Chronicle masthead with Hudnutts and staff roles
The Chronicle masthead lists founders and publishers from 1829 to 1950, notes Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher 1970 to 199 A, and names Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young as publishers with editors including Dave Perczek, Pattiewald, and Matt Westerhold.
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Elyria coach nets 800th career win on Tuesday
Elyria High School boys basketball coach Rob Walsh celebrated his 800th career victory after his team defeated North Ridgeville. Walsh, who has coached at Clearview and Elyria Catholic before Elyria, has a 67 percent win rate over a 40-year career, a remarkable milestone.
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Letters To The Editor On Nov 22 Funeral Home Theft
Reader laments car break ins at a funeral home parking lot during a sister’s wake. She warns neighbors to form a neighborhood watch as thieves target homes while families grieve and obituaries reveal addresses. The page also includes praise for local aging services and a tribute to Julie Harris.
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Letters to The Chronicle Telegram Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone number. Mailing address fax and email details are provided for submissions.
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Reagan era civility recalled in oral histories
Miller Center releases Reagan associates oral histories highlighting cooperation across party lines during his presidency. Friedersdorf recounts Strom Thurmond visiting Reagan at GW Hospital after the 1981 shooting, and Tip ONeill praying beside the president, illustrating rare bipartisan warmth amid modern partisanship.
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