Chronicle postwar editors and publishers listed
The Chronicle notes key leadership through the years with list of publishers including A. C. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt and editors Julie Wallace Brad Dicken managing editor editorial page editor.
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LaGrange urged to renew 2.7-mill levy for village services
voters urged to renew Issue 3 a 2.7 mill property tax that funds LaGrange general fund about 195000 yearly for streets vehicles salaries and equipment. the renewal would not raise taxes and keeps the five year term with home value 100000 costing about 82 annually. mayor kincannon says the levy plus income tax grants and state funding support a 6.5 million budget.
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Gary Kincannon
Lorain County
Craig Snodgrass
DeWine urged to push ethics reform in Ohio
The Blade editors press Gov. Mike DeWine to champion ethics reform amid a bribery case tied to FirstEnergy and other utilities. They urge passage of House Bill 16 to curb regulator appointments with industry ties, noting Sam Randazzo’s $22 million consulting contracts and 11 felony counts against him.
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Regulation and aging septic systems raise local concerns in Ohio
Readers discuss unincorporated Ohio areas with pre 1970 homes and aging septic systems asking how inspections will proceed and whether replacement or sewer connections are required. Letters urge clearer options and fair costs amid county policy and tax expectations.
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Grandads
Vibe shifts as economy appears stronger than public mood
The piece notes a gap between solid macro data and consumer sentiment, with unemployment low, inflation cooling, and growth solid. It cites rising consumer confidence since late 2023, gas prices falling, wages outpacing inflation, and a possible boost to Biden’s reelection bid though risks remain from sectors like manufacturing and external shocks.
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