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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2009
Page
1
Elyria council debates trimming the mayor’s budget and other departments as officials target about 2.3 million from the general budget. Councilman Garry Gibbs urges eliminating travel and training lines totaling around 9,500, arguing small cuts add up across departments.
Elyria City Council delayed approving a tentative Elyria Fire Department agreement after concerns over a year tax option. The deal, reached after 20 hours of negotiation, would place a ballot measure this year for funding firefighters with choices including real property tax, income tax changes, or a residential tax credit adjustment.
Officials suspect Southview High School students set a second floor bathroom fire Monday. The blaze began at 11 14 a.m. when a toilet roll dispenser was ignited, reaching the ceiling and lighting housing for fluorescent lights. Sixteen firefighters contained the fire in ten minutes and students returned after smoke cleared, except for a restricted second floor area. Police questioned three students as investigators believe both this and a Friday blaze were student acts, though no link confirmed.
A family announces plans to sue a local nursing home alleging neglect and inadequate care. The Chronicle reports the filing names the facility and cites alleged incidents affecting a relative, prompting possible legal action.
Florence Warren, 87, who had dementia and a history of escaping, wandered from Good Samaritan Skilled Nursing and Rehabilita tion Center on Friday and was struck near the facility. She died Saturday at MetroHealth in Cleveland. Avon police seek witnesses or the driver.
Lorain officials discuss proposed 2009 budget in a finance committee and council session. Mayor Krasienko seeks cuts including 420000 from the fire department and reclassifying salaries of three police officers from the general fund as the March deadline approaches. City Auditor Mantini forecasts about 28.7 million in revenue.
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