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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2012
Page
2
Safety Service Director Mary Siwierka notes hot dry weather reduced city mowing workload in Elyria. Through Labor Day 2011 the city issued 444 tall grass notices. this year 225. $200 per parcel or per hour for larger parcels. City crews cut 160 parcels so far. 166 bills totaling over $37,000 have been issued.
City engineers warn many mailboxes encroach on the right of way and pose crash hazards. Monument boxes near upscale homes number about 75, while others use hollow pipes or large timbers. With a $2 million plus road project and a $600,000 street program budget, officials say funding is tight but essential.
Pileski warned of a 2014 revenue drop of 1.8 million and a 2013 cut of 640 thousand from state funds. He noted the estate tax repeal on Jan 1 will further strain the general fund, with the city previously averaging 600 thousand yearly from estate taxes. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329 7121 or Rroberson chroniclet.com.
The Chronicle-Telegram clarifies an error about the Elyria High School 50th class reunion. The reunion for the class of 1962 is scheduled for August 17 and 18 and the incorrect year appeared in Sunday's edition.
Ohio midday and evening picks listed with Mega Millions and Powerball results and jackpots. Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia daily numbers shown for Tuesday. Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto jackpots noted.
The page lists staff roles led by Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace with contact numbers. It also details office hours delivery options and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions including home, mail, electronic, and newsstand pricing. It notes postal service information for Elyria Ohio.
Neighbors reported Perez intoxicated and shouting in the street leading to a Children Services investigation that began in 2001. The agency announced changes including environmental neglect assessments, a second manager, and enhanced training after findings from the Perez case.
Perez, pregnant and arrested July 5 after neighbors reported her intoxicated and shouting, faces Lorain Municipal Court on July 9 as police recount seven children 1 to 9 neglected in a filthy home. Rodriguez and Hernandez, accused of stealing and possessing items from Perez's Long Avenue house, contest claims. Johnson-Austin, key witness, missed a prior date but her testimony remains crucial.
Falkner and Pickett defend a policy where a student testing positive twice cannot participate in sports or activities for the rest of the year. They view it as a deterrent and say most parents support testing to alert families. Vermilion board previously discussed universal testing but will sample competitive activity participants only. The 2002 Supreme Court ruling upheld schools’ authority to detect and prevent drug use over student privacy. Contact Evan Goodenow at 329-7129 or egoodenow chroniclet.com.
Lorain police report on July 1 team action includes Michael E Vimpeny 30 charged with endangering children after his wife said he struck his 7 year old daughter. Incidents also note thefts burglaries vehicle vandalism and a Dollar General robbery with a suspect who concealed items before fleeing. The series ends with a park assault at Pawlak Park and a Boomer's Bar incident involving Shane E Thompson 37 amid a window break and bottle throw.
A Lorain man, Brandon Epps, was stabbed and driven to EMH Medical Center where he refused to explain the incident. Police doubt his account as a friend hints possible drug or money motives. Separate reports involve a Wellington murder suspect Summerfield and a Lorain County philanthropic fund totaling 120000 for economic initiatives.
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