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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 2021

Page

3

Chronicle History and Staff Listings

The Chronicle lists founding date July 24 1829 and long tenure publishers from A C Hudnutt to W D Hudnutt. Julie Wallace is managing editor and E Brad Dicken is the editorial page editor.

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Lorain County leaders OK 4 million Crisis Center amid infighting

Lorain County commissioners Hung and Lundy approved 4 million for a Crisis Stabilization Center behind the Nord Center to aid addiction and mental health care. Moore voted present, citing political tactics as the cause of ongoing government turmoil and executive-session overuse.

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Parish group tour of Lorain City Hall and jail visit

The St Frances Cabrini Parish Senior Group toured Lorain City Hall on Aug 18 meeting Mayor Jack Bradley and department heads including Max Upton and Clerk Ted Kale. They also visited the police station and old city jail, praised officers Lt. Corey Middlebrooks and Detention Officer Robert Torres, and thanked Bradley’s secretary Tina Pauley.

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Too tired to stop marching for voting rights

Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that the 58th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington echoes a 1966 Chicago speech by King about exhaustion from fighting for civil rights. He frames current voting rights battles as a renewal of urgent national action despite progress and political obstacles.

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