Chronicle of the Hudnutt Family Publishers
A historical newspaper notice lists the Chronicle’s lineage with owners and editors from 1829 to 2010. It cites A C Hudnutt and successors Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt as publishers plus William D Hudnutt, Brad Dicken as editorial page editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Brad Dicken
Lorain Democrats face more auditor turmoil and retirements
Lorain again confronts a shuffle of key posts as Karen Shawver leaves the auditor role. Tim Williams is interim, with Joe Koziura favored for a permanent appointment, while possible successors include Mitch Fallis and Mary Springowski. The party risks more internal fights and vacancies if council seats open.
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Lorain
Chase Ritenauer
Karen Shawver
Sheffield
Dennis Shawver
Bob Markovich
Tim Williams
Shawver
Joe Koziura
Paul Adams
Lorain Democratic Party
Koziura
Williams
Carissa Woytach
Lorain Democrats
Ritenauer
Jack Bradley
Bradley
Kalo
Majorana
Jeff Bearer
Bearer
Kaziura
Woytach
Mitch Fallis
Mary Springowski
Springowski
Fallis
Sheffield Lake
Tony Cimacchia
Lorain County
Marty Gallagher
Michelle Hung
Gallagher
Hung
Cimacchia
Council
Letters to the Editor Submission Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 250 words. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full address and phone number for verification. Mailing address fax and email are provided for submissions.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
North Ridgeville backs library renewal levy for five years
Citizens approve the Lorain Public Library System renewal operating levy, ensuring five more years of service. Volunteers, residents, and business owners supported with signs and letters. Anastasia Diamond-Ortiz, director, thanks the community and invites visits to the library.
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North Ridgeville
Anastasia Diamond-Ortiz Lorain
Anastasia Diamond-Ortiz
Lorain
Vigilance urged to defend voting rights and curb suppression
Letters urge vigilance to protect the right to vote from forms of suppression including registration limits and ID rules. Readers cite Gerrymandering harassment and misinformation and urge education and support for voting rights campaigns backed by MARTY MARTINEZ of Elyria. The writer contrasts past McCarthyism with present deception in politics.
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Marty Martinez Elyria
How to spend opioid settlement money
William Magee died from an opioid overdose likely involving fentanyl. His father founded the Magee centers and urged rapid Narcan distribution, urging states to spend the $50 billion opioid settlement on naloxone, education, and access in schools, public buildings, and homes.
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William Magee
University of Mississippi
David Magee
William
China
Oxford
Mississippi
Magee
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Drug Enforcement Administration
America
Narcan
CDC
Ken Trogdon
HarborPath
Ole Miss
Trogdon
North Carolina
Colorado
New York
New York Times
Nashville
Almanac Moment: Birthdays and Facts for March 26
This almanac entry notes notable birthdays including Robert Frost Viktor Frankl Tennessee Williams and Diana Ross. It marks the first printed use of gerrymander in 1812, quotes Frost, lists Mexico LDS membership at 1.5 million and places the Moon phase between March 25 full moon and April 1 last quarter.
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Robert Frost
Viktor Frankl
Tennessee Williams
Sandra Day O’connor
U.S. Supreme Court
Leonard Nimoy
Alan Arkin
James Caan
Richard Dawkins
Diana Ross
Steven Tyler
Martin Short
John Stockton
Keira Knightley
Boston Gazette
Massachusetts
Elbridge Gerry
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Mexico
United States
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