Chronicle masthead historic publisher lineup
The Chronicle shows a lineage of leadership with founders and publishers spanning 1829 to 2010. It lists A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as early publishers, then A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young as editors and publishers, followed by Julie Wallace as Managing Editor.
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Opinions on Elyria standoff raise questions after deadly outcome
The standoff with William King ended with King's death from Elyria police gunfire after he threatened officers with a pistol. The piece weighs police decisions, including a rejected call from King's brother and comparisons to the 2004 Horton case, urging an independent review to inform future standoffs.
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King
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Brad Dicken
Anthony Horton
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Horton
Medders
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Evan Goodenow
Jim King
William
Lorain County
Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules, requesting submissions of 250 words or fewer, with editing for brevity and clarity. Include signature, full address, and phone number for verification, and use mail fax or email contact details provided.
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Shale Development A Boon for Ohio Jobs and Economy
Democratic U.S. Senator Brown of Avon argues shale development brings tens of thousands of good paying jobs in Ohio and lower power costs while stressing the need to hire Ohio workers and protect water supplies. She cites training centers in Steubenville Dover North Canton and partnerships with Buckeye Career Center Stark State College and Tremcar to develop local talent.
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Canton
Steubenville
Eastern Gateway Community College
Utica
Marcellus
U.S. Department of Labor
Tremcar
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Stark State College
Journatic under fire over fake bylines in hyperlocal news
The This American Life report unmasks Journatic as an Internet based factory for micro news items sourced globally and edited for local papers. It reveals payouts to U.S. writers and overseas contributors, a practice that sparked apologies and contract reviews after fake bylines and questionable authenticity emerged.
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Timpone
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