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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2012
Page
1
Ohio State kicks off the season hosting Miami of Ohio in a nonconference matchup. The game marks the start of the Buckeyes 2026 campaign with the teams meeting on a season opener at home.
A federal judge in Columbus granted the Obama campaign’s request to let all Ohio voters cast in person ballots during the three days before Election Day. The ruling says the state law restricting in person early voting is unconstitutional and unbalances votes. The decision directs officials to keep a uniform three day schedule, while the state plans an appeal.
Elyria High School Pioneers defeated Elyria Catholic 43-7 at Ely Stadium. Jacy Sprinkle starred as Elyria built a 14-0 lead, EC closed to 14-7 late in the second quarter before a 24 yard pass from Hunter Parsh to Darrin Terry. The Pioneers then pulled away, scoring again in the second half to seal a 36 point win and shut out EC.
The Cleveland Pops perform free in Ely Square at 7 this evening in front of the historic courthouse. If rain moves the event indoors, it shifts to Stocker Arts Center on Lorain County Community College campus off Abbe Road.
Vermilion Family YMCA and YMCA of Greater Cleveland approve a merger effective Oct. 1 to expand services into western Lorain eastern Erie and northern Huron counties. The Vermilion Y will join as the 14th full service branch and data transfer integration is planned for a seamless transition.
Brad Crawford, 27, of Sheffield, was killed when his 1997 Boss Hoss motorcycle crashed during a Thursday night bike night at Quaker Steak and Luke's. Witnesses saw him thrown from the bike while authorities investigate stunt driving in a parking lot.
Judge James Burge of ELYRIA Lorain County Common Pleas scheduled a 9 a.m. hearing on October 3 to consider The Ohio Innocence Project request for additional DNA testing in the Ray Smith Jr. case. Past testing yielded inconclusive results, but Innocence Project attorneys continue efforts to exonerate Smith.
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