Elyria to begin Midway Mall road work and Amtrak move
Officials tout two Lorain County projects with promised funding to reshape Elyria. A $28.8 million plan to tear down the 49th Street bridge at Midway Mall and overhaul Route 57 and I 90 interchange aims to improve safety and access and spur commerce. A $2.9 million plan would relocate Elyria Amtrak to the Transportation Center, pending Norfolk Southern approval, with modest expected impact beyond historic value.
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Baseball and drug culture echo in Braun case debate
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues Braun's suspension highlights a broader problem. Ubiquitous drug advertising and a culture of performance enhancement shape expectations for athletes and society. The piece cautions against blaming players alone for the drug-dependent environment.
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Why did voters elect anti union and controversial leaders
A reader questions why voters backed Republican governors from Ohio to Florida and others amid laws on voter suppression and abortion. The piece cites alleged misconduct and broken promises, arguing that choosing such officials invites public frustration at the ballot box. The letter also critiques Lorain Schools attorney Giardini’s dual role in labor disputes and urges gratitude deficits toward foreign aid. It closes by detailing Chronicle-Telegram letter submission rules.
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Time for Anthony Weiner to go and redeem himself
Leonard Pitts Jr. urges Anthony Weiner to resign and apologize for sexting behavior, arguing public service cannot redeem him. He notes multiple transgressions, calls for accountability, and contemplates the moral fabric of national shame.
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