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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2016
Page
16
The West Shore Orchid Society hosts a two day spring orchid show at Ehrnfelt Recreation Center in Strongsville with talks, orchid reporting, plant displays and sales plus a raffle. Admission 3 per person or 5 per family.
Eagles in Ohio parks have rebounded from near extinction, with nests at three sites since 2001. A $4,000 high powered scope and a live Eagle Cam funded by Friends of the Parks and Elyria plant grants enable sightings. A male eagle helps care for eggs, and nests have shifted closer to housing and schools. Contact Steve Fogarty.
Avon Lake Mayor Greg Zilka and city officials visited the Ohio Assembly Plant to view a Ford truck ready to roll off the line. Zilka praised buying Ford products when possible and supporting the local economy, noting the utility may buy more trucks as needed. Avon Lake Regional Water already operates three dump trucks and seven Econoline vans from the plant.
The article notes Belfiore testified to details that might have changed the verdict. Martin remains convicted of murder and other charges, serving 20 years to life. Prosecutors say Belfiore violated his plea by failing a lie detector, seeking more prison time. Dezort asserts Baker knew Belfiore's statements and that lie detector results were not provided to Baker or essential to the trial outcome.
The Cleveland Clinic reports the first U S uterus transplant failed after the recipient, identified as Lindsey, had the uterus removed following a sudden complication. The patient is recovering while doctors review the case as the trial continues and other centers eye studies in Dallas and Boston.
Grace Henley praises her swim coach John Bailey for pep talks and tough guidance that shape her performance. Hist, a volunteer and substitute teacher, notes students still choose heroes from The Chronicle-Telegram and local news, stressing community mentors. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329-7121.
Cuyahoga County Ohio settled federal lawsuits with two Muslim women who said they were forced to attend Christian church services while serving sentences at Cleveland jail. Sakeena Majeed and Sonya Abderrazza were paid 48500 and 32500 respectively, with claims of haranguing for nonparticipation.
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