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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1999
Page
3
Today is sunny with a high near 82 and a low around the mid 50s. Farr records a high of 107 in 1953 and a low of 42 in 1970 with sunrise at 6 54 a.m. and sunset at 7 59 p.m. Winds are light and variable, turning onshore, with waves 2 feet or less. Tonight remains clear with winds under 10 knots and waves under 2 feet.
The Moving Wall arrived at Lorain County Community College and will stay a week to honor 58 000 names from Vietnam. Families shared memories as veterans and students posted flags, read names, and a bagpiper played taps. Stories moved attendees including Tony Carrion’s siblings and others who touched the wall.
A group of Lorain County Vietnam veterans led by Kenny Layport and Don Attie seeks tax exempt status and funds to build a monument honoring 98 local men who died in the Vietnam War. The committee has raised about 8000 dollars, has no land or design yet, and invites public help or contact details.
Elyria city engineer Brandon Wray says a concrete retaining wall with steel pilings anchored into bedrock is the most cost effective fix for the sagging Cascade Street. Estimated cost 255000 with property purchase at least 381000. wall would last 40 to 50 years and may require halving the street if needed.
Residents report concrete barriers on Cascade Street fail to stop a deep eroded hole under a sloping roadway that could send vehicles into Cascade Park. They call for repairs or full closure, noting frequent accidents and risk to children and neighbors living nearby.
Pierson appointed inspector of institutional services at the Prison, overseeing facility service compliance and assisting the warden. He earned a sociology degree from Ohio University in 1980, began corrections work in 1981 as a Lake County probation officer, and has held roles across Ohio Department of Correction facilities including Adult Parole Authority and Northeast Pre-Release Center. He has led probation caseloads, investigated inmate grievances, and supervised records. He holds training in critical incident management, hostage negotiations, use of force, investigation, leadership, and disciplinary hearings and is affiliated with several correctional associations.
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