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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2015
Page
1
Elyria mayor Holly Brinda defeats Bill Grace in the Democratic primary 56 to 44 percent. Grace, 51, concedes from his Calaman Drive home after the final results posted online. Brinda advances to the general election to face Republican Garry Gibbs and independent Tim Quinn.
Janet Tyburski 45 of Lakewood was arrested by North Ridgeville police on charges alleging she killed her daughter Rachele Tyburski whose body was found face down in a field off Victory Lane in North Ridgeville on March 15. She remained at Lorain County Jail awaiting a court appearance.
In Lagrange Keystone Schools voters approved Issue 14 a 7.95 mill operating levy by 1592 to 1367 about 54 percent to 46 percent. Interim Superintendent Franco Gallo hailed the win crediting a dedicated levy committee for mobilizing support and avoiding budget cuts.
The measure imposes a continuous 7.95 mill operating levy to fund staff salaries and benefits. It would raise about 1.9 million in revenue, costing homeowners roughly 278 dollars annually for a 100000 dollar property valuation.
Sheffield Sheffield Lake voters approved Issue 15, ensuring funds for the district but signaling a second round of cuts ahead. Observers and district officials watched results unfold at the Board of Education, with Tim Pelcic and Mike Cook among those present as the tally came in.
Avon and Firelands districts report passage of school levies with Avon and Firelands approving the measure. Clearview renewals Passed while Columbia renewals failed at 3.13 mills. Polls note 2 mills passed and 3.13 mills failed for Columbia. Further coverage on pages A4 A5 and A6.
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