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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1999
Page
2
The Elyria Parks and Recreation Department opens registration for Summer Day Camp at West Park the week of July 12. Classes run 8 am to moon for grades 3–6 and 1 to 5 pm for grades 7–12. Fee is 40 dollars due by July 9 at the department office. Call (440) 365-7101 for info.
New London officials warned residents they must support a new tax to fund storm sewer corrections and park upgrades. A 0.5 percent income tax increase is favored to raise about 160000 annually, addressing a 4 million dollar need and ongoing budget gaps. Council will decide at the July 6 meeting.
The Western Reserve school board voted to ask the Ohio School Facilities Commission for approval to participate in the facilities assistance program. The district plans a K through sixth grade building and renovations totaling over 19 million dollars with 15.8 million funded by the state and 3.3 million covered by a local levy. OSFC approval is expected July 29, then it will go to the Ohio Controlling Board before a levy appears on the November ballot. The board also filled multiple teaching and coaching positions, including high school principal John Nolan replacing non renewed Alan Pavelschak, with a two year contract at 58 000 first year and 60 000 second year. Others hired include Julie Gove, Stephanie Butler, Todd Pooch, Monica Gray, Delores Conklin, Pete Motolik Jr, and Brent Maillard resigned as football coach. Curtis Stoldt retires after 24 years. The next regular meeting is July 20 at Hartland Elementary gym.
A Conrail train blocked the South Abbe Road crossing near Cleveland Street in Elyria for over 30 minutes Thursday afternoon from about 12:45 to 1:20 p.m. A dispatcher said the engineer halted the train after a monitor detected a part nearing overheating.
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