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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2011
Page
1
A Florida resident notes record heat across the country with 95 degrees in Ohio and 113 feel like in humid conditions. The writer compares Florida and Ohio climates, observing persistent heat across states as the summer swelters.
A satirical rundown of extreme temperatures and odd observations from readers across the country. Highlights include asphalt behaving oddly, shade as the parking rule, and humorous takes on cooling costs and seasonal discomfort.
The National Weather Service in Cleveland warns of a weekend heatwave with temperatures in the low 90s and likely thunderstorms. A cooling trend arrives tonight cutting temps by about 20 degrees, then Sunday brings possible daytime rain and overnight lows in the low 70s.
The Elyria school board moves toward possibly placing an $88 million five elementary schools bond on the November ballot, seeking $50 million in state and local funding. A vote to declare necessity and poll results will guide the next step, with a 7:30 a.m. meeting planned to last under 15 minutes.
Vermilion couple Chuck and Carol Capell retire Capell's Hearth and Leisure at Lake Avenue and Griswold Road after 43 years in business begun in 1968 selling power equipment. The pair praise their long partnership and plan to leave the shop behind.
Moises Velez, 22, was shot in the head outside 2926 Pearl Ave near Southern ers Place Wednesday night. Angel Guerra, 22, and Richard Alvarado, 22, both charged with murder and felonious assault, with Guerra already in custody from a prior June 12 club shooting connection.
Lorain County officials weigh halting use of the deteriorating Lorain County Courthouse for probation officers and the crime lab. The 1825 deed by Elyria founder Heman Ely requires the land to remain a seat of justice or a meeting house for Elyria township. A judge must approve any deed changes, with no funds to renovate amid complaints about working conditions.
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