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The Chronicle presents its historical masthead noting founders and publishers from 1829 through 2010 and listing Julie Wallace as managing editor Brad Dicken as editorial page editor.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 2024
Page
4
The Chronicle presents its historical masthead noting founders and publishers from 1829 through 2010 and listing Julie Wallace as managing editor Brad Dicken as editorial page editor.
The editorial urges Lorain County Democrats to back Tony Dimacchia for the commissioner seat held by Republican Michelle Hung in the March 19 primary. It notes Dimacchia’s experience on the Lorain school board and council, contrasts him with rivals Martin Heberling II Carolyn White and Charles Brown, and highlights the county’s infighting and jail radio system issues.
A neighbor urges Elyria City Council to buy the Campanaries’ home after four crash incidents near the residence. The resident warns of deadly risks and urges a purchase for neighborhood safety as columnist praise flows for local voices and political cartoons fuel debate.
Ruben Navarrette argues immigration cultur ally shapes American identity beyond Washington. He cites Bruce Springsteen songs and personal interviews with Mexican Americans to stress economic realities, the need to curb employer illegal hiring, and warns against mass deportations and asylum erosion at the border. He calls for grown up debate and hints at writing in Bush or Springsteen in a 2020 rematch.
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