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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2009
Page
7
A light fight spills into extra innings as residents warn they may stop coming to see films if the problem remains. Vassil seeks an acceptable fix and urges contact with Brad Dicken at 329-7147 or bdicken chroniclet.com.
The Oberlin post office reports strong sales of a postage stamp honoring Anna Julia Cooper, one of the first African American women to graduate from Oberlin College. The stamp, dedicated in Washington, D.C., reflects Cooper's a century‑spanning legacy from slavery to civil rights.
Avon Mayor Jim Smith says the Detroit Road widening and turning lane project should finish by the third week of August. Small businesses like Jelly Boutique owner Rebecca Cain report months of hardship from orange barriers and construction traffic, but see improving prospects as the street reopens.
County Auditor Mark Stewart led a listening session with about 50 residents from Lorain County to discuss foreclosures, for sale homes, and neighborhood conditions as the county prepares a reassessment. Residents reported rising foreclosures, long selling times, and price cuts averaging around twenty thousand dollars per home.
The Lorain Police and Fire Committee discussed a proposed penalty for noise nuisances from car stereos by potentially towing offending vehicles to the impound lot. Safety Director Dore argued first-time violators could be towed and cited work delays, while Law Director Riley and Council member Molnar weighed legality and process. The proposal was tabled for further study of ordinance or police protocol changes.
In Lorain the Federal Programs Committee sent the Downtown Urban Renewal Plan to City Council after hearing Sun Novelty owner Marilyn Lopez protest being labeled abandoned and dilapidated despite recent roof and awning work. Gould Studios’ William Gould offered to review notes and correct the record.
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