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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2010
Page
1
A public forum at West Elementary Gym in Eaton Township runs 9 AM to noon today on the 7.51 mill emergency levy before the May 4 vote. If approved, district spending continues. if rejected, a $748,800 list of 2010 11 cuts would affect counseling, sports, staff, and programs including busing and teacher positions.
Paul Kardar 13, eighth grader from Open Door Christian School, defeated longtime friend Jeffrey Emilioon 13 of Northwood Middle School to win a trip to Washington D C for the 83rd Scripps Howard National Spelling Bee.
Robert Melton spent seven years destroying his life with crack cocaine. A 2007 arrest by Elyria police officer James Kerstetter led to a life turning conversation about drugs. Melton, living in a motel with three children and his girlfriend, says the officer's words sparked hope.
Residents from Elyria organize a candle lit path along North Abbe Road for the family of James Kerstetter, the city police officer killed in the line of duty. Volunteers include homemakers, workers, and children, all placing paper bags with candles to show support as night falls.
A Lorain business steps forward to back the Kerstetter family by funding new police uniforms for the Elyria Police Department. The fundraiser supports essential gear for the force amid community generosity and local civic efforts.
In a community show of support firefighters from Elyria and beyond honor James Kerstetter who died leaving a void for his family. Wellington Fire Chief Bob Walker presented Tammy Kerstetter and daughters Misty Shelby and Bailey a commemorative coin on behalf of local fire departments and chiefs associations.
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