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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2016
Page
12
A series of letters urge Elyria voters to back Issue 6 advocating to retain Judge Christopher Rothgery over James Burge. The editors emphasize judicial independence, criticise Burge for prior crimes, and urge ballot support in Lorain County elections.
A speaker argues that opponents of the flag should heal old wounds and welcomes the Stars and Bars as heritage rather than hate. The piece endorses Sherry Glass for Domestic Relations Court, praising her career, humanity, and perseverance through college and law school.
A paralegal in the Lorain County prosecutor’s civil division writes to endorse Dennis Will for re election on March 15 praising his 40 years of service including time as a U S Marine Elyria police officer and county prosecutor and noting his maturity respect for the office and accessibility to staff and residents.
Lorain County voters are urged to support Magistrate Ben Davey for Domestic Relations Court judge. The Democratic candidate emphasizes ethics, experience in domestic relations and juvenile law, and advocacy for children, including leading the Children's Continuum of Care committee.
A lifelong acquaintance vouches for Sherry Glass highlighting her work with Lorain County children. She cites experience handling severe child neglect and sexual abuse cases, prosecutions resulting in life sentences, and a liaison role with Kidz First Child Advocacy Center.
Timothy L Beidleman writes a heartfelt endorsement praising Sherry Glass as a qualified, community minded candidate for Domestic Relations judge. He highlights her service, honor, courage, and courtroom defense in a family tragedy, claiming she embodies integrity and dedication beyond politics.
A letter to the editor argues several Elyria Police Department issues. It says higher education is not required for officers, though many hold degrees or pursue them. It highlights overtime, compensation, equipment, and staffing needs to keep a strong, well equipped department serving Elyria. The writer praises officers and mentions meeting Sherry Glass at Lorain County Community College.
Judy Keys writes that Issue 6 will fund safety forces and attract business, noting deplorable street conditions and underfunded parks. She recalls a Cascade Park visit with her granddaughters, champions civic pride, and urges neighbors to vote yes on March 15 to preserve Elyria’s quality of life.
Jennifer Riedthaler of Avon urges Lorain County voters to back Sherry Glass Strod sack for Domestic Relations judge in the March 15 Democratic primary. She condemns prosecutor Dennis Will for fights to overturn a judge’s acquittal of Joseph Allen in the Lorain Head Start case.
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