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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2008
Page
5
The Chronicle presents a historical masthead overview listing founders and publishers from 1829 to 1991. It names A C Hudnutt as founder publisher, Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher, and editors Andrew Young Kyle Kondie Patti Ewald with roles covering 1927 to 1991.
North Ridgeville voters rejected a November bond issue by 63 votes out of 7000 to fund a new high school and convert the old one into a middle school. Issue 11 would issue about 54 million dollars in bonds at 4.99 mills, costing a typical 150000 home about 225 dollars yearly. District enrollment rose from 2924 in 1999-2000 to 3527 last year, boosting demand for space and certainty for families. If approved, modular classrooms would be avoided and the city would gain a modern campus.
The Amherst school district faces a $1.7 million shortfall in 2010 and warns that without a five year 5.77 mill operating levy it may cut programs or be placed on the fiscal caution list. The levy would raise about $3.3 million annually, costing a $150,000 home about $265 per year, supporting a high performing district.
The Midview district asks voters to approve a five year 2.5 mill permanent improvement levy to fund three new buses per year, security cameras, textbooks, and building repairs. It would raise about 1.2 million dollars annually and cost a $150,000 home about 119 dollars yearly.
Vermilion Superintendent Bruce Keller, retiring after about a decade, has led 20 levy efforts since 1992. The current renewal for 4.77 mills would not raise taxes, delivering about 2.175 million dollars annually and covering textbooks technology and special education while about 210 dollars per year would be paid by a 150 000 dollar home. The district seeks renewal as in 2005 when about 64 percent supported the levy.
Amherst voters hear arguments on district spending and school efficiency while Lorain County faces a county engineer race. Pro-Hesmond advocacy highlights education credentials and engineering experience, contrasting with incumbent Ken Carney. The Amherst levy proposal seeks March 4 passage to avoid state budget cuts and larger classes.
A Amherst Board of Education member urges changes to address poor product quality and dwindling customer service in youth education. He invites questions or comments and provides contact number (440) 320-2435 for correspondence.
A reader argues the Chronicle-Telegram's TV guide change is a financial necessity, noting newspaper industry layoffs and shrinking circulation while urging readers to support editor Andy Young and educate themselves about the industry’s costs.
A supporter urges voting for Paulette Lilly as Lorain County Domestic Relations Court judge citing honesty, truth seeking, and avoiding delays. Contrasts with Ken Carney’s campaign and endorses Tom Hesmond for county engineer citing his stable family, road and bridge experience, and a watchdog note on campaign finance documents.
A steelworker from U.S. Steel Lorain urges votes for Democrat Dave George, praising leadership, decision making and dedication, and recommending him for Lorain County commissioner. Port Clinton writer Bob Fravel signs the endorsement.
An editor’s note on Tuesday corrects a misidentification in a previous item. Lacey Reichert is the physical education teacher at Amherst Junior High, not Jon Van Guilder.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Submissions should be 250 words or less and may be edited to fit length. Include name full home address and telephone number with mailing fax or email contact details for editorial consideration.
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