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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 2025

Page

7

Lorain County eyes $5 vehicle tax to fund road projects

Lorain County commissioners scheduled two public hearings for April 15 and 22 to consider a countywide $5 permissive motor vehicle tax. Revenue would be restricted to highway and infrastructure projects to match state and federal grants, with hearings in Elyria to gather public input.

Lorain County Administration Middle Ave Elyria Jeff Riddell David Moore Michelle Hung Riddell Lorain County Robert Klaiber Moore Marty Gallagher Hung Columbus

Enduring evidence of God’s unwavering faith concert

Carissa Woytach reports Elyria Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church and the Metro Central NAACP hosted the second annual Old School Gospel Concert closing Black History Month in the county. Performances by Old School Gospel Choir and Sharonda Hall, with Dr. Vivian Yates delivering inspirational remarks. Yates cited abolitionists and civil rights leaders, urging ongoing work for diversity and social justice while praising God as a source of strength.

Carissa Woytach Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church Metro Central Naacp Old School Gospel Choir Sharonda Hall Vivian Yates Betty Haliburton Yates Martin Luther King, Jr Maya Angelou Booker T. Washington Frederick Douglass Nelson Mandela Shirley Chisholm John Lewis Chronicle Mount Zion Baptist Church

Elyria police distribute 100 free gun locks for safety

Elyria Police Department partners with Project ChildSafe to offer 100 free gun locks on a first come, first served basis. Residents may pick up 24 hours a day in the front lobby at 18 West Ave. The program aims to reduce accidents, thefts, and misuse through safer storage practices.

Elyria Project ChildSafe Bill Lantz Elyria Police Department West Ave Projectchildsafe. Org

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