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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2011
Page
3
N R Ridgeville officials must cut $2.2 million and 28 staff positions after voters rejected a Loopmill, 0 year emergency levy. Superintendent Craig Phillips called the defeat gut wrenching as state funding losses loom, with 4,071 residents voting on the measure.
Unclear OCR shows mayoral results for Elyra Democrats Prodly Cl Parvevedea Wella MC Grace Republicans Ray Netie David with percentages. Lorain mayor Mitchell and Anthony Krasienko appear with vote tallies. Council President Sutter Joyce and various issues and referenda listed with partial percentages and names.
Brenda Kay Davis, neighbor of retiring Forrest Bullocks, won the Democratic primary over Holly Huff with 245 votes to 158. Davis faces no opposition in November to replace Bullocks, who departs after over 20 years in office. Huff vows to stay active in community efforts in Furnace Cascade while Davis prepares to serve the 2nd Ward.
Sheffield Lake voters approve a 4.94 mill bond to build a new 7 through 12 grade school and convert Brookside High into an intermediate school. The measure passed 1104 to 917, funding up to $31 million with a projected 34 year levy and potential 2013 opening barring delays.
Voters approve a five year 23.85 mill renewal levy for Lorain City Schools 4435 to 2685 about 62 percent to 38 percent. The measure raises about 9.6 million annually to fund operations as district faced an 8 million deficit and possible future tax increases. Local residents say levy supports students despite doubts about spending efficiency. Superintendent Cheryl Atkinson pledges fiscal prudence and budget balancing efforts.
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