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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2006
Page
9
Residents voice worry that closing the museum will harm Vermilion's tourist appeal and local business. Christine Brady conducts interviews about the potential loss and community impact.
Multiple reports detail arrests, warrants, and incidents from May 27 to June 2. Persons named include Carol Lecian 40 of Lorain. Daniel Cooper 18 of Amherst. Brandon Crnjak 25. Monica Slovak 22. W Adrian Collins 30. Joseph Marotta 41. and others. Incidents cover warrants for bad checks, unruly juveniles, broken doors, reckless operation, menacing complaints, vehicle break ins, curfew and underage drinking charges, credit card fraud, harassment and DUI, with several juveniles released to parents and some suspects awaiting or denied charges.
The Summer concert series at Mill Street Vermilion features Copperheads Gloryland Glacier Ridge Boys with performances June 10 in a 300 seat hall. Admission $7 adults $3 children under 12 open stage 4 6 p m. Food and dancing room offered. Call 967 7286 for details.
Dale Richmond- owner of the 1 acre Middle Ridge Road property- has put the final Richmond family land on the market. The 1837 farm, once 70 to 75 acres, includes a moved schoolhouse with chalkboard remnants. Listed at 97 777 dollars with 17 showings in three weeks.
Community listings include Vermilion Fish Festival details at 1250 Sanford Ave and Vermilion Legions events, kindergarten registration packets for 2006-07, and the Vermilion Area Archival Society calendar sale at $5. Amherst area yoga classes meet at the Grange Hall with fees. Contact information and submission deadlines are provided.
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