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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2012
Page
7
Elyria Mayor Bill Grace, in a Nov broadcast, says he plans to map a future beyond his Dec 31 departure after three terms. He acknowledged no clear path but stressed a wish to continue contributing to his community and leveraging his experience and beliefs.
In Lorain County Court Tyrone Price 37 of Amherst pleaded not guilty to theft and credit card misuse charges over hotel and meal bills charged to the Amherst Youth Football Association. Prosecutors say about $20,000 was misappropriated. Price resigned as president in 2006.
Marion L Steele High School paid tribute to senior Jacob Turner who died on March 4 by planting a tree at the Amherst campus. Fellow student Mario Campana described Turner as a hard worker and friend, recalling a hot day water balloon prank and the reaction of bystanders. Police are investigating if the death was drug related, though ruled accidental.
Elyria earns a $50,000 Ohio Department of Natural Resources grant to combat emerald ash borer, with a $50,000 city match creating a $100,000 program for 2011. The effort targets cutting ash trees and replacing them with other species, following a 2010 spend of $50,000 and 296 trees felled. About 1,600 ash trees remain on city lawns.
Donald Anderson was sentenced to nine years by Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Mark Bedleski after attacking a Lorain Correctional Institution teacher last year. The 52 year old inmate, already serving time for attempted murder and voluntary manslaughter, assault in April 2010 included punching, choking, and brandishing a razor as he attacked the teacher who pressed a panic button for aid.
Evan Gooden reports a settlement keeps The Arts Academy open for the school year in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court. Alexis Rainbow remains in charge of the academy and Academy West in Cleveland amid a dispute with sponsor Ashe Culture Center.
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