Hudnutt family led Chronicle through decades of publishing
The Chronicle’s long running leadership traces the Hudnutt family from its founding in 1829 through publishers A C Hudnutt 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991 A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010 and William D Hudnutt with Julie Wallace as managing editor and Brad Dicken as editorial page editor.
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Latta Misses Energy and Commerce Chair in GOP Pick
Our opinion notes disappointment that Rep. Bob Latta did not become chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee next year. Brett Guthrie will chair, with fundraising influence highlighted alongside comparisons of tenure, committee work, and campaign finance. Latta endorsed for reelection earlier, and Guthrie leads the committee’s Health Subcommittee.
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Honor Wreaths of Lorain County observed at Brookdale Cemetery
Saturday December 7 marked the 83rd anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Kathryn Kennedy led Honor Wreaths to lay wreaths on Lorain County veterans’ graves as VFW Post 1079 Honor Guard, Emily Hawks, Open Door School, and Honor Society students participated with poetry, taps, and patriotic readings at Brookdale Cemetery, Elyria.
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No Righteous Parties Says Detroit News Columnist
Nolan Finley argues Democrats sacrificed democracy for power in 2024. He accuses Biden of a late pardon for Hunter, claims No Labels faced Democratic obstruction, and asserts both major parties corrupt. He frames the piece as a blunt critique of United States political parties.
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Unintended outcomes of mass deportations debated
Ruben Navarrette argues that mass deportations would disrupt millions of lives, provoke chaos, and fracture communities while highlighting political backlash. He warns of disrupted labor, civil liberty lawsuits, and erosion of family values as costs, framing deportation as a weapon against the Republican Party.
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