Hudnutt Family Led Chronicle Publication Span
The Chronicle traces its lineage to publishers A C Hudnutt 1927 1950 Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 1991 A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 2010 and William D Hudnutt guiding the paper Born July 24 1829 the Chronicle highlights a multigenerational family leadership over decades.
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Avon voters urged to support Issue 3 income tax rise
Avon officials push a 0.20 percentage point income tax hike from 1.75 to 1.95 percent to fund Police and Fire departments, eliminating three existing levies in 2026. Mayor Bryan Jensen and Finance Director Steve Presley cite higher safety costs and growing call volumes as reasons, with projected annual revenue around $3.2 to $3.7 million and a 60/40 split to police and fire.
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The math behind Trump policies misfires and debt talk
The fragment argues about debt policy and tariff money, questioning why Trump and Musk would raise the debt ceiling. It notes a high per capita debt and contrasts tariffs with income tax, suggesting contradictory plans for government funding. The tone implies skepticism about fiscal promises and tax shifts.
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Veterans benefits under threat spark local voter pleas
Several residents speak out about possible 80,000 VA jobs cuts and cutbacks that could endanger care including wellness visits and screenings. They urge constituents to contact representatives, defend Social Security and Medicare, and vote against officials backing the proposals. Local retirees and veterans urge action before upcoming elections.
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Trump pursues tariffs to force a recession strategy
The piece argues Trump aims for a sharp economic slowdown using tariffs on Canada Europe and other partners to justify tax cuts and government intervention. It notes risks of higher prices, lasting harm to workers, and potential loss of global leadership, contrasting with advocates predicting growth from reform.
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Queen Latifah Turns 55 and Boston Art Heist Fact
Almanac notes Queen Latifah’s 55th birthday, the 77th day of 2025, and the winter 88th day. It recalls the Gardner Museum theft of 1990 and Vermeer’s The Concert valued at 250 million, plus Wilt Chamberlain’s 1991 Sixers retirement.
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