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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2006
Page
17
Lorain will receive regular patrols by the county dog warden starting next month, easing tense staffing at the county pound. Dog Warden Jack Sziempa says the move benefits Lorain, which has lacked its own warden since December.
Wallace and Susan Wendt protect Wendtwood in Columbia Station by placing a conservation easement on 254 acres to prevent development. The 83 year old ex zookeeper raises trumpeter swans and notes the area hosts many birds and endangered species, including the four toed salamander.
Lorain City Schools select Dustin Wiley as the new Admiral King High School band director after a special board meeting. The move follows the resignation of Treasurer James Estle, who remains on a 60 day contract while a replacement is sought. Wiley previously led the Tohatchi High School band to state finals in New Mexico and earned a 45 691 annual contract.
Elyria Noon Rotary Club installs Greg Elek as president after a year as president-elect. Elek notes immunizing over a billion children against polio since the club’s start, and outlines Miles for Hunger fundraising that totaled 19 000 dollars with grants. The group funds local programs and plans literacy initiatives.
Elyria police seek a suspect after a man was targeted in a hallway robbery attempt at a Middle Avenue apartment. Clayton Shannon, 26, fought off the attacker. a shot fired as the gun hit the floor. Police recovered the gun, shell casing, marijuana, and paraphernalia. Shannon and Anthony Patterson, 20, were charged with marijuana offenses.
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