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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2012
Page
1
Elyria council's Finance Committee unanimously backs Mayor Brinda's 2012 budget with a new full time human resources position. Siegfried argues the city needs centralized HR after noting scattered duties and a lack of formal evaluation systems.
A 38-year-old American soldier, married with two children, is suspected in a mass casualty attack in Kandahar that killed 16 Afghan civilians including many children. He was reportedly trained as a sniper and had suffered a head injury in Iraq during a non combat vehicle accident. Officials say capital charges are possible and stress the need to maintain the Afghanistan mission despite outrage. The attack occurred in two villages near a U.S. base as villagers described a soldier entering a home in Kandahar province.
Up to 70 trees on Oberlin Avenue will be removed to install water lines as part of a road improvement plan in Lorain. Downtown Review Board will hear citizen input at 6 p.m. Thursday at City Hall. Mayor Chase Ritenauer says the public message will guide what replaces the trees and when work occurs.
In Elyria Ohio Pam Carrasquillo Avon woman returns to court for a retrial in the 2007 sleeping husband shooting. The case hinges on whether she attempted aggravated murder as jurors reexamine evidence after a 2008 conviction was overturned for improper questioning of a jailhouse informant.
In Elyria, Ameryst Blaylock, 26, faces felonious assault and domestic violence charges after biting part of her husband Thomas Blaylock’s lip. The judge modified the order to a no negative contact rule allowing limited contact for counseling with Ameryst required to leave if disputes arise.
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