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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2008
Page
5
Betty Blair, long a proponent of commuter rail, welcomes progress as the county awaits grant results by September. If denied, the county may fund its share or seek help from other communities. A feasibility update to a 2001 study shows growing interest as gas prices rise.
Dillon, 23, from Youngstown and his girlfriend Nicole Boyd, 25, pleaded guilty to bank larceny after stealing about 8 million from an armored car firm where he worked for 10.25 an hour. He received eight years, his mother three and Boyd five, in a case framed by financial hardship and a troubled upbringing.
RTA plans to trim county routes including the 55F West Shore Flyer and the 451 to Brunswick to meet state funding cuts. If approved, Avon Lake riders must hub at Lake and Bradley or drive to Westlake Park‑and‑Ride. Lorain County officials oppose further reductions. Details and public meetings noted.
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