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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2015
Page
7
Superintendent Jeff Graham says no cluster reconfigurations will occur this year and all elementary students will stay in neighborhood schools. He describes months of talks with parents, teachers, and staff about options while stressing cost, logistics, and parent engagement as key factors.
Mercy Thrift Shop at 205 W 20th St Building G hosts an open house from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today. Proceeds aid Mercy Foundation and the Mercy Regional Auxiliary runs the shop selling appliances furniture and household items. For details call (440) 244-2950.
Lorain County Planning Commission urged the Wellington Township Zoning Commission to hold off on proposed amendments restricting hunting and shooting on Pitts Road property purchased by Amherst Sportsman Club. The plan would ban groups over six people and firing ranges township wide, but the commission preferred conditional approvals on a case by case basis to balance rights and governance.
A Columbia Station church sues three former trustees alleging they suspended worship, barred access to the building, and attempted to transfer the Royalton Road property to a new Nazarene congregation. Attorney Alan H. Kraus seeks a judge to rule the trustees acted improperly, amid Aug. 29 letters announcing temporary service suspension.
Lorain County Board of Elections Director Paul Adams said provisional and absentee ballots did not alter results from earlier this month. Three races met the automatic recount threshold for Nov 30, including Oberlin City Council where Kelley Singleton edged Dave Sokoll 800 to 784 for the final seat.
Lorain County Domestic Relations Judge Debra Boros increased the pay of her two remaining magistrates after a third was elevated to county Common Pleas Court. Charlita Anderson-White and Tyra Taylor saw raise bumps from about 81k and 80k annual salaries to roughly 111k and 110k respectively, aligning with other magistrates.
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