Chronicle Masthead and Editorial Leadership History
The Chronicle lists historical publication details with founders and long term publishers from 1829 through 2010 and notes editors including Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace and subsequent managing editors, outlining the paper’s leadership lineage.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Lorain weighs trimming union job rule on city contracts
The city considers changing a project labor agreement that aims to hire Lorain County workers. Current gains fall far short of 75 percent, with county participation from none to 43 percent. Mayor Ritenauer seeks a 25 percent floor and raises the project threshold to 2 million while keeping minority participation.
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Chase Ritenauer
City Council
Elyria
Ritenauer
Lorain
Chavez obituary reframes Venezuela’s 1998 2002 era
Hugo Chavez dies at 58 ending a presidency marked by oil wealth use for socialist policies and alleged executive overreach. The piece argues his rule harmed economic stability, inflation, crime, and democracy, urging Venezuelans to reclaim democratic norms and transparency after his death.
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Venezuela
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Cuba
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U.N. General Assembly
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Local citizens voice ballot objections and city critique
A letter writer denounces levies for firemen teachers and congressmen and calls for term limits. The missive blames former Mayor Bill Grace for Elyria delays while praising accountability and state takeover concerns. A separate note criticizes city leadership and urges civic involvement.
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Bob Armanic
Elyria
Dan Chrulski
Carlisle Township
Bill Grace
Grace
Barack Obama
Gay athletes must speak now to push change
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that waiting for the right moment is a trap and urges an openly gay NFL or other major sport athlete to come out. He cites Brendon Ayanbadejo's controversial stance but says true progress requires brave individuals who risk careers and safety to redefine sports culture.
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Chris Culliver
San Francisco 49Ers
Baltimore Ravens
Jackie Robinson
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Ism
Chris Cullivers
Montgomery
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