Chronicle History of the Hudnutt Family Publishers
The Chronicle profiles a long running newspaper lineage tracing the Hudnutt family from its launch on July 24 1829 through publishers A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt to 2010. Julie Wallace and Brad Dicken are noted in editorial roles.
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Virginia redistricting commission faces partisan stalemate
The Virginia bipartisan redistricting panel, split evenly among parties and factions, cannot hire a neutral lawyer or firm to guide map drawing. With two partisan firms and potential court takeover, optimism clashes with risk of impasse. Critics warn maps could still skew minority voting unless consensus emerges. The Washington Post
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Tiny dented Jeep fuels guardian ad litem drive
In Lorain County Voices for Children CASA volunteers serve as GALs guiding abused neglected children through court. Tim Green explains how GALs advocate for best interests while reunification remains goal. The piece ends with a call for online training starting Oct 2 and links for volunteer sign ups.
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Tiny dots fall from plane echoing a grim Kabul evacuation
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr uses the Kabul airlift tragedy to reflect on blame and accountability. He notes two Afghan men named Fida Mohammad and Safiullah Hotak fell from a U S military plane, and laments the human cost amid strategic failure.
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