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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2011
Page
2
Fogs blanked North Ridgeville 7 to 0 and Wellington topped Elyria Catholic 20 to 12 in a series of high school football results.
Health officials probe a food borne illness affecting more than half of Elyria High School football players after a team potluck. Forty nine of eighty seven players reported illness with vomiting diarrhea and cramps. The source remains unknown and team dinners continue with precautions.
Amber Pennell told police Matthew Rudisill threatened to ruin her room then grabbed a coral snake excrement and forced it into her mouth. She says he blocked the door, shoved her, and pinned her during the incident.
Meteorologist Martin Thompson of the National Weather Service in Cleveland notes September had 7.6 inches of rain, about 3.9 inches above normal, making it one of the wettest Septembers on record. Year to date rainfall totals reach 49.3 inches, 20.1 inches above normal, amid a summer with highs reaching 97 and persistent soggy conditions.
NORTH RIDGEVILLE supporters back a DECA driven fundraiser at Fiesta Jalapenos on Center Ridge Road. 20 percent of dinner proceeds from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. will go to the Alex Sismour Memorial Fund for a college scholarship for a North Ridgeville graduate. The event honors 14 year old Alex who died from injuries suffered in a Sept. 10 accident. Andrew Sismour, a senior and soccer team captain, is involved through family ties and the DECA program at North Ridgeville High School.
A man who dropped out to join the Army finally earns his high school diploma 57 years later. He completed the long journey to finish what he started, honoring his service and perseverance.
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