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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 2010

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Searing week as Lorain County swelters with 90s

The National Weather Service reports a three or more day stretch of 90 degree heat, first since August 2008. Temperatures rise into the 90s today and Thursday with relief Friday and Saturday in the low 80s. Elyria and Lorain pools see crowds as residents seek cooling. Oberson and Rona Proudfoot The Chronicle-Telegram.

National Weather Service Elyria East Park Lorain Central Park Pool

Advice on staying cool during heat by Elyria health commissioner

Elyria health commissioner Kathy Boylan urges outdoor activity only during cooler hours and urges rest when fatigued. She recommends drinking fluids, avoiding alcohol, seeking air conditioned public spaces like malls or libraries, checking on the elderly and babies, and recognizing heat exhaustion signs such as dizziness and rapid heartbeat.

Boylan Elyria Public Library

Temperatures Soar Above 100 on East Coast

High heat grips the East Coast with thermometers topping over 100 degrees. Forecasters warn of heat waves lasting into the week as cities issue cooling center advisories and health officials remind residents to stay hydrated and avoid strenuous outdoor activity.

Linden Propane owner Philip Linden Dies After Tanker Crash

Carlisle Township mourns Philip Linden, 75, founder of Linden’s Propane, killed in a tanker crash in northern Medina County. He donated propane for fire department training, aided customers with heating and generator needs, and ran a family business at Route 301 and Parsons Road. John Linden vows the business will continue.

Carlisle Linden Philip Linden Medina County Kevin Dembiec Dembiec Parsons Road LaGrange John Linden Philip

Prosecutor to Review Kerstetter Shooting Investigation

Elyria deputies completed the investigation into the March 15 shooting deaths of Elyria officer James Kerstetter and suspect Ronald Palmer. The results were turned over to Prosecutor Dennis Will's office for review, with weeks likely before any action.

Elyria Lorain County James Kerstetter Ronald Palmer Kerstetter James Reiber Dennis Will Will

Stamp prices may go up again to 46 cents

The U.S. Postal Service plans another price increase to 46 cents while Forever Stamps remain valid. Federal officials sue to nullify Arizona's immigration law as the Obama administration challenges the measure and tries to block similar statutes in other states.

U.S. Postal Service Obama Arizona

Fourth of July baby born at EMH Regional Medical Center

Amy Averitt of Elyria welcomed her third son at 7:33 p.m. Sunday, the only baby born at EMH on Independence Day. She had expected a July 11 delivery and planned a family camping trip as Tyler, 11, and Jacob, 7, looked on.

Travis Wayne Averitt Amy Averitt Emh Regional Medical Center Elyria Tyler Jacob

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Northeast Ohio Oberson and Rona Proudfoot The Chronicle-Telegram Kathy Boylan Elyria Health Steve Manheim Chronicle Photos Arianna O’connor East Park Pool Cindy Leise 18Th Street Palmer Jay Loesch Donald Moss Feds Ariz the Chronicle-Telegram Manheim Travis Wayne
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