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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2009
Page
1
Elyria's general fund faces near depletion as City Auditor Ted Pileski warns the $1.1 million starting reserve will be exhausted by end of May. He reaffirmed the city's precarious position during Monday's council presentation.
Lorain County Emergency Operations Center summarizes test results for remaining suspected swine flu patients. Center operations are curtailed but staff stay on standby and ready to reactivate if needed as conditions change.
Alvin Blanton who served in Vietnam with his twin joined a closing ceremony for the Moving Wall at VFW Post 1079. Amelia George mourns her brother Billy Ray Holmes who died in 1968. Don Attie invites public remembrance at a May 23 ceremony near Amherst Police Station.
Amtrak recommends restoring passenger trains by skipping Elyria and Akron, linking Cleveland to Columbus via a direct route. The study says Cincinnati’s Union Terminal would require major upgrades or a new riverfront station, with freight congestion and funding needs noted.
Lorain County elections workers prepared for today’s light vote as only 235 precincts may open. Key contests include a five way Democratic race to replace retiring Elyria judge John Musson, with Gary Bennett facing an unopposed Republican in the fall. At large city council races have more Republicans than spots on the fall ballot.
In Sheffield Township Wellington voters head to the November ballot as Harold Sumpter declines re election. With four of six seats up four incumbents including Jeffrey Hyde and Hans up for election. Sumpter did not comment on his choice while others prepare for the non partisan race.
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