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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2009
Page
9
Rumpke Consolidated Co expands recycling with a $5 million system at its St Bernard facility to scan weigh and separate plastics. The goal is to double handling capacity to process more materials while existing landfills face shortages and permit delays.
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Jim Miraldi read Number the Stars to fifth graders at Elyria Community School during a Community Leaders event. A student near the end asked if he was married, noting she has a single grandma, leaving the judge touched by his memorable interaction.
Students Marius Chamberlin and Monica Rimbert chronicle the Oberlin High School Orchestra’s Italy itinerary visiting Venice Grand Canal St Mark’s Basilica and a concert at Marina Fiorita Cavallino Treporti then Tuscany Florence Rome and a Rome concert at Santa Maria de Castello with Vatican sites and a Saturday departure Amherst Township resident Cindy Leise Linda Horvath mentioned in a closing note.
In Cleveland Matt and Kathy Chappel opened Indigo Imp Brewery adopting open fermentation to expose beer to air for wild yeast influence. The beer is unfiltered, cloudy, and bottle conditioned, leaving sediment and a traditional European-brewery feel.
Two Case Western Reserve University civil engineering students Christopher Toth and Donald Cartwright built a 90 foot suspension model to celebrate their upcoming graduation. Displayed on campus for nearly a week the bridge partially collapsed last weekend and fell entirely this week due to wind and rain. They said the project was done out of inspiration with no assignment or grade involved.
Alvis House's Alum Creek center uses counseling chores and work to supervise residents, with frequent room checks and outside work. State officials say expanding community corrections could trim prison use amid a $7 billion shortfall and a $1.8 billion Rehabilitation and Correction budget, saving about $11.5 million.
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