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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2006
Page
2
Kelly Perry of Avon works as an analyst for Sherwin Williams in Cleveland. The Sunday article misstated her position and incorrectly placed her. Perry previously owned a house in West Park, a Cleveland suburb, not Westlake.
Ohio and neighboring states results show multiple daily draws with Pick 3 and Pick 4 combos, Rolling Cash 5 numbers, and Let’s Play jackpots. Friday and Saturday results list Mega Millions estimates and rolling jackpots, with past draws and new jackpots noted.
A contact line for The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio provides phone numbers 329-7150 and 800 848-6397 plus the P O Box address 4010 and ZIP 44036 for reader correspondence.
Elyria residents report nightly loitering near East Avenue amid vandalism and mail tampering. City leaders plan to study loitering regulation and rental-property inspections with potential parental accountability and enforcement of harassment and trespass laws.
Elyria City Council greenlights a blight study and urban renewal plan for the Fairgrounds site to enable tax increment financing for the New Riverbend Homes project. Work already under way on tax credit houses along West River Road 17th Street and Douglas Streets. Sixty tax credit homes priced 406 to 610 dollars monthly, plus 58 single family and 40 senior units at market rates 169 900 to 199 000 dollars.
Lorain City Council unanimously passes a civil ordinance restricting where registered sex offenders may reside, barring moves within 1500 feet of schools, preschools, daycares, parks or libraries. Critics say the measure may help but won’t stop offenders. officials call it a first step.
Elyria council approves a temporary one way on Cascade Street due to cliff deterioration at Cascade Park. Traffic will move north from Lake Avenue via Forest Street and Parkview Court to return to Lake Avenue. Officials considered repairing the cliff or buying and demolishing nearby homes but no permanent fix agreed.
Immigrant workers from Norwalk and Willard joined students in a rally. Workers declined to reveal identities fearing job loss from bosses at Silver Line Windows and Green Circle Nursery. Richard Romero of the Ohio Commission on Hispanic Latino Affairs urged path to naturalization for millions. Oberlin resident Angee Mayhew supported requiring legal status for taxes and education.
At Oglesby 25, the other man charged in Smith death on March 31, 2005. Wightman said Oglesby delivered the fatal rock blow, while DeJesus pleaded guilty under pressure. DeJesus hesitated but chose to plead guilty. prosecutors said the plea strengthens their case against Oglesby.
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