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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2003
Page
8
Elyria considers funding routes to repair West River Road near Schaden Road due to potholes and edge wear. City plans temporary fixes and edge replacement now, with potential use of state Issue 2 funds after two years if bids are favorable.
Elyria Lorain County Sheriff with Ohio Governor's Highway Safety Office to run a speed enforcement blitz from Friday to Sunday focusing on Sheffield Eaton Elyria and Carlisle. Wellington DOT District Three to meet 4 to 7 p.m. May 28 at Wellington Town Hall Gym regarding State Route 58 Railroad Grade Separation Project.
The Catholic Daughters of America in Elyria will hold its last meeting this evening as membership has dwindled from nearly 300 to about 25. Members cite aging, fewer young participants, and officers shortages, while noting past charity work and community service. The group plans to distribute remaining funds to local churches and charities.
Avon Lake man David Leboda, 35, was burned on less than half a percent of his body and suffered short term memory loss after the boom of a tree trimming boom truck contacted a power line on Deborah Drive in North Ridgeville. He was knocked off his feet. coworker performed CPR until paramedics arrived. He remains hospitalized at MetroHealth Medical Center as investigators review the incident. OSHA may investigate if required by rules.
Sullivan Black River Schools hires Janice Wyckoff from Sparta Highland High School as the next superintendent starting July 1. Current superintendent James Patsey retires July 31 after 30 years in education and 3 years leading Black River. Wyckoff grew up on a Burbank farm and holds degrees from Ashland University.
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