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The Chronicle features a historical note listing publishers and editors from 1927 to 2010. A. Cooper Hudnutt and others led the paper alongside editors Julie Wallace and Brad Dicken guiding editorial pages.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2024
Page
6
The Chronicle features a historical note listing publishers and editors from 1927 to 2010. A. Cooper Hudnutt and others led the paper alongside editors Julie Wallace and Brad Dicken guiding editorial pages.
In Norfolk the NATO Festival highlights the region as NATO's only North American command hub. The piece defends the alliance against former President Trump’s comments urging Russia to attack NATO members and cites Section V’s mutual defense pledge and past U S support in battles against fascism and terrorism.
The North Ridgeville Branch Library promotes programs for all ages and invites residents to vote yes on Issue 8, a renewal operating levy with no tax increase, on March 19 or by absentee ballot. The piece also includes a local note from Tom Jama praising Elyria Schools and urging support for Issues 21 and 22.
A letter urging support for Rick Thomas as Lorain County sheriff highlights ethics and leadership needed for the office and urges voters to elect a nonpartisan, principled leader. The author emphasizes integrity, decisiveness, and responsibility for the county's growth.
Chronicle Telegram columnist examines the Super Bowl campaign by He Gets Us, noting the feet washing imagery and calls for a humility rooted in Jesus teaching to love one another. The piece questions funding sources, cultural impact, and whether rebranding Jesus helps or hinders in America.
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