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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2007
Page
9
The Chronicle lists its publishing lineage from 1829 with Hudnutt as founder and later publishers A Cooper Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt. Andrew R Young serves as editor with Dave Perczek as editorial page editor and Patti Ewald Julie Wallace as managing editor and assistant managing editor.
Our Opinion notes a brutal midwinter stretch in Lorain County with stranded motorists and closures after a heavy storm. It praises local helpers including Cindy and Randy Brown who transported medical staff, thanks police and plow crews, and looks ahead to spring training in Cleveland, offering cautious optimism.
The Chronicle Telegram states letters to the editor should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity and clarity. It lists mailing and fax addresses and an email for submission to the Editorial Page Editor.
Letters discuss selecting a Lorain Schools superintendent and echo concerns after a February anti war rally in Washington D C. Contributors urge community minded leaders who live in Lorain, understand teaching, and build consensus while defending veterans and free speech amid Vietnam and Iraq era debates. Samantha Warner Etyria.
Letter writer claims the fight is about Iraq but supporters of neocon pundits push propaganda. The piece argues Iraqis fight for control of their country and warns that harming civilians abroad is un-Christian and unjustified.
Jonathan V. Last recounts Daveed Gartenstein-Ross’s path from liberal Ashland upbringing to Islam, his work with Al Haramain, and the in‑depth look at how Muslim moderates and radicals interact in the United States, highlighting social policing, group dynamics, and ties to terrorism concerns.
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