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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2015
Page
1
Avon Lake officials say renters at the Lake House and other city venues have spiked punch or stocked beer. A proposed ordinance would allow alcohol with extra fees and an off duty officer oversight. It would also legalize drinking at the Peter Miller House and Folger Home.
Lorain retail figure Ted Jacobs died Sunday at Main Street Care Center Avon Lake aged 93. The longtime owner known for optimism and civic work had lived at the home since February 2014 after a fall. He opened his first store on West Fourth Street Lorain in 1950 and later expanded to Elyria and North Olmsted malls.
Maria Dallas, murdered in 1998, lies buried beside her husband Marvin Dallas in Oakvale Cemetery. Deni Dallas seeks to relocate Marvin's cremains from Mary Dallas's grave site, after discovering a mound of earth indicating cremains. City official says burial decisions rest with the family and Busch Funeral Home carried out the placement.
Congress passed a major rollback of post Sept. 11 surveillance powers. The bill ends NSA collection and storage of Americans phone dialing records. It creates a new system where intelligence agencies access call data only via court-ordered requests to telephone companies.
The Chronicle Telegram reports over 100000 donated by Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems BASF and 3M to support fireworks free camps and summer concerts in Elyria. Mayor Holly Brinda praises community reinvestment sponsors pooling resources to offer healthy summer programming amid a tight city budget.
After a successful fundraiser, Elyria presents the second annual picnic and fireworks at West Park from 4 to 11 p.m. on July 1 with a rain date of July 2. The event features food vendors, family games, live music, and a music synchronized fireworks display.
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