Youth basketball coach placed in diversion program
Elyria Municipal Court placed 43 year old Brian Chrosniak in a diversion program after he pleaded no contest to assault stemming from a December incident at Elyria Catholic High School. The coach, linked to St Peter School in North Ridgeville, allegedly kicked and butt bumped a parent after a game at Elyria Catholic High School. Elizabeth Buescher described being accused of making noise during a foul shot and being yelled at before the confrontation escalated.
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St. Peter School
North Ridgeville
Brian Chrosniak
Elyria Municipal
Elyria Catholic High School
St. Peter
Cleveland
Our Lady of Angels
Lizabeth Buescher
Chrosniak
Buescher
Elyria selects 2014 road projects for city streets
Elyria City Council approved 2014 road work on several streets including Park Avenue from Eastern Heights Boulevard to Harvard Avenue and Fairwood Boulevard from Abbe Road to Salem Avenue with drainage work at the Garford Avenue intersection. Alternates include Windsor Drive to Canterbury Court and Woodland Avenue to Walnut Street. Projects to be bid and contracts awarded in weeks. The 2014 budget about 380000, below last year’s 738000 but above 2012’s 240000. Avon Lake court to close for construction with limited clerk hours. resumption June 10.
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Park Avenue
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Harvard Avenue
Morgan Avenue
Lake Avenue
Pratt Avenue
Fairwood Boulevard
Abbe Road
Salem Avenue
Princeton Avenue
Garford Avenue
Windsor Drive
Canterbury Court
Woodland Avenue
Foster Avenue
Walnut Street
Avon Lake Municipal
D-Day veteran Polgar to return to Omaha Beach for 70th anniversary
World War II Navy officer John Polgar, 89, plans a return trip to Normandy's Omaha Beach for the 70th D-Day anniversary. He received France’s Knight of the Legion of Honor and the Consul General in Chicago lauded his role in liberating France as his memories of June 6, 1944, linger. His ship struck a mine, yet he survived the explosion and reached land.
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John Polgar
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Omaha Beach
Normandy
Polgar
Navy
Chicago
U.S
Paris
Lorain School Board weighs deficit options for ballot
Lorain treasurer Dale Weber outlined choices to close a $2.85 million shortfall via an earned income tax or a property tax levy. A 0.25 percent earned income levy could raise about $1.3 million yearly, while a 1 mill property tax hike would bring in about $557,000 annually. The board aims to decide by early July for the November ballot.
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Dale Weber
Board of Education
Weber
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RoverFest set to move to Lorain July 26
City officials weigh a one day music festival expected to draw up to 15 000 people to Black River Landing and surrounding downtown Lorain prompting concerns over crowd control traffic and impact on the city's oldest neighborhood led by Charleston Village Society Inc co chair Lorraine Ritchey voicing hopes for a positive outcome yet cautioning about safety and logistics after Cleveland run.
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Loraine Ritchey
Cochair
Charleston Village Society Inc
Lorain
Cleveland
Chase
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