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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2024
Page
6
The Chronicle notes its origins with A C Hudnutt in 1829 and later publishers Arthur D Hudnutt 1950s end A Cooper Hudnutt 2010 and manages Julie Wallace editor Brad Dicken page editor.
Measles cases rise to 58 across 17 states including Virginia amid declining childhood immunizations. WHO urges action to update vaccines. experts warn herd immunity dropping below 95 percent threatens renewed outbreaks and preventable deaths in the United States and abroad.
A St. Mary School of Elyria letters to the editor argues for later school starts to improve grades and health for teens. It cites sleep deprivation, mood, and attendance, and also discusses sports safety measures to prevent concussions and injuries.
Layla Newcomb reports on coyote safety for yards and pets. Coyotes are active after sunset and attracted by food. use deterrents like ammonia rags moth balls cayenne pepper and vinegar spray to reduce visits. Wave arms shout and stay indoors if one crosses your path. Benji the shepherd doodle escaped unharmed.
The article discusses daytime and nighttime temperature shifts since the 1950s, attributing rising nights to asymmetric warming caused by human activity and natural factors. It cites global brightening from reduced cloud cover and aerosols as possible drivers and notes potential impacts on crops, plants, wildlife, and health.
A Georgia family recounts their beloved terrier Roxie who vanished after a routine night trip. The piece details Roxie’s age, health, rescue backstory, and the wide-scale local response from neighbors, police, and volunteers across districts and states.
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