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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 2025

Page

6

Elyria fire and police praised after major weather event

Elyria experienced significant weather damage with high call volumes for Police and Fire. Assistant Chief Jamie Norris led on duty firefighters and Elyria PD Lt. Todd Straub oversaw operations with dispatchers Neu Mathes Romano and Smith. Kudos extended to Chris Pyankowski, Purvie Smallwood, and FirstEnergy crews for power restoration.

Elyria Jamie Norris Lorain County Todd Straub EPD Neu, Mathes, Romano and Smith Chris P

Chronicle Tele and Bam Publication Listing

A historical notice lists publishers and editors of The Chronicle Tele and Bam. It notes A C Hudnutt as founder in 1829 and chronicles publishers Arthur D Hudnutt 1950, A Cooper Hudnutt 2010, William D Hudnutt, plus Julie Wallace as managing editor and Brad Dicken as editorial page editor across years 1927 to 2010.

A.C. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Hudnutt William D. Hudnutt

Government set to manage U S Steel under Nippon deal

The Trump administration secures a golden share giving the White House sway over U S Steel governance. A 50 percent tariff shields domestic steel, while Biden had blocked the deal to protect national security. The piece argues such state control echoes past failed models and risks hollowing American industry.

Republican Party United States Donald Trump Nippon Steel U.S. Steel White House U.S Trump America’s Europe Latin America Africa Asia Britain France Germany Portugal Austria Mexico Finland Italy New Zealand Ireland Brazil Argentina Russia Joe Biden America

Ohio lawmakers eyed fund to aid Crushers stadium plan

Major and minor league teams including the Lake Erie Crushers urge Gov DeWine and state leaders to create a fund for professional sports facilities. The plan would provide up to 40 percent funding and place administration with the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission. Len Komoroski, Crushers chair, notes stadiums drive Lorain County economy and attract visitors and events year round.

Ohio Lake Erie Crushers Mike DeWine Ohio House Matt Huffman Ohio Senate Rob McColley Ohio Facilities Construction Commission Lake Erie Crushers Stadium Lorain County The Crushers Crushers Stadium Rock Entertainment Sports Network

Across the lake to Canada as a shield against a divided era

A Chronicle-Telegram columnist reflects on Juneteenth amid fears of discrimination and a polarized America. The piece traces abolitionist history in Ohio including Sheffield ship Captain Aaron Root and Elyria’s Rev. John Monteith, notes recent federal actions on racial minority rights, and closes with a call to acknowledge shared shame.

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