Elyria eyes women recovery center at Chestnut site
Primary Purpose Center plans a 50 bed women and children facility at 202 Chestnut Street in Elyria after rezoning by City Council. Planning Commission approved in November and a conditional use permit will be required with a public hearing. Neighbor Diane Fahty worries about impact near her home.
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Amherst man found guilty in killing girlfriend’s dog
Randy Daniels, 25, pleaded no contest to cruelty to companion animals and was found guilty by Elyria Municipal Judge Lisa Locke Graves. He was sentenced to 90 days in jail and 350 dollars in fines, with suspended jail time and a portion of the fine.
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Oberlin Schools review five building plans amid consolidation talks
Oberlin Ohio school officials examine five master plans for Prospect Elementary Eastwood Elementary Langston Middle School and Oberlin High School. The OFCC presentation discussed renovation replacement and addition options while a path to further consolidation could require up to fifty thousand dollars for architect services.
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Great Lakes pollution still a threat despite progress
The International Joint Commission warns the U S and Canada have a long way to go to clean the Great Lakes. Inadequately treated sewage farm runoff and chemicals threaten drinking water for about 40 million people. The report urges stronger phosphorus limits and faster action on newer contaminants along with a push for zero discharge and upgraded water infrastructure.
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Grafton Woman Sentenced in Ohio West Virginia Drug Ring
Roya Tabatabai of Grafton received 78 months in Federal Prison Camp Alderson for conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and cocaine. Her brother Omid mailed drugs from Los Angeles. co-defendants Joshua Thacker Joseph Bratkovich and Nancy Rhodes pleaded guilty or await sentencing. Bratkovich got seven years. Rhodes two years. Thacker and Omid face upcoming hearings.
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Brethren Foundation Gift Funds Gem City Clock Tower
A $500000 donation from the Brethren Foundation will fund a new tower for the Gem City Clock at Carillon Historical Park. The landmark clock, once above Interstate 75, will be visible again from I 75 as the tower anchors the museum campus. Dayton History announced the plan Monday.
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