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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2010
Page
2
Derick Harris 21 and Ean King 20 of Elyria face multiple gun and weapon charges after an April 4 incident at Uncle Vic's Nightclub. Police found a 9 mm handgun in the car King drove. both men were intoxicated. Prosecution notes prior arrests and juvenile delinquency for Harris and King.
Lorain County commissioners fault chief Bates over travel rules and hotel charges for a Independence conference trip. Lori Kokoski signals possible action while Bates defends his staff and three veteran services members back him amid layoffs and financial strain.
Lorain resident Jack Vargo challenged levy supporters as the public hearing had passed. Board President Tony Cimacchia praised the levy efforts led by Bambi Dillon Janet Garcia and Sanford Washington. He argued further cuts hurt students and noted district savings and contract concessions.
Lorain County Community College could receive 2 million dollars in federal research funding if the defense appropriations bill advances. The project, at the Sensor System Integration Institute, studies hazardous substances components and tin whiskers, with internships for students and potential regional economic growth.
The Summer Fun Walk, sponsored by Friends of Cascade Park, will start at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Nature Center near the sledding hill. The free guided one mile hike goes through Cascade Park woods to the West Falls observation deck and lasts 30 minutes to an hour. Participants are advised to bring a walking stick due to steep trail sections.
The Chronicle Telegram states it welcomes reader tips and corrections by calling 329-7155. It commits to accurate news coverage and invites reports of factual errors.
Wednesday draws report Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers for Ohio with Rolling Cash 5 and Classic Lotto results. Jackpots noted include Rolling Cash 5 at $130,000 and Classic Lotto at $5.3 million, plus Mega Millions estimated at $24 million and Powerball at $67 million.
The notice lists Barb Rusko Stephens as marketing director with phone numbers 329-7247 and 329-7135. Advertising Retail Hotline is 329-7239, Classified Hotline 329-7150, and Toll-free line (800) 848-6397. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays.
A jury found Abneris Santiago guilty of injury to a child and continuous sexual abuse. The case, tied to her ex-boyfriend Alfred Santiago, followed a 1,200 mile Texas trip prompted by a feared abusive relationship. Rescued children endured starvation and hospital care after their rescue. The mother, Sonia Santiago, faced testimony and a judge denied her request to leave the courtroom.
The Elyria blotter records multiple incidents on July 27 including thefts at Midway Mall and residential porches, a credit card fraud report on Preston Street, and arrests of Aaron Solomon for shoplifting and Adam Johns for aggravated menacing. A Wednesday update notes Samuel Shoemaker arrested on an outstanding warrant after a fight call.
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