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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2009
Page
7
A trio of Elyria residents advocate for Issue 29 to renew operating levies without tax increases. They stress education funding amid state cuts, note school belt tightening, and point to recent staff reductions while urging a yes vote to keep schools prepared for tomorrow.
Renee McFrederick describes Issue 29 as a chance to invest in the future of Elyria children and the community. She urges residents to vote yes to renew the operating levy and support Prospect Elementary School and local education.
Community advocate endorses Mark Craig for a second term on Elyria council citing accountability. The message highlights library funding in Lorain County, urging a yes on Issue 32 to prevent service cuts, with home value example and a call to visit supportgmpl.com for details.
A reader urges support for the Grafton Midview Public Library levy amid ongoing budget debates. The letter endorses Amherst at large candidate Phil Van Treuren citing his family values and dedication to safety and beauty for local families.
A fire at Memorial Park in Manhattan damaged a wooden bench and vanished mementos in the makeshift chapel holding remains of Sept 11 victims. Authorities say a break in occurred about an hour before the blaze and consider the incident likely arson as fire marshals and police investigate. Mayor Bloomberg condemned the act and families were notified via email by Nazli Parvizi.
Crews work around the clock on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge with no firm reopening target through early Saturday evening. Repairs after a Labor Day weekend crack sent 5,000 pounds of debris into traffic, with one minor injury reported. Testing may start Saturday afternoon after rods are fitted and inspected. BART planned overnight service if the bridge stays closed.
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