charges stemming from a May incident.
The Lorain County Sheriff's Office asks the public to help find 12 year old Lorena Zielinski reported missing from Grafton Township near Mennell Road. She is 5 feet 5 inches, 120 pounds with black hair and brown eyes, last seen in a red shirt and blue jeans Capri pants. Call detectives with tips at 440 329 3742 or 440 329 3710.
Plan A neighbor Michael Conn welcomes green space with bocce and lawn bowling potential while avoiding direct view of the former back-of-school site. Residents urged inclusive planning as a committee with diverse local leaders moves forward.
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