Julie Wallace Named Managing Editor
The Chronicle announces Julie Wallace as managing editor, outlining her duties and plans for newsroom leadership and editorial direction.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2011
Page
5
The Chronicle announces Julie Wallace as managing editor, outlining her duties and plans for newsroom leadership and editorial direction.
Elyria City Council discussed possible curfew to curb teen crowds seen at Cleveland Heights Coventry Street Fair. Mayor, police plan stronger presence and targeted crowd control rather than curfew, citing First Amendment concerns and past enforcement limits.
In Havana last week four Rosa Parks Feminist Movement for Civil Rights protesters drew a crowd on the Capitol steps. Police arrests sparked taunts from onlookers as Cubans voiced support for civil rights and liberty in a rare public challenge to the regime.
A letter from Gregory Zilka's supporter urges Avon Lake residents to vote for him in November. The writer praises Zilka’s integrity, experience, and collaborative approach, contrasted with an autocratic style and highlights his 40 years known and 14 years teaching at Avon Lake High School.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules. Entries should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone for verification by mail fax or email.
Frida Ghilis warns of a potential Israel Palestine war that could redraw regional power, drawing in Syria Iran Egypt and Hezbollah. The piece notes escalating rocket fire, casualties on both sides, fragile truces, and calls for urgent world leadership to prevent a wider conflict.
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