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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2014
Page
2
The Strongsville Ohio Turnpike exit 161 on I 71 SR 42 will close from 11 p m tonight to 3 a m Thursday for road work. Eastbound traffic must use exits 142 or 151. Westbound and entering eastbound traffic stay open. More updates at ohioturnpike.org.
Two-vehicle crash on state Route 18 and Quarry Road in Wellington Township sent Subaru occupants Madeline Humphrey and Andrew Keim to MetroHealth Medical Center. Humphrey survived, Keim died. Ford driver Mark Zacharias remained hospitalized with serious injuries. Rose Sepesy remained in critical condition.
The Elyria blotter reports a bicycle theft from Super 8 Motel parking, mailbox damage after a pickup veered off West River Road S, and the arrest of Davonte Gray for aggravated menacing after a gun threat. Cited thefts occurred at Wal Mart and two bicycles were stolen from a shed. Police investigated debit-card withdrawals alleged by a girlfriend’s brother.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155 and pledges accuracy in coverage. It emphasizes transparency and commits to timely corrections when mistakes are identified.
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The Chronicle outlines its executive team and management roster with titles and phone numbers. Paul B. Martin is president and CEO, Andrew R. Young vice president, William D. Hudnutt general manager, and Ann E. Klunzinger controller. Circulation head Gary Cozart, ERE Dawn Berlekamp, Inside ads Jeff Pfeiffer, Interactive Bob Palmer, and Marketing/NIE Barb Rusko-Stephens are listed along with staff names and a toll free advertising line.
The levy worth 66.50 per month passed amid a tough campaign in Elyria and Keystone school districts including Elyria Township Penfield Township and part of Carlisle Township. Campaign leaders credited supporters and volunteers while concerns about tax law changes and campaign literature snafus surfaced.
Keystone and Olmsted Falls were the only Lorain County districts not to pass a levy on Tuesday. Albaugh warned the district may approve a half mill reduction plan to address budget issues as state funding has fallen from 6.9 million in 2009 to 2.6 million and no increases are expected in the next two years. The levy would have funded wireless tech, dual enrollment and AP classes.
County elections official Adams reported about 14.75 percent turnout on Tuesday from 202,672 registered voters, well below anticipated 19 percent and shy of May 2013 levels. He noted quiet polling locations apart from Sheffield Lake with tax levies and income tax approval, while Providence Church saw little foot traffic.
At Applebee’s Elyria supporters say they will not give up on improving Lorain County transit. Commissioners consider another levy after the November election while noting current service is limited to two routes and a Dial-A-Ride. Housing values and potential state and federal matching funds were cited as benefits of a successful levy.
Elyria residents pass Issue 2 levy totaling 12.7 million dollars annually, covering materials, maintenance, teacher salaries, and programs. Superintendent Paul Rigda credits community support and transparency after years of budget cuts and school closures.
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