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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2011
Page
1
The Ohio House returns to Columbus to vote on a revised map Republicans say addresses Democratic concerns over GOP favored lines. The plan also reverts to a single 2012 primary, replacing March and June Kucinich ballots, as Senate leaders await a possible Friday vote.
Lorain County Metro Parks director Dan Martin will resign next year after 20 years leading the agency. He cited allowing a successor time to develop the parks 10 year plan set to expire in 2015. Martin, 54, helped secure $5 to $6 million for an Amherst wellness center and an 8 acre land donation despite a May ballot rejection.
Alisha Bennett told Eastern Heights Middle School students about her experience as a bullying victim. She spoke during a rally organized by a 62-member anti-bullying task force, led by adviser Kelly Luter, to address the school’s bullying issue as part of a broader concern.
Lorain County visit by ODOT director Jerry Wray confirms the state will not sell the Turnpike. He cites its value and underutilized financial potential and outlines a 18 month to 2 year study with Timothy Keen to evaluate options such as leasing bonds or partial privatization.
The owner of a West Road home reports an arson fire that destroyed the 300000 dollar structure and 200000 in contents. A 25000 dollar reward is offered for information as authorities investigate the 3 07 a m blaze and prior burglaries.
Lorain County will relocate female inmates from the county jail to Elyria’s dormant city jail. The agreement, effective Jan 1, frees 54 beds at the county facility and costs about $10,000 to restart. The city covers utilities while the sheriff’s office handles state DNA swabs for felony offenders.
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