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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2011
Page
2
GRAFTON supporters push a 5.59 mill, 10 year emergency operating levy for Midview Schools with a May 3 vote. A kickoff meeting is set for Wednesday 7 p.m. at Midview West Elementary, with weekly gatherings to back the measure.
Stammittti and Resendez, both former Lorain police officers, outline aims to restore deputies, tighten oversight, and improve access to the sheriff's office. Stammitti, in 25 of 38 years in law enforcement, seeks a county police district and closer ties with other departments. Resendez promises more deputies on the streets and a more open office. No Republican candidate has declared.
AID From A1 repairs will not be allowed to use the containers. County Commissioner Ted Kale says Solid Waste funds may help clean debris from ditches and flood areas. Republic Services will accept flood damaged items at the county landfill in New Russia Township at 43502 Oberlin Elyria Road. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturdays. Fees range from 12.12 to 45.04 plus extra charges for larger loads.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 as part of its commitment to accurate news coverage.
Ohio results list multiple draw outcomes including Pick 3 2 8 8 and 4 7 4 Pick 4 6 5 8 9 and 5 3 7 8 with Rolling Cash 5 6 9 11 16 21 and Classic Lotto 5 10 13 14 27 40. Jackpots cited include Rolling Cash 5 at 100000 and Classic Lotto at 24.1 million plus Mega Millions at 151 million and Powerball at 40 million with regional results from Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
The page lists direct contact numbers for director Barb Rusko Stephens advertising retail hotline and classifieds hotline. It also provides toll free office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with Saturday hours noted.
Grace links Elyria population outlook to the school district and housing costs. He notes young couples move in for starter homes but leave as schools deter them. Superintendent Rigda cites affordable housing and jobs as essential, with enrollment stabilizing after the new Elyria High School opens.
Lorain County shows population changes with Lorain up 5.8 percent to 301,356 and Elyria down 2.5 percent. Avon leads local growth with an 85.1 percent rise to 21,193, while Avon Lake up 24.4 percent to 22,581 and North Ridgeville up 31.9 percent to 29,465. Avon’s surge tied to strong school district performance rated Excellent by the state. Avon Mayor Jim Smith cites housing and jobs expansion and a growing Fire Department as key factors in the trend.
Democratic leaders denounce the move as an outrage while Republican figures defend the bill tying bargaining limits to budget fixes. The session was marked by charges of open meetings violations as the measure passed without debate, part of Governor Walker’s plan to curb costs and close a 3.6 billion deficit.
U S Census data shows Cleveland and Youngstown shedding residents over the past decade while Columbus and Cincinnati gain or stabilize. Cleveland fell 17 percent to about 400 000, Columbus grew to 787 000, and Cincinnati declined 10 percent to 296 000.
Steve Phillips, longtime Ridgeville Schools superintendent, says he will retire this summer after a 34 year career. He began as a teacher in 1977, later led Liberty Elementary, and returned in 2003 as superintendent, stating he fell in love with the district. Contact sfogarty chroniclet.com.
The district proposes laying off 15 support staff to save 275000 and freezing administrator salaries for a second year to save 46000. It seeks up to 750000 via bargaining talks and eliminating 114000 in professional development. Revenue gains from higher event admissions and a 49 mills levy on May ballot are noted.
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