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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2015
Page
14
A compact historical record from The Chronicle notes the paper founded in 1829 with publishers A C Hudnutt and successors through 2010 and editors Andrew R Young and Julie Wallace in leadership roles, listing tenure periods and staff titles.
In North Ridgeville the 2010 levy votes showed strong support for police fire and road taxes. Now Issue 17 funds streets and bridges, Issue 18 finances police salaries and gear, and Issue 19 funds firefighters and apparatus. Voters are urged to back the five year renewals to avoid failure.
TheWashington Post argues Syriza’s victory sparked debate across Europe on austerity and reform. Varoufakis pushes for reparations and closer ties to Russia while creditors demand credible plans and economic reforms before extending bailout access. The piece warns of a possible Greek default if no viable plan emerges.
A reader denounces in-house hiring for Elyria and Lorain schools and condemns racial exclusion in superintendent searches. The letter accuses officials of lily white recruitment and calls for in-district candidates while urging community action and district accountability. The piece also includes community residents praising local leadership and a tribute to Connie Schultz's Lily Knight column.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr. reviews Britt McHenry's viral rant at an Arlington tow yard clerk Gina, condemning the abuse as classist and demeaning. The piece notes McHenry's apology and argues fame does not excuse contempt toward service workers, urging reflection on media culture.
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