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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2014
Page
7
The nine member Fraternal Order of Police bargaining unit for Elyria's police dispatchers signed a retroactive two year deal with the city through June 2015. It includes a small raise, a lump sum bonus, and new longevity pay structure affecting hires after July.
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to review Asim Taylor’s case leaving in place a 2013 probation condition that bars him from having more children until he pays nearly 100000 dollars in past due child support. Judge James Walther says the measure deterred nonpayment and may be used on others.
Avon officials say the yearlong Route 611 bridge upgrade should finish by November 15 with most concrete pours and final touches completed next week. The project widened the bridge added sidewalks and bike paths and was funded largely by the Ohio Department of Transportation with Avon contributing 16 percent from its general fund. Stronger pedestrian facilities are paired with planned spring work to align Chester Road with Recreation Lane.
Sheffield Village Council member Walter Min resigns citing pressing family obligations. Mayor John Hunter says Min will leave to attend to parents in Hawai and health issues. Pro tem Kevin Watkinson calls Min an excellent representative and notes the term ends December 31, 2017.
Lorain officers scoured woods near Fillmore and Fillmore Avenue after a passerby reported a body. The body was found around 2 to 4 pm with Lorain County Coroner Stephen Evans assisting. Gender and age were not released and the body was not Kathleena Burke, whom police have sought since June.
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