Editorial argues cuts won’t save West High in Elyria
The piece critiques claims to close a second high school and B elementary cuts by arguing the district inflated administrator counts. It notes Nowak’s tally included non administrators and two decade changes, while defense cites stricter record keeping and real supervisor roles. The debate frames slim chances without deeper reforms.
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West High School
Elyria
Jan Nowak
Ohio
Nowak
Ridgeville curfew plan sparks rights concerns in public debate
North Ridgeville officials consider limiting youths on daytime streets as an alternative to an ordinance targeting suspended or expelled students. A local teacher questions age-based restrictions, arguing constitutional rights apply equally to minors and adults and warning the measure may worsen issues.
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North Ridgeville
Letters to the Editor Call for Police Respect and Research
A reader urges the public to show respect to police officers and calls for thorough research of proposed legislation. The letter emphasizes community discussion of rights and opinions.
Murray Ridge Road Critics Press For Traffic Controls
Residents complain that heavy truck traffic and speed on Murray Ridge Road threaten homes. They question city action after the Aztec explosion and urge steps to bar new chemical storage plans without full haulage lists.
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Murray Ridge
Aztec
Aztec area evacuated after chemical explosion sparks concerns
Residents recall a mid night evacuation while officials prepare to store organic peroxides and other hazardous materials nearby. Local authorities defend safety measures amid anxiety about potential risks to nearby neighborhoods and air quality.
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Aztec
Letters to the editor rules imply signed home details
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes editing for clarity. It requires signature, full home address, and telephone number and provides mail and fax options, plus an email route.
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Elyria
Macronet
Treenet
Borain
Scalia Says God Name Was Heard Boldly at Prayer Breakfast
Gal Thomas notes Scalia defended faith at a Jackson Mississippi prayer breakfast, urging believers to endure secular scorn and stand up for their beliefs. The column contrasts Christian perseverance with perceived persecution, urging Christians to engage law, media, and academia to influence institutions.
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Antonin Scalia
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Scalia
Herblock
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First Baptist Church
Scalia and the self pity of conservative Christians
Donald Kaui writes in the Des Moines Register that modern conservatives claim victimhood while controlling power. He mocks Scalia and other Christian conservatives for whining about persecution and contrasts religious motive with secular humanist optimism and a broader political critique.
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