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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 2021

Page

9

Elyria considers solar speed signs and bridge project

Elyria City Council Utilities Committee approved buy of solar powered speed signs costing over 39000 for busy streets with police and engineering input on placement. A pilot to test speed reduction, with signs tracking speeds, is planned along Gulf Road Abbe Road and possibly Cleveland Street. The panel also backed a Fuller Road pedestrian bridge costing about 175000 plus design, aiming to connect to a future South Park bike path.

Elyria Utilities Committee Safety Service Kevin Brubaker Gulf Road Abbe Road Cleveland Street John Schneider Fuller Road Schneider Middle Avenue Fuller South Park Diane Simmons 5Th Ward Ohio Public Works Commission

Quigley Museum Reopens in Amherst After Pandemic Pause

The Quigley Museum on 702 Milan Ave in Amherst resumes public tours Sundays 2 4 p m through summer following a 2020 closing for the coronavirus. Docents guide visitors through local history including the Shapes sandstone quarries Mischka's Cafe relics and old medical and military items with hopes the Sandstone Village will reopen later this summer under Nord Family Foundation ownership.

Amherst Quigley Museum Milan Ave Amherst Historical Society Sandy Kaiser Beaver Creek Kaiser Nord Family Foundation Milan Avenue

Men of Courage Forms Community Partnerships in Lorain

Men of Courage announced partnerships with Lorain police and Lorain fire at an open house. The group, led by Lorain native President Anthony Jones, started in Columbus in 2010 as a men’s group and evolved into youth mentoring. It runs adult and youth mentoring series and community outreach, with events in Lorain since 2020.

Lorain Men of Courage Jeff Pye McBennett Outerbelt Harrison Cultural Center New York Grill & Restaurant

Lorain Home 120 Days Past Demolition Stay

Lorain at 1038 W Erie Ave remains in disrepair months after a demolition stay expired. Housing Inspector Greg Landry noted little work since March, with cosmetic fixes and water staining visible. Unpaid taxes exceed $6,800. officials may move forward with demolition next board meeting if no action is taken.

Lorain West Erie Avenue Demolition Board of Appeals Greg Landry W. Erie Ave Landry Board, Building, Housing and Planning Max Upton Sorrento Florida Safety Service Sanford Washington

Amherst educator named Ohio History Teacher of the Year

Emily Marty of Marion L. Steele High School in Amherst wins Ohio History Teacher of the Year through the Gilder Lehrman Institute. Her method invites students to connect past events to personal lineage and local figures like Amherst librarian Maude Neiding.

Kristin Bauer Chronicle Emily Marty Amherst Marion L. Steele Ohio Marty Marion L. Steele High School Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History New York Steele Maude Neiding

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