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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1990
Page
16
North Olmsted reports 5 047 students in kindergarten through 12th grade this year, topping prior totals. Enrollment by grade shows gains at elementary and middle levels while high school counts rise to 1 615 from 1 547. October count planned. 4 853 projection missed by 200 students.
Police say they have a probable suspect group of young adults behind vandalism at the Columbia and Center Ridge roads construction site. Over two weeks the site suffered nine broken windows and damaged machinery while rocks and dirt were scattered along nearby Columbia Road.
Residents of the North Main Street Rainbow Drive area pressed the Amherst City Council Monday to explain why eight years of sewage backups occur during heavy rain. They blame downspouts draining into the sanitary sewer and urged engineers to study sewer line elevations and capacity.
Avon residents protested at a City Council session over repeat flood damage blamed on inadequate drainage. They accused developers and the city of skimping on sewers while officials cited retention basin flaws and a poor storm system. Krystowski urged funding from a proposed tax to fix drainage.
Vermilion teachers asked the school board for extra time to discuss a tentative contract as negotiations stalled after the old pact expired. A strike threat hung over the district until a tentative agreement was reached last Tuesday, with a vote pending. Superintendent Mark Gagge said a strike could still occur if the new proposal is rejected.
Avon Lake Mayor Rich ard Hausrod and city officials will meet Westwinds residents early next week to discuss weekend flooding caused by heavy rains. He noted extensive flooding citywide and promised to answer residents questions by inviting utilities director and city engineer to a later meeting with Kopf Construction representative.
Elyria Apples Festival hosts a chalk walk for fourth to eighth graders in Ely Square Park Wednesday afternoon. About 75 of 3500 students will be chosen to recreate festival themed art on the sidewalk. Winners per grade receive prizes and all finalists gain certificates.
Readable catalog lists a broad estate auction featuring appliances like Admiral and Panasonic items, furniture including oak chests and tables, sewing machine, lamps, linens, and a large antique section. Hunting, sporting, tools, and garden gear appear alongside several firearms and ammunition.
Public auction set for Thursday September 13 1990 at 10 30 AM to liquidate the Wallace McKee estate located east of Hinckley Ohio on Route 303 then north to 931 Household goods include gas range refrigerator TV washer freezer tables desks chairs living and dining suites bedding lamps books dishes and misc items.
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