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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2008
Page
1
Elyria officials discuss using Tasers to stun feral cats for capture and spay neuter. Commissioner Lori Kokoski cautions Tasers are for dogs defense only, while Dog Warden Jack Sziempa says the idea was explored but not endorsed. Population control figures from local shelters are listed.
Elyria approves its 2008 budget 6-4 at a five minute meeting amid anger over a plan by Mayor Bill Grace to permanently close the Broad Street fire station. Residents denounced the vote as rushed and called for the mayor's removal while seeking funds for firefighters.
Copper thieves damaged the historic New York Central station on Depot Street in Elyria causing nearly 75 thousand dollars in repairs. The county plans four thousand dollar cameras and nineteen and a half thousand dollars in lighting funded by federal grants to reopen the site as a transportation hub.
Lorain police officer Corey Earl will serve a three day suspension after an internal probe found he violated department policies by entering Scorchers bar on January 30 while on duty to wish a woman a happy birthday. The incident followed a heated exchange about a county corrections officer Thomas Pruitt, with Earl later contacting sheriff’s captains.
Freshman Mike McGannon will return to Amherst Marion L. Steele High School on Monday after a county court granted a temporary restraining order. He was expelled for 80 days over a pill he said was Tylenol but school officials said was Xanax. The family and attorney continue to challenge the expulsion and the school district will proceed with the appeals process.
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