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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2024
Page
3
A historical note lists editors and publishers for the Chronicle, detailing founders and leadership across years. The timeline cites A. Hudnutt and derivatives as publishers from 1927 to 2010, with Julie Wallace and Brad Dickens serving as editorial staff.
The Lorain County prosecutor race remains unchanged as incumbent J D Tomlinson faces a Democratic split and fresh disclosures. A Monday protest outside the Lorain County Justice Center drew attendees including Tomlinson supporters and featured allegations stemming from a former employee Battistelli. New videos emerged Tuesday amid ongoing disputes over a confidential settlement and a broader probe led by Sheriff Phil Stammitti into the office. The article notes tensions within the local Democratic Party and the potential impact on other candidates, including Petticord and Resender, while emphasizing the lack of concrete proof of domestic violence.
A letter outlines two decades of changes by the Ohio Department of Transportation and Lorain County on intersections of Route 57 Grafton Road Flint Ridge Drive and Route 10. It cites unsafe crossings by Flint Ridge Drive traffic and urges moving Route 57 northbound signals south of Flint Ridge Drive and adding a northbound three lane approach with left turn onto Route 10. It calls for clearer overhead signage and safer exits to Route 57.
Washington Post columnist Rampell questions both nominees moral and fiscal costs of pledging tax free tips and other giveaways. The piece argues such measures risk fairness and revenue, outlining impacts on Social Security and Medicare, with Las Vegas campaign stops cited and calls for fairer policy tools.
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