Nature art call for North Olmsted gallery exhibit
The North Olmsted Arts Commission seeks two dimensional nature themed artworks for a May city hall display. About 25 pieces will be chosen. submissions due Friday. For info call (440) 716-4135.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2018
Page
2
The North Olmsted Arts Commission seeks two dimensional nature themed artworks for a May city hall display. About 25 pieces will be chosen. submissions due Friday. For info call (440) 716-4135.
A court finds Carey incompetent to stand trial and commits him to Northcoast Behavioral Healthcare for restoration. A six month review is set for Sept. 5 as officials say it is likely he will become competent within a year with treatment. Carey assaulted Trooper Lance Deshuk during a welfare check near LaGrange and is held on a $1 million bond in Lorain County Jail.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling the newsroom at 329 7155. The notice emphasizes commitment to accuracy and offers a direct contact for corrections and clarifications.
Ohio midday numbers include Pick 3 8 0 4 and 0 0 8, Pick 4 7 3 8 1 and 6 7 0 2, Pick 5 7 4 9 7 3 and 2 1 6 9 6. Rolling Cash 5 draws 14 16 17 25 28, Classic Lotto 22 25 29 35 36 46 with a 3.4 million jackpot, Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 354000, Lucky for Life Monday 5 17 23 35 42 plus Lucky Ball 12.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines staff roles and office hours and lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery, including eight, thirteen, twenty-six, and fifty-two week options, weekend plans, mail prices, and electronic edition fees. It notes publication details and postaddress for address changes in Elyria, Ohio.
In the Snyder case two juveniles face aggravated murder charges with prosecutors seeking adult treatment. A special prosecutor handles related cases while a visiting Ohio Supreme Court judge oversees. The incident linked to a car registered to Lorain County judge John Miraldi extends to drugs with Thomas Turner indicted for marijuana cultivation and trafficking.
Amherst resident Laurel Beam described a morning outage that affected homes and nearby businesses along North Leavitt and Cooper Foster Park roads. She faced automated prompts when calling FirstEnergy and expressed frustration at the disruption before power was restored. Bruce Walton details follow.
Barbara Burgess found Dr. Stephen R. Sheppard’s University of Tennessee Class of 1970 ring about four inches deep while using a metal detector near a Mobile subdivision behind the University of South Alabama. She contacted UT Alumni Affairs, and the ring was returned to Sheppard who had reported it missing about 50 years ago during medical school life at the same house.
Council members cite a 2 million road funds pool, with about 1.4 million from Issue 6 for resurfacing and 600 thousand for matching federal and state projects. Officials say faster work and return of license plate fees will expand future road work through leveraged money and restored funds.
A list of proposed street projects by ward outlines sections in each area including Ward 1 Miami Avenue to East River Street and Sherman Avenue and East River Street routes. Other wards cover Adams Street Monroe Street Bell Avenue Warden Avenue and more with Greenway and Edwards Street connections. Projects are suggestions until bids are awarded and budgets finalized.
Shoppers report long lines at a Queen lottery ticket outlet, with customers from Sandusky to Elyria waiting for hours. Some buyers plan to purchase dozens to hundreds of tickets, hoping to win and cover bills, buy gifts, or travel.
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