Chronicle listing Hudnutt publishers and editors
A historical snippet lists The Chronicle founders and successive publishers from 1829 to 2010. It names A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as early publishers, with A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010, and Julie Wallace Brad Dickens as editors and managing editor.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
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Ohio Governor's vaccination push collides with new vaccine ban
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine endorsed new vaccination incentives but signed a law barring public schools and colleges from requiring vaccines not yet FDA approved. The measure, attached to a military child transition bill, contains an exception for some public hospital systems. Health officials warn of possible autumn surges and renewed masking if cases rise.
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Wexner Medical Center
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General Assembly
Local readers react to Olympic protests and public figures
Letters critique Gwen Berry’s Olympic flag moment, defend athletes’ rights in proper venues, and condemn political displays on national stages. Other readers address a church closure, Sha Carri Richardson’s marijuana rule violation, and local party leaders in Lorain County.
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Lorain City Council President Accused of Shouting Down Citizens
A letter from TIA Hilton of Amherst Township criticizes Lorain Council President Joel Arre dondo for telling residents to "shut up" during a Monday meeting. The writer urges accountability at the ballot box and endorses Lori Olsen for council president in November.
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Lori Olsen
Tia Hilton Amherst Township
Democracy divides Cubans and conservatives in stark contrast
Leonard Pitts Jr. contrasts Dallas CPAC scenes with mass Cuba protests. He argues conservatives weaken democracy while Cubans bravely seek freedom, citing voter suppression, Capitol events, and calls for violence as indicators of democratic retreat. He ends by praising Cuban courage and urging steadfast defense of democratic norms.
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