Chronicle Publisher and staff history notes
The Chronicle lists lineage of leadership from 1829 to 2010 with publishers A. C. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Hudnutt and William D. Hudnutt. Julie Wallace serves as Managing Editor and Brad Dicken as Editorial Page Editor, reflecting ongoing editorial leadership.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Brad Dicken
Lorain weighs LifeCare ambulance fees amid funding worries
Lorain City Council delays approval of a LifeCare contract raising $126 per nontransport call with a $250 resident charge. Officials consider funding options, hardship plans, and a possible joint ambulance program with Elyria to cover costs while preserving service. The council sent the matter to the Police Fire and Legislative Committee for further study.
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LifeCare
Council
Police, Fire and
Police, Fire and Legislative Committee
Elyria
Ohio Attorney General’s Office
U.S. Census Bureau
Jack Bradley
Dan Nutt
D-4th Ward
Bradley
Nutt
Beth Henley
D-1st Ward
Elyria mayor Frank Whitfield confirms move to Atlanta
Frank Whitfield announces relocation with family to Atlanta after serving as Elyria mayor. He praises the city, thanks mentors and supporters, and says Elyria will always hold his heart while he and his wife pursue new opportunities. Lorain and Elyria are thanked for hospitality during a National Federation of Democratic Women convention visit led by Patricia Farley.
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Lorain
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Democratic Women
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Patricia Farley
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Lower Manhattan
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Hamas
Hezbollah
USS
America
Thomas
Carlisle Township
Trump Floyd comparison sparks partisan debate in letters
Independent voter applauds Elyria official for a sharp reply to a letter writer who claimed George Floyd was a felon. The piece contrasts Trump’s trial by jury with Floyd’s death, and argues for lawful accountability while lamenting national unity.
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Elyria
Phil Tollett
Marilyn Durbin
Donald Trump
Durbin
George Floyd
Floyd
Trump
States of America
Mike Fairweather
Sheffield Lake
Hunter Biden Faces Gun Case and Privilege Narrative
A federal jury convicted Hunter Biden on three gun charges tied to drug use. The case frames privilege, addiction, and family name amid political backlash. Prosecutors emphasize gun laws, while defense notes addiction and grief from Beau Biden's death.
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Biden
Hunter Biden
Delaware
Donald Trump
Trump
Justice Department
Hunter
Beau
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