Chronicle masthead and staff credits faded page item
Historic Chronicle masthead shows founders and publishers with dates spanning 1829 to 1991. Credits list A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young and editors including Matt Westerhold as assistant managing editor.
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Bradenton academy trains future U S soccer stars
The piece highlights Landon Donovan DaMarcus Beasley Oguchi Onyewu and Bobby Convey as Bradenton academy alumni who helped push the United States into the 1999 Under 17 World Cup. It also notes Lorain Ohio based Premier Soccer Academy by Friedel with an $8 million facility due August 2007 and housing 30 boys ages 13 to 17.
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Lifeguard urges Elyria keep neighborhood pools not centralized plan
A Elyria city lifeguard writes to the mayor opposing the Elyria 2015 centralized pool concept. The author argues neighborhoods need local pools for community and cost reasons and recalls childhood through radio memories and strict curfews.
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Many winners in teacher contest at Wal-Mart Elyria
Wal-Mart in Elyria held a Teacher of the Year contest open to Lorain County schools. Kathleen Sullivan, Mark McCork, and Brenda Allen administered it. Essays from students and six judges selected the winner who earned a $1,000 prize for their school.
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Kathleen Sullivan
Mark McCork
Brenda Allen
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram accepts letters to the editor up to about 200 words and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include your signature full home address and BY MAIL Editorial Page Editor The Chronicle Telegram.
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What We Get for Health Care Dollars in America
A Washington Post opinion piece argues the United States spends far more per person on health care yet lags in outcomes. It highlights failures of empathy, questions universal coverage funding, and critiques evidence based medicine and data privacy debates linked to Hillary Clinton’s reform efforts.
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