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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2010
Page
5
The Westlake Schools Music Boosters release a 275 dish cookbook priced at $12 with holiday gift wrap available. Orders to Kathie McNeilly at 1735 Farrs Garden Path Westlake 44145 include name phone email and check for the number of books.
In Mount Vernon Ohio residents reel over the disappearance of Tina Herrmann, her son Kody, and friend Stephanie Sprang as 13 year old Sarah Maynard is found bound in a basement. Matthew Hoffman, charged with kidnapping, faces a $1 million bond as investigators pursue leads and residents search and support the family.
Ohio Governor elect John Kasich expanded his campaign site to accept applications for nonunion state jobs and tips on waste and corruption. He aims for transformative governance amid a ~10 percent unemployment rate and moves to replace many Strickland appointees in the Senate.
Western Reserve High School cheerleaders Staci Lyons Sara Harp Denise Downing and Hallie Kovach will cheer at the Capital One Bowl in Orlando on New Year’s Day. The group earned All American Cheerleader honors this summer at Elite Cheerleading camp. Kristen Todd a Western Reserve graduate and Capital University junior gave a piano recital November 6 and won the John G. Ott Mittermaier Music Scholarship worth 1000 dollars for keyboard studies. The Wakeman Congregational Church invites packed boxes for Operation Christmas Child with shipping donations due by Sunday and notes the Hanging of the Greens at 6 30 p m Tuesday. The Wakeman Community Thanksgiving Service is at 7 p m Monday at St. Mary’s Church on U S Route 20.
The city of Barberton agrees to pay 5.25 million dollars to settle a civil suit by Clarence Elkins wrongfully imprisoned for rape and murder. The settlement, reached in U S District Court in Cleveland, covers the police investigation and will be shared by Elkins and his family.
The Senate approved the Asian Carp Prevention and Control Act adding bighead carp to injurious species list. Sen. Carl Levin said the move boosts tools to stop imports and shipments and protect the lakes. A companion House bill faces committee review.
Eleven men, Mexican nationals, were indicted in federal court in Dayton on conspiracy to manufacture marijuana. Lawmen found thousands of plants at a Muskingum County river camp raided Sept. 20. Some defendants’ lawyers say the workers were duped day laborers with little knowledge of the operation.
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