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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2012
Page
1
Afghan officials report the United States paid 50000 per death and 11000 per injury after a shooting rampage blamed on a rogue U S soldier in southern Afghanistan. The funds, said to come from President Obama, aim to ease frayed relations amid recent Quran burning tensions.
In eastern Ohio drilling for gas via Utica shale draws water from ponds streams and public reservoirs or via purchases risking public and wildlife supplies. Fracking injects chemical laden water at high pressure to free gas while Ohio aquifer limits push drillers to find sources including Steubenville up to 700,000 gallons via a recent city agreement.
Evan Gooden reports that the Tough Mudder event in SOUTH AMHERST May draw about 20 000 participants from around the nation and world on April 14 15. Visit Lorain County expects hotel bookings and a broader local business boost, though no formal economic impact study has been done.
Lorain firefighter Joe Colon leads a group of 20 to 25 firefighters officers and friends in an April 14 15 obstacle course at a quarry on Route 113 North Quarry Road. He aims to start together and finish together while coping with spring weather and wet conditions. Mike Gidich a 32 year old officer joins the event seeking department camaraderie and activity.
Lorain firefighters and police join Tough Mudder participants for a pasta fundraiser to support Afghanistan and Iraq veterans. The April 13 dinner at AMVETS Post 47, 3009 Broadway, Lorain, runs 4 to 8 pm with $15 tickets. Call (440) 244-2160 or (440) 258-6272 for details.
Frost expected this morning endangers orchards across Vermilion Road area. Miller Orchards on Vermilion Road houses dwarf cherry trees under high tunnels, but many orchards in Brownhelm Township could suffer bloom damage as temperatures dip.
Reynoldsburg senior Kenzie Purtell joined a computer based pilot course at her school to cover the same material as college remedial math. Taught by Christine Rossetti the program lets her learn at her own pace before graduation, aiming to reduce college course makeup.
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