The Chronicle masthead notes Hudnutt era editors
The snippet lists The Chronicle publishers from 1829 onward and names Julie Wallace and Brad Dicken in editorial leadership roles. It cites A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, A Cooper Hudnutt, and William D Hudnutt with years 1927 1950 1970 1991 2010, plus current managing editorial staff Julie Wallace and Brad Dicken.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Julie Wallace
Brad Dicken
Vermilion approves east side development plan move forward
Vermilion City Council voted 6-1 to rezone about 300 acres from R1 to Planned Use Development, paving the way for DBR Commercial Realty and Dan Reaser to finalize Vermilion Landing. The $300 million project adds three neighborhoods with a north Route 2 commercial strip, while reducing the initial 671 homes to protect two bald eagle nests. Residents voiced traffic, infrastructure, and town character concerns and debated lot sizes. City officials anticipate population and tax base growth, sewer challenges, and funding avenues such as tax increment financing and a Route 2 access plan, with a railroad permitting hurdle under consideration. The developer vows to address concerns as formal plans proceed.
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Vermilion City
Dan Reaser
DBR Commercial Realty
Sunnyside Road
Reaser
Vermilion Landing
Owen MacMillan
Vermilion
Adam Wilson
Firelands
Danny Reaser
Forthofer
Lorain County
Baumhart Road
Norfolk Southern
Vermilion Interchange Road
Opinion on book bans and parental choice in libraries
The author argues against bills to restrict library books and criticizes media framing. He recalls Fahrenheit 451 and Nazi book burnings, notes parental responsibility, and contends lawmakers and editors overstep boundaries. He identifies as conservative author and calls for keeping politics out of library policy.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ray Bradbury
Nazi Germany
Austria
Karl Marx
Albert Einstein
Helen Keller
Ohio
Dan Lawrence
Editor condemns library material access rules debate
Karen Sprague of Elyria argues for parental consent over children's reading material and supports restricting certain sections of libraries to younger readers. She criticizes universal access as reckless and labels opposition as anti free speech and prudish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
al Cutrona
Karen Sprague Elyria
Case framing colors Trump charges in politicized view
Marilyn Durbin argues the Trump case follows political aims, noting the sequence from FEC to SDNY to Bragg and alleging a biased path to felonies. She contrasts prosecutions of Biden era matters, claims selective justice, and invokes historic figures to challenge framing.
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Donald Trump
Federal Election Commission
New York
Manhattan
Alvin Bragg
Department of Justice
Matthew Colangelo
Bragg
Biden
Trump
Jesus
Martin Luther King Jr
Ghandi
Nelson Mandela
George Floyd
Marilyn Durbin
Elyria
Trump aims to seize power of the purse from Congress
The piece argues Trump plans to use impoundment to withhold funds congressionally appropriated, challenging constitutional checks. It notes past illegality, references Nixon era impoundment cases, and explains the 1974 Impoundment Control Act would not legally empower such unilateral budgeting.
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Trump
Congress
Donald Trump
World Health Organization
Fox News
Education Department
Interior Department
Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelensky
Biden
Government Accountability Office
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Georgetown University Law
David Super
Train
City of New York
Supreme Court
U.S
Tom Cole
R Okin
House Appropriations Committee
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