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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2004
Page
1
Toby Keith, nominated for six Country Music Awards, will perform at the 38th Annual CMA Awards broadcast live November 9 from the Grand Ole Opry House. Nominations include male vocalist of the year entertainer of the year and album of the year.
Snoop Dogg will host Spike TV's second annual Video Game Awards on December 14 with celebs presenting honors to games designers animators musicians and performers. Vince Gill and Amy Grant attend charity golf event for junior golf and Children’s Miracle Network.
Publisher A Cooper Mudnutt and R Young manage the Chronicle Telegram with editors Andrew R. Young Patti Ewald and Matt Wasterhold. The piece lists departments including advertising, circulation, design, photography, and newsroom roles along with contact numbers and postal information for Elyria Ohio.
Crowds gather at a spiritual site where Maureen Sweeney Kyle receives monthly apparitions of Jesus and Mary, with messages shared at services and online. Volunteers fund the grounds through private donations as pilgrims tour stations, drink blessed spring water, and visit a shrine with a weeping Virgin Mary statue.
Allen Grobe and his family run Grobe Fruit Farm with six generations at the helm. The Apple Festival showcases Gala Macintosh and Early Red Delicious apples plus caramel apples cider and apple slice delights. Annette and Anita Grobe Edwards assist on the packing line as sons Brett and Keith visit and help when possible. The family emphasizes a community event at their Route 113 location with three days of outreach to customers. Contact Tony Lombardo at 329-7134 or lombardo chronicletelegram.com.
Traffic advisory for Elyna's 24th Apple Festival lists Court Street from Broad to Third closed to all but bank access to First Merit. Middle Avenue and Second Street closures affect festival routes with limited two way segments. Parking available on Washington Avenue lot and on Third Street and Bread Street.
The Elyria school board will hold a forum September 22 to gather community input on the search for a new superintendent. A prior Wednesday story gave an incorrect date. Readers may report errors to The Chronicle Telegram at 440 329 7155.
Ohio and neighboring states report multiple lottery draws across days. Notable results include Midday and evening Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Buckeye 5, Super Lotto with a 14 million jackpot and a 55 million Mega Millions estimate, plusPennsylvania Michigan and West Virginia daily drawings and Saturday and Friday returns for Buckeye 5 and Pick 3 4.
E mail chain shows state and Ford officials debating incentives for Lorain Assembly versus Avon Lake, with critics arguing Lorain aid would rob Peter to pay Paul. Gov Taft and Ford executives weigh whether to move Econoline production or keep jobs tied to Ohio Assembly, amid upbeat promises of a $130 million investment next year if production consolidates.
Eighteen firefighters battled the blaze for just over three hours with cause not yet determined. Enrole woke as smoke flooded her room and heat rose from the door. Quion tried to reach her but retreated. He helped his sister jump to safety into his arms as their mother, Gladys Glover, lost everything. Red Cross aides the family at a local motel.
As Ivan approaches the Gulf Coast, violent surf and winds signal its landfall. The storm has already caused two deaths in Florida from tornadoes and damaged homes, with sheriffs noting a war zone scene as utilities fail and residents seek shelter. Category 4 winds extend 105 miles inland, threatening a 10 to 16 foot surge and up to 15 inches of rain. After landfall, Ivan could stall over the Southeast bringing as much as 20 inches of rain.
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