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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2012
Page
1
The U.S. Department of Justice weighs a civil action against Lorain for 11 federally funded demolition contracts issued without competitive bidding. Readily awarded to Don E. Buchs firms from 2005 to 2008, the matter could cost Lorain up to $615,025 in damages if the government prevails.
Lorain Municipal Court Judge Mark Mihok jailed Darrell Brooks for contempt after his pants rode low exposing underwear during a hearing for Sidney Jackson, a woman facing a failure to control charge from a May auto crash. The judge noted three similar incidents recently and defended dress rules.
The Cleveland Browns announced an NFL charity grant of 200000 to Midview Schools for installing artificial turf at the high school stadium, part of 2500000 in grants to districts. The project, matched by Ross Foundation funds, aims to be ready for fall sports, praised by athletic director Creg Jantz and superintendent John Kuhn.
The Northridge Health Center in North Ridgeville faces a federal lawsuit seeking back wages totaling $60,909 for 89 current and former workers plus civil penalties of $62,411. The case names director Robert Wickes and Altercare Inc. after a Wage and Hour Division probe found repeated overtime violations dating back to 2006 2008 with prior recoveries and penalties.
Lorain district postpones unveiling an expansion and layoffs plan after a turf clash among interim superintendent Ed Branham school board attorney Anthony Giardini and mayor Chase Ritenauer. A June 28 board meeting will reveal the plan while a proposed site on Leavitt Meister roads is debated and demolition timelines for the current Lorain High School remain tight.
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