Hudnutt and Young Publishers Lead Local Paper Trio
The Hudnutt family dominates leadership roles at the local paper, with Arthur D. Hudnutt and A. Cooper Hudnutt serving as publishers across multiple eras, Andrew R. Young as publisher, and Dave Perczek as editorial page editor. Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold hold senior editorial positions, including managing editor and assistant managing editor.
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Race loses bite as Hackett exits Senate bid
Sherrod Brown’s Democratic campaign for the Ohio U.S. Senate battle loses edge with Paul Hackett’s withdrawal after party pressure. Hackett, once a strong contender who raised about 465000 in the last quarter, endorsed by the United Auto Workers, criticized GOP hijacking by religious conservatives. Brown now faces a postprimary path to appeal to voters in a state that leans moderate Republican DeWine remains vulnerable but not defeated.
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Cheney Criticized Over Texas Quail Shooting Incident
Opinion piece questions Vice President Cheney after a Texas quail hunt reportedly endangered a 78-year-old lawyer. The column accuses Cheney of reckless handling, slow disclosure, and blame-shifting while defending his safety record.
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Veterans memorial planned for Ely Square in Elyria
A letter from the Elyria Council of Veterans and the Veterans Memorial Committee urges funding and community support to install a veterans memorial in Ely Square. The plan includes selecting an architect, seeking donations, and inviting residents to meetings and contributions, with checks payable to Veterans War Memorial.
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Bird photo praise prompts front page shift over Bush wiretap row
Readers praise Bruce Bishop photograph of robins on the February front, while voices condemn illegal wiretapping politics and call for accountability. Letters from Karen McCall, Gail Abernathy, Glenn Walter, and Keith Jordan discuss YMCA, religion, breastfeeding, and parenting.
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Murder victim Shalleck described as quiet reader in schools
Reader complains about labeling the murdered Alan Shalleck as gay and part of a sex club, arguing coverage unfairly highlights sexual orientation. He urges focus on Shalleck's humor work and questions politicians amid local political discourse.
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