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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2018
Page
1
Amherst schools proceed with a 27.97 million prekindergarten to third grade elementary project funded 51 percent by state aid and 49 percent locally. The district monitors bids and costs as Elyria faces high prices and eyes a potential three campus plan to replace five schools.
Lorain Titans lose 51-44 to No 2 ranked Archbishop Moeller in the Division I state semifinal at Value City Arena Columbus. Lorain finishes 22-6 after shocking upsets en route to its first Final Four in 30 years, while Moeller advances to the title game. Taevon Pierre Louis vows a strong summer.
Lorain Titans fans traveled to Columbus to watch the Ohio Division 1 Final Four against Archbishop Moeller of Cincinnati while others gathered at Speak of the Devil in Lorain for a listening party. Bar owners Page and Kurt Hernon streamed the game from WEOL AM, linked to The Chronicle Telegram, to show support for their local underdog team. Page Hernon noted the Titans faced a tough season but kept winning, drawing parallels to their bar opening three months ago.
In Elyria, expert witness Dr. Werner Spitz testified that Jeffrey Brooks died from heroin use rather than blunt force trauma. He defended Nick Masley in the 2013 murder case, noting the brain swelling attributed to punches was not the cause of death.
Lorain school board member Yvonne Johnson, elected last November, reversed her prior stance on CEO David Hardy after reviewing district finances and speaking with the treasurer. Board concerns cite lack of transparency hindering levy decisions as the 2019 renewal will raise about $3.1 million.
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