26 Oct 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1998
Page
1
Jason Elam of Denver ties a 28-year NFL mark, kicking a 63-yard field goal to power a 37-24 win over Jacksonville at Mile High Stadium in Denver. The play ties Tom Dempsey's long-standing record.
Mitchell Schneider hosts Family Fun Day to showcase Avon Commons attracting more than five hundred attendees. The Chronicle highlights local participation and community interest in the development project.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a political setback as lawmakers move to issue an early elections bill while a Hebron security guard is killed in an apparent Palestinian attack. The incident tests the West Bank peace pact as Law Committee advances a 60 vote referendum for elections within 100 days amid no claim of responsibility.
Children and adults in costumes marched through Elyria streets for the annual Halloween parade. Ely School was among the many schools represented. Zachary Taylor, age 5, of Elyria watched the festivities from a ringside seat.
A Cleveland judge ruled that a bankruptcy filing by home owners cannot stop the city of Vermilion from demolishing the cockroach infested house at 266 Essex Road. The plan proceeds despite an appeal filed with the 9th District Court of Appeals. officials will spend the day at the property preparing for demolition.
North Ridgeville Education Center hosts an inclusion preschool where Elizabeth Kuczynski, age four, models everyday peer interaction for classmates with disabilities. The program blends typical and high need students, aided by small class sizes and supportive teaching, reflecting evolving laws and regional offerings across Lorain County districts and centers.
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