Brad Dicken Editorial Page Editor
The Chronicle notes Brad Dicken serves as editorial page editor guiding opinion coverage and page design for the paper. His role involves shaping editorials, overseeing columnists, and coordinating with reporters on opinion content.
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Our Opinion On Political Violence In A Divided Nation
The piece urges unity after an assassination attempt on former President Trump and laments heated political rhetoric. It notes the shooter’s motives are unclear, cites reactions from Biden and others, and warns that partisans on all sides fuel danger. It cites JD Vance, Project 2025, and poll findings on violence tolerance.
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America
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Mike Johnson
R-La
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Heritage Foundation
Kevin Roberts
Lorain County
Republican Party Central Committee
Kirsten Hill
Lorain County Prosecutor race urged in letter endorsing Cillo
A reader urges voting for Tony Cillo for Lorain County Prosecutor on November ballot. The letter cites concerns about the current office, cites a 100000 payout issue, and commends Cillo for his 200 felony trials and death penalty experience to bring honesty and transparency to the office.
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J.D. Tomlinson
Tony Cillo
Ohio
Cillo
Rick Thomas
North Ridgeville
America's Sweethearts Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders on Netflix
Washington Post columnist reviews the Netflix series America's Sweethearts The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, detailing the tryouts, training and season dynamics. It notes the squad's public image, leadership by Kelli Finglass and Judy Trammell, pay concerns, and the girls personal lives including Reece engaged to Will from Blount County Alabama. The piece weighs the cheerleaders as elite athletes amid debates on exploitation and pay equity.
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Judy Trammell
Dallas
California
Taylor Swift
America
God
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Reece
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Blount County
Alabama
Home Depot
Veronica
Walker Evans
Greg Whiteley
Will Ferrell Birthday and 1935 Oklahoma City Meter
The almanac notes actor Will Ferrell turns 57 today and history marks the world’s first parking meter installed in Oklahoma City in 1935 charging 5 cents. It also lists notable birthdays, quotes Tony Kushner, and cites where the Senate met before Washington, D.C.
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Roald Amundsen
Kathleen Norris
Orville Redenbacher
Barbara Stanwyck
Ginger Rogers
Jimmy Johnson
Tony Kushner
Michael Flatley
Miguel Indurain
Barry Sanders
Adam Scott
Carli Lloyd
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