Chronicle masthead and staff list 1829 to 2010 edition
The Chronicle shows its historical masthead noting founders and publishers from 1829 through 2010. It lists A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, and A Cooper Hudnutt as publishers with Andrew R Young and Julie Wallace in editorial roles. The fragment indicates ongoing newspaper lineage and staff roles across eras.
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Opinion cautions on Lorain County health board probe
Our Opinion argues the Lorain County Board of Health may have overreacted in a sexual harassment inquiry against Dr. Paul Matus. The piece questions motives, notes prior roles, and urges a fair, nonpunitive approach as leadership changes progress.
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Ken Pearce
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Censorship protests signal fragile stability in China after Tiananmen
After 1989 Tiananmen violence experts warned China faced internal strain though economic loosening keeps political control. Protests against newspaper censorship in Beijing and Guangzhou flicker then fade, hinting at broader discontent as foreign investment declines and wage competition rises.
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Black River levy debate sparks student pride and votes
A seventh grader from Black River Middle School urges support for the May 7 levy describing the school as a second home with safe teachers, clubs, and sports. Letters from residents cite quality education, property values, and community impact, while opponents warn of tax costs.
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Central Radio in Norfolk fights eminent domain over sign code
Norfolk authorities and ODU plan to seize Central Radio property amid a bitter dispute over sign code enforcement. The firm, cited for protest banners about eminent domain, appeals to First and Fifth Amendment principles amid evolving takings law and government overreach concerns.
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