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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2019
Page
8
Alan "Woody" Mandeville, 77, of Penfield Township, died at home September 18, 2019 after a long illness. Arrangements by The Duke Funeral Home, 1021 Main St., Grafton.
Oberlin officials discuss modernizing City Hall to reduce visitor confusion. Fire and police departments seek truck replacements and a dispatch center overhaul with funding plans including a FEMA grant. IT, recycling, and a new comprehensive plan surface in the budget preview and public participation drive.
Campaign profile highlights 24 year old candidate Stepp endorsed by Rep. Joe Miller and educator Dennis Arko. He aims to boost education universal preK, reduce Medicaid costs, and expand incarceration reforms while serving Ohio's 55th district including Elyria Avon Lake and nearby communities. Contact details for Carissa Woytach are listed.
Elyria reports that local quartet Tetrad led by Mike Meier includes Robert Beckstrom Jose Figueroa and Odell Jones will perform a jazz flavored worship set at the Stocker Center. The group evolves from church roots with a smooth and not so smooth jazz blend.
The quartet Tetrad performs a Lorain County debut at Lorain County Community College Stocker Center Cirigliano Studio Theatre tonight at 8 PM. Tickets are 20, 10 for students, 18 and under, and active duty military. The group blends church hymns with jazz for uplifting, inspired performances.
Ohio driver Stephen Wolfe, 47, is charged in Licking County with felonious assault after a high speed chase across several counties in a semitrailer cab. He fled a state trooper Monday in Wyandot County, was arrested in Coshocton after a chase over two hours, and faces possible additional charges while Michigan warrants are noted.
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