Hudnutt and Young Publishing Staff History
Hudnutt firm origins began 1927 with Arthur D. Hudnutt as publisher. Later tenure included 1970 to 1991 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Fr Young serving as publishers. Editorial leadership featured Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor and Patti Ewald with Matt Westerhold as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor.
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Bennett named Lorain County prosecutor by GOP vote
Gary Bennett, 52, was selected by the Republican Central Committee in a secret vote to become Lorain County prosecutor replacing the late Jeff Manning. Bennett, a former assistant county prosecutor with 27 years in law, has served on the Elyria Board of Education for 18 years and faced a campaign against Dennis Will, a Democrat and former assistant prosecutor under Greg White.
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Court Should Address Under God Issue in Pledge
The Supreme Court may sidestep the challenge to the phrase under God in the Pledge of Allegiance but should decide the matter. The piece argues no one should be forced to say the pledge, honors diverse beliefs, and notes under God has been in the pledge since 1954 to distinguish from communism, urging a clear ruling now.
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Elyria residents protest tax credit cuts in city letters
Elyrians urge keeping full income tax credit for residents who work outside Elyria as Finance Committee proposes a 50 percent reduction. They argue job loss, budget pressures, and offshore operations at Invacare justify maintaining services and fiscal restraint. Letter writer MARK HORTON stars the plea.
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My experience with The Passion by Sammie Davis-Dyson
This guest editorial argues The Passion of the Christ is not anti Semitic or racist and presents the film as a biblically grounded portrayal. It asserts all people bear responsibility for Jesus death, highlights Jewish and Roman roles, and emphasizes the film’s intended message of salvation through faith. Davis-Dyson cites scripture and notes Simon of Cyrene as a black Jewish participant.
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