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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1998

Page

15

South Lorain plans design charette to revitalize Pearl Avenue

Lorain residents gather Saturday for a bus tour to discuss improvements in Pearl Avenue with design students from Kent State and Cleveland State. Sunday features unveiling of a community vision. Coalition leaders hope the charette sparks redevelopment, though results may take years and cost millions.

Villa Pearl Avenue Kent State University Cleveland State University South Lorain Design Jack Kilroy Grassroots Leadership

Elyria Pups Found After Near-Stolen Lookalike Escape

Elyria owners Daphne and Desi, two 17 week old English mastiffs valued at about 2000 each, vanished from the back yard but were rescued by Marc and Moody Murray near Route 57 behind Elyria Catholic High School. The dogs slipped fences and wandered away, prompting a large neighborhood search before a grateful reunion with Carol and Angel Velez.

Elyria Daphne Desi Carol Angel Velez Sycamore Street Rudy Carol Velez Marc Moody Murray Baldwin Avenue Murrays Elyria Catholic High School Velez Marc Murray

AIDS Help Center Opening in Lorain County

Akida Sababu of the Jeffrey D. Heard HIV AIDS Counseling and Outreach Center says a new AIDS support center will open October 5 in Lorain at 2835 Pearl Avenue in the Koury Office Building. The center will offer one on one counseling education and case management aimed at minorities and others affected by HIV and AIDS emphasizing African American and Hispanic communities.

Lorain Akida Sababu Jeffrey D. Heard Cleveland Pearl Ave Sabahu Sababu

Shelton appeal dismissed over indigent fee certificate

Elyria Ninth District Court of Appeals dismissed the appeal of Jeremy Shelton, 22, who was convicted of attacking his family with a claw hammer. He received nine years on three counts each of aggravated murder and felonious assault after pleading no contest to the April 17, 1997, attack. The court ruled the waiver of the $85 filing fee was invalid due to a missing warden certificate of indigence.

Elyria Jeremy Shelton Shelton Ninth District Court of Appeals

West River road widening tied to Midway Market Square build

The City Engineer says West River Elyria West River Road will narrow to one lane each direction for about two months to add a new southbound lane. Wisconsin Development Corp plans a 62 acre shopping center between Midway Mall and the Ohio Turnpike, with three new stoplights along West River. Construction started Wednesday and should finish before Thanksgiving.

Elyria West River Road Midway Market Square Midway Mall Muhimad R. Moghe Wisconsi Development Corp Moghe David Drive West River Cherry Ridge

Avon park restroom project near completion

Avon Community Park work advances toward a red brick restroom replacing portable toilets and paving the lot. Westview Builders is constructing a accessible facility funded by a 90000 Nature Works grant with a total project cost of 138449 and a city share of 48449. The park hosts two professional soccer fields and is located along Schwartz Road near Jaycox Road.

Avon Avon Community Park Jerry Plas City Public Service Plas Westview Builders of Schwartz Road Park Jaycox Road Parkview Drive Sandy Lane Avon Parks and Recreation Board Mark Myers Westview Builders Olmsted Falls

Fisher Taft pledge aid for child care in Ohio race

In Columbus both Taft and Fisher promised to boost state aid for child care and related programs. Fisher, a Democrat, and Taft, a Republican, spoke to child services workers pledging more subsidies, stronger child support enforcement, an adoption aid push, a new childcare oversight office, and expanded health coverage for children through CHIP.

Fisher Taft Columbus Lee Fisher Ohio Children’s Defense Fund Ohio Head Start Association George Voinovich

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