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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2011
Page
2
The new Elyria school opens with a student only open house while parents await later events. Crews rush to finish cleanup and safety work including fire alarms and exits as inspections pass. Community members may contact Lisa Roberson for details.
The U S Department of Energy will give 1.5 million to Case Western Reserve University and two firms for offshore wind work. Nautica Windpower receives 500 thousand to design floating platforms. Freshwater Wind gets 500 thousand to model turbine performance in shallow Great Lakes waters. Case Western gets 540 thousand to study offshore wind impacts on the Great Lakes grid.
The Women Business Owners Network will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Panera Broad Amherst. Laura Walter speaks on Writing to Market Your Business, with dentist Jen nifer Robb as business spotlight. Members are asked to bring cards and literature for exchange. Debra James and Karen Cheshire provide reservations and directions.
Ohio midday and evening draws report numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 games, Rolling Cash 5, Ten-Oh, Mega Millions, and Powerball with current jackpots. Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia results listed for Daily 3 Daily 4 Fantasy 5 Cash 5 and daily 3 4 results.
The Chronicle Telegram staff list includes editor Andrew R. Young managing editor Julie Wallace features editor Ryan Dawson sports editor Kevin Aprile and Bruce Bishop as news editor. Advertising and circulation contacts, office hours, subscription rates, and mailing details are provided for Elyria Ohio.
The Elyria Parks Board met briefly to discuss Cascade Park and postponed a major decision. Mayor Grace said the panel will meet again as part of a months-long process, with a Sept. 26 council committee date tentatively set to discuss the issue.
Testimony from Lorain residents and a Sheffield Lake home owner covers Biber’s residency and ballot eligibility. A board member calls the hearing a political time sink while another official plans to report concerns to the Ohio secretary of state. Additionally Jeffrey Oberg is restored as Avon school board candidate after petition review.
Lorain County officials outline bilingual ballot plans to aid Puerto Rican residents in Lorain and Sheffield Township. The talks cover Spanish absentee ballots, added printing costs, more Spanish-speaking poll workers, bilingual coordinators, and a Spanish advisory group to review translations.
Ohio lawmakers Betty Sutton and Marcy Kaptur urged bipartisanship on job creation and transportation spending while criticizing Obama’s stimulus. Rob Portman voiced opposition, calling the plan a failed effort and urging tax reform and regulatory relief. The debate touched on deficits, debt ceilings, and potential trade deals with Colombia, Panama, and South Korea. Local contact: Evan Goodenow.
President Obama acknowledged tough political optics as he touted a near 150 billion dollar jobs package. He said it would be deficit neutral with a dollar for dollar funding plan and promised a broader deficit strategy to be released September 19. Economists anticipate swift economic impact once enacted.
The teen, once tried as an adult for murder, had probation breached after GPS data reportedly showed him leaving his parents’ Center Ridge Road home at night. Attorneys argued about GPS reliability while Burge revoked bail and ended house arrest. the offender remains in custody awaiting placement at a residential facility.
The Chronicle-Telegram acknowledges a previous error where the wrong Doonesbury cartoon ran on Wednesday. The correct comic strip is printed in the following panel, with editors urging readers to report factual errors at the provided contact number.
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