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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2009
Page
2
Harbortown Travel will host Cruisin Night at the Movies at 7 p.m. Wednesday. The Lorain Palace Theater at 743 Broadway Lorain hosts the free event, part of a series in the city.
Ohio and out of state drawings report Pick 3 and Pick 4 results with rolling and midday figures. Jackpot prizes include Rolling Cash 5 at 120000 and Classic Lotto at 16.5 million, along with Mega Millions estimated at 12 million and regional Daily 3 4 figures from Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
The Chronicle lists Andrew R. Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor with Benjamin Nagy as news editor. Kevin Bruce Bishop serves as sports editor with LL and additional line numbers 329 7163 and 329 7135. Barb Rusko is the Newspapers in Education manager with 329 7239.
City Hall budget shows an overall reduction nearing eighties thousand, with Safety Service and administrative support departments facing cuts of 73 494 and 420 respectively. Pileski notes the 2009 budget will reflect the decrease as it nears completion and omits a planned 10 percent pay cut for Stewart.
Grace states the finalized budget will be smaller and notes a 23 percent personnel cut across City Hall when combining the mayor’s office with safety service. He says his staff is smaller than in the previous administration and will take compensation back to the city due to legal limits on elected official pay. Lisa Roberson contact listed.
Elyria firefighters head to Washington to press for funding under the Firefighter Fatality Reduction Act of 2009. They meet with U S Rep Betty Sutton and Sen Sherrod Brown to secure federal safety, staffing and training funds while warning of budget cuts that threaten 10 rookie positions. Local IAFF leaders join delegates from across Ohio in lobbying efforts.
The council ponders a charter change tied to a funding deal for the Fire Department with a August special election or November general election. Police Chief Medders warns of vulnerability if layoffs are blocked, while union leaders push for timely talks and ratification by Thursday.
A secretary issued a three paragraph media statement citing resident privacy and safety of all other residents at Good Samaritan nursing home in Lorain County. The facility ranked 11th of 14 in the 2008 Ohio Long Term Care Consumer Guide with an 87.7 percent overall satisfaction rating.
A fire in a girls bathroom trash can at Southview disrupted classes Friday at 10:06 a.m. Students were evacuated for over an hour while smoke cleared. Principal Tracy Carpenter did not return calls and Superintendent Cheryl Atkinson could not be reached for comment.
The proposed budget shortfall forces potential layoff of seven police officers and a 27 percent cut to Parks and Recreation. Dogs warden position eliminated and pools and 56 parks may close, as council urges fixes and funds reallocation.
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