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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2015
Page
15
Georgann and Michael Wachter of Avon Lake present Lake Erie Lighthouses and Lighthouse Lore at 7 p.m. Oct. 8 in Pittsfield Township Hall. They are shipwreck hunters and authors of three books and will display artifacts and sell books. The free program is open to the public.
The Lorain County Joint Vocational School hosts its 28th annual craft show October 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 15181 State Route 58 Pittsfield Township. More than 150 vendors attend with a $2 admission to fund Career Technical Youth Club activities and leadership training. Canned goods for Second Harvest Food Bank are collected and donors enter a door prize drawing. For details, email info@ljvs.net.
Multiple events listed from Oberlin and nearby areas include a 5:30 p.m. Allen Memorial Art Museum talk by D Wayne Edwards on life design through a pencil, Betsy Bruce weaving class with a fashion show, and T S McMillin discussing Transcendentalists. Also listed are charity Boxes from Home for deployed soldiers, NAMI family caregiver meetings, MS support gatherings, immunization clinics, film maker and writers group meetings, biblical studies classes, and a bereavement Horizons session with call for calendar submissions.
Multiple flu shot events listed across Lorain County from October to November at Lorain County Joint Vocational School First Congregational Church Lorain County Fairgrounds and New Russia Township Hall Cedar East. Ages covered 6 months to adult with fees of 25 dollars per regular dose and 41 dollars for high dose with available financial help. Contact numbers provided for information.
City brief items from Wellington and Oberlin reported by chroniclet.com. Phone contact 329-7155 provides local updates and community notices.
A 15 year old Akron boy was charged with tampering with coin machines and possessing criminal tools. On Sept 14 a juvenile was found inside Wellington Public Library during school hours and returned home. Sept 16 a dog complaint led to owner cooperation and guidance about safety. Sept 17 domestic violence charges against Joseph Remines and Beverly Stephens for multiple offenses. Sept 21 tires slashed on Brown Street. Sept 26 Beverly Stephens charged with domestic violence resisting arrest and assault.
Costantino described pretrial assertions by Hamilton that he is part of the Heartless Felons and would shoot police officers. He warned of violence against officers, citing a past Elyria shooting. Hamilton, with a lengthy criminal record, remains jailed as his case moves to the Lorain County grand jury.
The Ohio Turnpike completed a major upgrade started in 1996 adding a third lane each direction between Toledo and Youngstown. Financed mainly by toll increases, the road now has 31 interchanges, including six in Lorain County, and generates nearly $500 million in yearly economic activity.
The off duty McArthur, driving south on Nickel Plate Diagonal Road, failed to stop at Peck Wadsworth intersection, veered into a ditch, and was airlifted to MetroHealth with non life threatening injuries. Police say he showed signs of alcohol at the hospital and a blood test was taken.
Murray and Gillock differ over North Ridgeville promotion and a shared bill for a new community center. Both back Issue 32 the 0.84 mill bond to fund a fire station and support a drug treatment center as part of addressing local needs.
Fowler outlines a multi year program to upgrade Lorain water treatment and distribution. Costs range from 3 to 5 million with improvements aimed at preventing algal blooms and contamination similar to Toledo’s two day tap water ban. Financing includes tax increment financing federal grants and low interest state loans.
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