Chronicle publication masthead and staff list
The Chronicle lists founders and publishers with years and staff roles including editors and managing editors. It names A C Hudinutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers, A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew A Young as publisher and editor, with Dave Perczek as Editorial Page Editor Pattie Wald Matt Westerhold as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor.
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A.C. Hudinutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew A. Young
Dave Perczek
Pattiewald
Matt Westerhold
Elyria City Income Tax Increase Endorsed
The Chronicle Telegram notes Elyria faces a financial squeeze as state funds fall and investment returns slip. City officials propose a 0.25 percent income tax boost, arguing it is needed to fund fire, police, and services, while opposition cites costs and alternatives.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Silvia
Hong
Vasp
Bill Grace
Ling
East Broad Street
Ciw Council
Mest
Broad Street
Jack Beard
Elvira Residens
Finwood
WMDs debate and Bush administration claims examined
Dale McFeatters surveys the WMD justification for the Iraq invasion, noting intelligence flaws and administration rhetoric. He cites sources on the weapons hunt, the Colin Powell era. The piece reflects on lessons for Congress and public skepticism regarding prewar intelligence.
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Mhonas
Uelenes
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Iraq
Asso
Securty
Cony
Rolvedae Rive
Letters to the Editor on Terri Schiavo and Vermilion mayoral race
A reader criticizes prolife tactics in the Terri Schiavo case and notes false claims about abuse and exploitation. The letter also endorses civic engagement, urges unity for Vermilion’s future, and requests support in the upcoming mayoral primary. It references Ford, Lithonia, and Inland Seas Museum relocation concerns.
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Terri Schiavo
Michael Schiavo
Michael
Vermilion
Ford
Lithonia
Inland Seas Museum
Vermilion Mayoral Race Faces Change and Fresh Ideas
A letter endorses candidate Anderson for Vermilion mayor citing desire for new direction and GrassRoots Vermilion activism. It notes infrastructure decay, stalled growth, and ongoing reviews of city services including fire hydrant assessment and a proposed five year capital plan for the fire district. Walker heads the Wellington County Fire District.
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Albert Einstein Nee
Vermilion
Connell
Todeam Anderson
Jean
Einstein
Dan Paluch Varmilior
Elyria Traffic Frustrations Prompt Plan for Change
Readers criticize Elyria's road system for visitors with confusing one way streets and detours near Lake Avenue Broad Street and the county courthouse. They urge overhaul to attract outsiders and preserve local businesses amid signs of recent closures and plans to improve access to Midway Mall.
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Larain
Cleveland
Lake Avene
Broad
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
Clevelani
Midway Mall
Jam Dan Roth and Jove Vermilion for Vermilion Mayor
A life long Vermilion resident and former Roth Signs owner campaigns for mayor. He highlights community donations to Inland Seas Museum Lucy Idal Center Chamber of Commerce Vermilion Family YMCA and local boards. He cites seven years on City Council with progress and continued work ahead.
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Dan Roth
Jove Vermilion
City of
Vermilion
Roth Signs
Inland Seas Museum
Lucy Idal Center
The
Chamber of Commerce
Vermilion Family Ymca
Friends of Harbourtown
Vermilion Historic Lighting Committee
Laura
Bitter
Hilary Aidavenent
Rotary
Vermilion Schools
Tim
Vermilion City
Azure
Council
Wellington Fire District seeks levy renewal for 2.5 mills
Wellington Community Fire District asks voters to approve Issue 22 renewing a 2.5 mill levy to fund personnel training equipment and ongoing costs across Brighton Huntington Penfield Pittsfield Wellington and the village of Wellington. The district's finances remain sound and within budget with an estimated cost for a $150,000 home at $114.24 annually, up $10.40 since the last levy.
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Wellington
Brighton
Huntington
Penfield
Pittsfield
Thelma Adams for Elyria City Council At-Large
A reader urges voting for Thelma Adams on May 11 citing her focus on seniors and disabled residents. The letter praises her snow removal and lawn care proposal, notes her stance on paying for services, and mentions donations to Elyria Methodist Village for elderly residents.
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Thelma Adam
Countywide taxes proposed for school funding reform
A letter writer urges replacing current levies with a countywide sales and income tax to fund public schools. Citing a county auditor figure of about 45,173 students, the author argues for enrollment-based funding divisions and questions the persistence of existing levies and officials.
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Tris
Guidelines for letters to the editor for Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor but restricts length to 200 words or fewer. Submissions may be edited for brevity clarity and accuracy and must include signature full home address and a phone number with mail fax or email contact details.
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