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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1999
Page
7
Elyria City Council votes 9-0 to hire a consultant for a two year, 350000 sewer system study to meet EPA overflow rules. The session also covers a pending lawsuit against Nylonge Corp and others over a damaged west side sewer line, with city officials clashing over questions and accountability.
Artemous Roulette aged 23 and Robert Terrell aged 34 appeared in Lorain Municipal Court on aggravated robbery and tampering with evidence charges. They were arrested at a McDonalds on Colorado Avenue after allegedly holding a couple at gunpoint and removing a gold chain. A police dog recovered the weapon in a knit cap. Preliminary hearing scheduled next week.
Lorain city council, in a closed session Monday, rejected a plan to buy the 75 acre King's Woods on the west side. An informal vote showed seven against and five in favor, with concerns over cost 750000 and setting a development buying precedent. The matter is not forgotten while seeking outside funding and wetland solutions. The council also moved to negotiate purchases for a police substation at 28th Street sites.
A dozen skateboarders cheered as Lorain City Council withdrew an ordinance that would ban riding on sidewalks. Councilwoman Anne Molar sponsored the measure and pledged to meet with teens to find suitable skate spots, noting Pawlak Park and other city spaces. Teens Josh Esper, Jabier Rivera, Antonio Kimbrough, and Ron Rupert attended the meeting.
Avon City Council postponed a decision on pursuing a feasibility study for an Interstate 90 and Lear Nagle Road interchange. Representatives from Robert L. Stark Enterprises and The Richard E. Jacobs Group asked the city to enter an agreement with Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency to conduct the study. Council will wait for more details, acknowledging the need for highway access but deeming the request premature.
North Ridgeville officials push for a larger water tower after fire chief and mayor call for improved pressure. Council backs Utilities Committee plan to build a 2 million gallon tower costing about 3 million dollars. financing and final approval await Finance Committee review. The current 500,000 gallon tower dates to 41 years ago as demand rises.
More than 100 students and parents gathered at Loran County Community College to honor elementary middle and high school writers for ad designs and editorials. Abbe Dodd a North Ridgeville High School sophomore earned an honorable mention for her piece Generation X-trordinary, with participants praising their writing progress.
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