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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2004
Page
4
A historical note lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 and Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher from 1970 to 1991. It also names A Cooper Hissonut, Andrew R. Young, Scott Brown, Patti Ewald, and Matt Westerhold in editorial roles including editor and managing editor positions.
Sheffield and Sheffield Lake residents face a looming $3.5 million debt by 2003 06 as the district seeks a 9.99 mill five year emergency levy to raise about $3 million annually. With cuts already in place and state funding stagnating the district warns failure to pass Issue 27 will worsen finances. The Chronicle Telegram urges approval on Tuesday.
Firelands and Columbia school districts seek voter approval of Issues 25 and 23. Issue 25 would raise about 1.6 million annually over five years with a 6.31 mill levy to stave off district deficits and prevent further cuts, while Issue 23 would renew a 1 mill permanent improvement levy yielding about 265 thousand annually for maintenance and upgrades without raising homeowners taxes.
A reader laments reduced activity at the Elyria library main building with volunteers packing books for a fall sale and questions on first floor programs. The letter urges a yes vote on Issue 13 and criticizes Mary Jo Vasi’s leadership, urging civic involvement and setting a cautionary tone for youth role models. A second letter from Samantha Piromoloss praises Geoff R. Smith’s candidacy for Lorain County Common Pleas judge, highlighting his legal career, tenure as Avon Lake law director, and family values as support builds for Tuesday’s primary.
Local message urges Elyria residents to vote Yes on Issue 24 to renew the operating levy from 1999. It emphasizes the funds support daily operations, students, and programs without raising taxes. It notes the district’s improvement and ongoing need for basic supplies, counseling, and instruction.
First grade class at Ely Elementary and several students urge Elyria voters to approve Issue 24 a renewal of a 4.95 mill operating levy not raising taxes. They cite funds for books teachers smaller classes reading math supplies custodians bus drivers after school programs and ongoing arts and athletics in the district across all schools.
An Elyria kindergarten teacher from Kindergarten Village urges voters to approve Issue 24. She emphasizes sustaining current programs, denying tax increases or new buildings, to keep student dreams and future job prospects strong.
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