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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2013
Page
1
Amherst City Councilman Phil Van Treuren pushes a resolution to bar registered sex offenders from trick or treating. The measure, seeking emergency passage, would mirror Orwell Ohio's ordinance and keep offenders away from exterior residential, decorative Halloween activities.
The Lorain County African American Hall of Fame welcomed nine new members at the third annual Jazz Chocolate Fest. Inductees include Jean Wrice Rhoda Lee Dr Fleming Mosley Wilbert Ray Noble Judge John Howard Forrest Bullocks Margaret Christian Constance Ponder and Phyllis Yarber Hogan. Timothy Jones of Vision and Views Media praised the awardees for lifelong community advancement. Wrice led civil rights work in Lorain and leads the Lorain NAACP. Lee, education chair of Lorain NAACP, has Civil Rights testim ony before Congress and advocates youth engagement through education and community college pathways.
A city contractor will crack seal West River Road North between the Ohio Turnpike and Griswold Road. Expect delays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The dates of work may change.
The Ohio Board of Tax Appeals sanctioned Akron attorney Rami Awadallah for failing to appear at hearings after filing numerous challenges to Lorain County property tax valuations. A total of 8,529.76 in fines and costs was ordered, covering 11 Columbus hearings in September.
Lisa Roberson reports North Ridgeville and other Lorain County cities lose about 100000 in annual licensing and machine fee revenue as cafes offering sweepstakes games shut down under a new state law. City officials say the impact trims their general funds and strains finances despite few complaints from the businesses.
Elyria freshmen Kedeja Adams and Allie Harper take part as Elyria High School cheerleaders stage the Pink Out during the football game against Shaker Heights at Ely Stadium on Friday night.
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