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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2025
Page
2
Al Whitfield said he reviewed campaign videos and found none made by the city contractor. He said he was informed of the auditor's 2024 notice, connected with the issue, and insisted no city resources were misused. He urged funds be kept to aid Elyria residents once cleared, and noted he now lives in Atlanta.
Gastor notes the Nagel Farms TIF would leverage rising property values around Middleton Road and Interstate 90 for proposed Villas at Nagel Farms and potential future development. Residents did not speak at Monday’s public hearing. Council to review the ordinance in a July 14 reading and may consider a second district for the other development later this fall. For more, contact Richard Perrins.
The Chronicle Telegram asks readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and provide corrections for accurate news coverage.
The Justice Department acknowledged no client list existed and said no more Epstein related files would be released despite Bondi's claims. The memo notes much material was sealed to protect victims and only a fraction would have aired if Epstein had gone to trial. The briefing also cited images and videos of victims and thousands of illegal material not to be disclosed.
Oberlin joins Cleveland and Lorain in moving to condemn conversion therapy with a council resolution. The measure pledges to oppose the practice and support research into future local regulation by licensed professionals, signaling a first step toward potential stronger protections for the LGBTQ community. Local officials press for broader action and public support.
Amherst and the Ohio Department of Transportation settled for Route 254 to become the new Route 2 from Route 58 to Baumhart Road. Amherst will own streets and utilities and pay the state $2,000 annually while maintaining the highway within city limits. ODOT threatened to halt snow removal and maintenance without new legislation, and a restraining order kept maintenance in place pending court action.
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