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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2014
Page
12
Charles Bud Dana Simmons, 83, of Elyria, died June 4, 2014 at University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center after a short illness. A full obituary will be announced July 1, 2014 by Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home in Elyria.
Lois Craig age 84 of Elyria died June 4 2014 at University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center. She was a longtime Elyria nurse and community member with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Friends gather June 7 2014 at Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home for services at 2 PM with burial at Resthaven Memory Gardens Avon.
The police union questions Rivera's findings on the 2012 leak case involving Lorain official Dennis Flores and Mayor Chase Ritenauer. The FDP challenges conclusions and seeks a fair disciplinary process, while Flores defends lack of criminal wrongdoing and awaits more clarity from the union review.
Elyria school board starts nationwide search led by Kathryn Karpus to replace retiring Superintendent Paul Rigda after the 2014 15 year. The district will work with Ohio School Boards Association as Rigda plans a transition year and staff retirements are noted.
Cleveland gubernatorial candidate Ed FitzGerald suggests using 20 percent of the city sin tax revenue to fund venue maintenance based on team performance. He would form a fan advisory panel to set criteria while opponents call for even distribution among the Browns Indians and Cavaliers.
Thursday assembly featured talks and chants like bring back our girls to highlight the Nigerian kidnapping. Victim Cowan, who endured four years in a California garage, urged education as birthright while Charlita Anderson linked schooling to freedom. Madison urged awareness of human trafficking and told the crowd this is our story. Contact Anna Merriman at 329 7245.
City Council President Corcoran ordered speaker Smith to quit and exit the chamber after a confrontation. Smith apologized to Corcoran, while Mayor Gillock and Councilwoman Johnson commented on free speech and the incident. The Law Director will consult police about possible charges.
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