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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2019
Page
8
Patricia Patti S. Forbush 57 of Elyria died unexpectedly at home on Saturday September 7 2019 after a lengthy battle with multiple sclerosis. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by The Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home Cremation Services.
Jean Watley nee Burgess age 92 of LaGrange died Sunday September 8 2019 at Keystone Pointe LaGrange after a long illness. Funeral arrangements announced by Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home Elyria Ohio.
Ida Young da Delores Young 57 of Lorain passed away Friday September 6 2019 at Autumn Aegis Nursing Home. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Carter Funeral Homes Inc 3001 Elyria Ave Lorain OH 44055.
Charles Edward Starr 81 of Point Pleasant West Virginia died September 5 2019 at Pleasant Valley Medical Center after a sudden illness He was born June 22 1938 in Belo WV a US Marine Corps veteran He worked as a millwright for Ford Brook Park Plant retiring in 1990 He moved back to Point Pleasant in 1993 He was a flight instructor avid shooter and NRA member He is survived by son Michael Starr and daughter Kristi Ann Warner along with several grandchildren and great grandchildren Private services are planned Condolence link at begnerfamilyfuneralhome com see wane bone
Christopher Ryan Rosenau 27 of Amherst died August 22 2019 born June 6 1992 in Cleveland He grew up in Amherst attended Amherst Steele High School class of 2011 played baseball basketball and football enjoyed outdoors and fishing He worked in roofing and addiction recovery in Battle Creek Michigan and Southern California later training in mortgage in California Survivors include his son Bryson Rosenau parents Scott and Shirley Rosenau brother Scott M Rosenau grandparents Russell E and Shirley Rosenau Marilyn O Calaghan and many relatives A memorial service is set September 13 2019 at The Hempel Funeral Home Amherst Ohio with Reverend Rosalina Rivera officiating Memorials may go to Alpha House Oberlin or Friendship APL. Visit hempelfuneralhome com to share memories.
Elyria Municipal Court judges and city prosecutors in Elyria and North Ridgeville describe a new program to help residents reinstate licenses after driving under suspension. Eligible defendants plead guilty to DUS and related charges and work with staff to create a plan covering reinstatement fees and insurance to restore driving privileges, with dismissal of the DUS charge upon reinstatement. The program uses existing staff at no extra cost, emphasizes insured driving, and includes court hearings 60 to 90 days after the plea with possible additional steps such as classes or community service.
Lt Gov Jon Husted and state leaders visit Lorain County Community College in North Ridgeville to promote State Tested Nursing Assistant and health care apprenticeships. Speakers include LCCC President Marcia Ballinger and Chancellor Randy Gardner. Public RSVP details provided. Also notes Elyria area fundraisers and a Civil Air Patrol open house. Two suspects sought in Sam's Club theft in Sheffield.
After public input the Lorain committee sent proposed clarifications to the legal department. The amendments tighten a $15 one time fee for security systems, fund the police database, and require hard surfaces for RV or boat storage with driveways not treated as storage. Council action sought. contact Carissa Woytach with questions.
Village official notes terrain poses development challenges with 40 foot ravines and drainage to a rail right of way. Little investor interest aside from possible school system acquisition. Some land could host a few homes or expand a mobile park while preservation advocates seek a Ramsey railroad heritage park.
Avon Council President Craig Witherspoon, owner of property affected by the proposed sanitary sewer, abstained from voting on the ordinances. Cummins said the project will benefit residents with higher property values, better water distribution, reduced maintenance costs, and street repaving. Affected residents can discuss at a meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Avon High School auditorium.
Kendal notes program starts in January when The United Way receives grant funding. Thomas says city transportation has regressed in recent years and hopes Kendal and MOVE efforts help reverse the trend. She emphasizes citizens uniting to improve mobility. Contact Sean McDonnell at 329-7148 or smedonne com.
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