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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2007
Page
7
A 15-year-old Elyria boy, already charged with cruelty to animals for shooting his mother's dog, shot a 19-year-old woman on Oberlin Road. Police say the high powered BB gun left a dime sized welt. the pellet did not penetrate skin. He was later found on Linwood Court and charged with assault. The gun remains missing.
Keesia Blue 17 of Portla Court drove into a driveway on Infirmary Road in Elyria striking a 2 year old playing nearby. She backed away, left the scene, then confessed at the police station. She was treated at MetroHealth and charged with driving under suspension and related offenses. aggravated vehicle assault under review.
Elyria Ohio firefighters hunted for a boy believed trapped in a large three foot diameter storm sewer pipe on Route 57 between Gulf and Abbe roads. Police had been alerted after a passerby reported a child entering the grate area. Fire crews crawled inside for about 30 minutes before concluding he exited via one of the pipe ends.
The Charles Berry Bascule Bridge is set to reopen for traffic after a maintenance shutdown on Tuesday. The East Erie Avenue span was closed from 6 am to 4 pm for inspection by the Ohio Department of Transportation. Built in the late 1930s, the 1,052 foot bridge was named for Lorain native WWI hero Cpl Charles Joseph Berry and was once the world’s largest bascule drawbridge.
A cornhole tournament will be held at noon Saturday at St. Jude's Church pavilion 590 Poplar St Elyria. The event offers food spirits and cash prizes to top teams. For registration and information call Bryant at 4403713722.
Tashanda Collins describes her son’s confrontation with police after he shattered a car window and attacked rocks. Officers used a five second taser cycle, which failed, before placing him in a cruiser and taking him to CHP Regional Medical Center to remove probes. He was later released home.
Lorain Superintendent Cheryl Atkinson outlined plans to bring back elementary music, art and gym programs possibly via Oberlin College collaboration or a federal Magnet grant. If funding falls short, district officials fear continuing cuts despite town meetings with about 100 parents and community members.
Central Ohio elementary schools now ask parents to send healthier party foods like muffins and fruits instead of cupcakes. Some districts hold monthly celebrations with prizes instead of individual birthdays. Hawthorne and New Albany Elementary limit or replace sweets, while districts across central Ohio share tips to reinforce healthy eating.
The Associated Press reports taxi drivers at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport threaten a strike to protest a plan restricting airport cab service to three companies. President Darlene Everett says members will picket and refuse pickups from 6 a.m. to noon Wednesday as the city council had approved the overhaul amid complaints of cab glut and poor service.
Crobaugh helped convince the Bar Association to oppose a domestic violence display at the Justice Center, which he feared could sway jurors. the display was removed after his success. North Ridgeville Mayor Dave Gillock recalled their disputes over traffic light legality. Gillock respected Crobaugh and noted his strong opinions and city care.
Scott Borgemenke notes uncertainty over skill versus chance machines as Ohio governors and lawmakers push a GOP plan to regulate skill games. Voters previously rejected slot machines and engine gaming measures, while discussions include prize limits and definitions of skill versus chance and possible bans on high value rewards.
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