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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2007
Page
2
The Chronicle-Telegram notes ongoing uncertainty about church closures in the Diocese of Cleveland and corrects a Thursday report that misidentified a county tax issue. Amherst councilman Nick Brusky led petition circulators to place a county sale tax on the November ballot. Lottery results across Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia for Thursday are listed.
Lorain City Schools will cut staff to address rising charter school costs and anticipated enrollment shifts. Lorain union officials could not be reached for comment. Lorain County Community College will help displaced teachers find new jobs or retrain as district pivots to stabilize finances amid projected charter expenses.
In Ohio the first year required test passage or alternative pathway for graduation. Lorain reports 49 seniors or 11 percent not graduating due to the test versus Cleveland where about 1,300 seniors failed. District data show improvements from 2006 aided by an Ohio Graduation Test boot camp.
LNG Inc. sales rep Devine set up a corner tent at Center Ridge and Pitts roads selling Cleveland style apparel while full team names and players are omitted. Neighborhood resident Sue Haller eyed the gear for a Cavs party, noting the demand despite uncertainty over who wears No 23.
Investigation began after Tuesday remarks by Kobylka. Pena and Arendt deny claims, with Arendt continuing city work and Pena remaining employed. Local officials, including Sandy Prudoff and Lori Kokoski, express support or neutrality while Provenza cites potential legal action. Officials say discipline will follow substantiated charges if warranted.
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