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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2013
Page
1
The Midview district will hold a community session at 9 a.m. on March 23 to meet the three finalists from 28 applicants. Each finalist will present plans in a 15 minute session with Q and A, followed by resident surveys. Superintendent John Kuhn plans to retire at year end.
A morning power outage in Elyria disrupted color printing on the front page. By 1 a.m. power was returning citywide and press crews will resume work to restore color for tomorrow's edition.
Lorain County grew slightly in the last two years according to U S Census Bureau figures. The April 2010 census counted 301 356 people and the July 1 population estimate shows 301 478 residents, a miniscule 0 04 percent increase.
Elyria police reopen older homicides seeking evidence that could tie suspected serial killer Samuel Little to local victims. Detectives say cases must meet criteria in evidentiary value and potential links, aiming to uncover new connections.
Elyria police honor Sgt. James Kerstetter who was killed in the line of duty in 2010. A memorial outside the Elyria Police Department drew officers, chaplain, family and friends at 3 p.m. Friday with public access.
Gerald Miller, 43, of Lakewood, was arrested Thursday in Amherst on a cruelty to companion animals charge after a dog named Maya, a Chow-shep herd mix owned by Robert Danicki, was fatally stabbed on Red Tailed Lane. Miller posted a $1,000 bond and a court date was set for 8:30.
Five Avon Lake High School baseball players will receive game suspensions after taking part in an improvised Harlem Shake video filmed in the school locker room and posted to YouTube. School officials identified the five as the primary offenders, according to Superintendent Robert Scott.
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