The Amherst news-times. (Amherst, Ohio), 2011-05-04

              amherst news-times iii ii i ! m p this issue of the does not have results yesterday's local elections. because printing and distribution schedules, paper went to press long before polls had closed. get updates on firelands schools' levies week by logging our new, revamped web site. address is listed at bottom page! comprehensive analysis vote will be found in may 1 print edition. south amherst's dumpster days are 6 7. event open from 8 a.m. p.m. friday, 6, 9 5 saturday, anyone making drops asked provide a proof residency. only residents village allowed make drop-offs. registration deadline for annual softball hitting clinic thursday, june 2. spots limited, so sign up now. july 7 cost $35 per player. see page 3 more information. color art show opens today public library, 221 spring st. work students area schools display throughout library now until 22 during regular operating hours. . complete bulletin board 3. send news items to: theoberhnnews.com or p.o. box 67, amherst. 7s b q z o c r pg5x t -". 3e n f uj s plant jason hawk reporter renovations primed start month advancepierre, where factory owners invest $1.5 million beef operations. cooper foster park road plant, formerly known as clovervale farms, shut down 4vp mew&flwff ebyr that was clever slogan 'nffiwfli -'itlllsjk k! steele high school ' ab v-.tqet 'h- used friday convince class-en a& ijvaut j&qk mates stop tap-tap-tapping 9r wsm their celi mones while - ift behind fl ifl ask teen you know, mmmm they'll tell texting hp h jk jt 1s driving happens all time. ij 4 w -a it's horrifically dangerous. 'jhm text messaging driv- ing increases risk being jl jrfl lr an accident 23.2 times, jm v.wf4i eh. one government study found. "" """"jii sophomore hannah jhrh kordeleski said she pas- y''pr senger-seat view prob- '!jjplflb8ihd lem last year when involved crash way photo brijesh patel, alex farmer, zac garra, bill mitchell add signatures banner they promise read messages driving. right, nick hart buch check out first robotics club's creation high's cafetorium, it display. how gas prices digging into your wallet? what do think should done about them? gwen pittman "we buy cheapest place station gives rewards points." karen worcester thome "gonna riding my bicycle second job use motorcycle job. giant eagle." diana stanziano lyon "gas strikes won't eventually same amount would anyway, hurts business owner station." contact usi phone: (440) 988-2801 e-mail: newstheoberlmnews.com mail: amherst, oh 44001 close told employees ago going happen could prepare best could." manager gus swanson 23 give contractors time upgrades. mayor david taylor company signed deal with star builders, but most among highest usa passed $4 per-gallon mark thursday kept soaring, landing $4.19 two amherst-area stations monday. that's 24 cents above national average. analysts market barrels oil fell below $111 monday morning al-qaida leader osama bin laden been killed u.s. ground forces raid pakistan. didn't take reverse engines blast upward again. wednesday, unleaded jumped 10 hover around $3.99 gallon. blew past threshold next day, every advertised $4.15 subscriptions: $34 delivered lorain county, $44 outside county. senior (60) rates $29 in-county $39 out-of-county. counter sales: drug mart, iga, dairy party shop, piggy's main street, convenient, convenient express, rite aid, eagle, get-go $1.5m remodeling inside factory. 90 percent project involves bringing tumbled three locations over weekend. monday, were split getgo kresge drive offering $4.12, sunoco rt. 58 near ohio turnpike marathon middle ridge broadway upgrades new equipment he said. "it's to.be something you'll say, 'oh, they're adding on.' mostly changes rearranging layout better space," advancepierre 7a township both county $4.19. four miles away, costco sheffield lowest regional price $3.92 clark stearns roads north olmsted reportedly greater cleveland $4.25. experts associated expect higher costs fears terror groups lash operations retaliation laden's death. "there fear, think, short-term markets might two," michael lynch, president strategic 2a 88 d