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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2004
Page
3
The Elyria Police Chief Michael Medders answered a reporter’s late call amid a hostage gunman situation on East 14th Street. The chief said a press conference was unlikely and that the moment was not suitable for media access.
Project manager Karen Davis says about 500 county workers will move 7 680 linear inches of probate files 18 091 in prosecutor files 42 008 in clerk files and 23 247 in juvenile files as a cost cutting plan. A moving expert doubts the decision and clerks seek a specialist.
Amherst residents cannot park on certain residential streets from 2 to 6 a.m. even outside their homes, prompting confusion over a new ordinance guidance letter. In Oberlin, officials proclaimed May as Electrical Safety Month and National Nursing Home Week, gifting light bulb candy dishes to officials amid a power outage caused by external lines.
In Elyria, Franklin Elementary, about 300 students, was closed after a mercury thermometer broke spilling mercury and prompting an intensive search. A second thermometer broke at Eastgate Elementary but did not close. cleanup and certification are needed before reopening.
A four car chain reaction crash on Route 57 north of I 90 Friday afternoon injured three people and halted traffic during rush hour. One person was flown to MetroHealth Medical Center while officials investigated beer bottle findings and possible alcohol involvement. Traffic rerouted onto I 90 eastbound until lanes reopened by 5 p.m. ODOT studies continued on 57 from Cleveland Street to Fairless Drive to map patterns and find a fix.
Talks between striking drivers and SBS Transit in Lorain ended after about five hours with no resolution. CAPSE and local union officials demand seniority based job rehire while replacement workers fill routes serving Lorain Schools and developmentally disabled riders. The union vows ongoing pressure and taxpayer support appeals as no new talks are scheduled.
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