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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2007
Page
5
Andrew R. Young serves as editor with Dave Perozek as editorial page editor and Julie Wallace as assistant managing editor shaping the newspaper’s leadership and opinion section.
The Chronicle-Telegram contrasts three malls, noting Westfield Great Northern thrives while Rolling Acres falters with 72 percent vacancies. Fairview Park is converting Westgate Mall into an open-air center. Dillard’s exit signals Midway Mall’s risk, prompting Elyria to consider mall stability alongside school needs.
Louisiana aims to recruit private insurers to take on hurricane policies instead of expanding the state program. Gov. Kathleen Blanco warns Florida’s approach is risky and favors wind damage protections with tax incentives for homeowners. Legislature opens April 30 to debate reforms alongside stricter building codes, levee consolidation, and coastal restoration funding.
Area residents applaud Firelands High School and other bands for weekend performances. The note honors students for time and effort, urging continued dedication to musical achievement and community pride.
The reader complains about overdone sports coverage and flashy dunks in the press. They contrast secular hype with spiritual reflection citing biblical verses on mortality and the fleeting nature of fame.
The Ohio Highway Patrol notes Lorain County is 17th among 88 counties for aggressive driving violations. The advisory urges calm driving and keeps a cautionary tone about road safety.
Avon columnist Karen McCall argues that federal prosecutors were removed under a new administration for pursuing Republicans, citing Carol Lam's investigation of Kyle Foggo and Randy Cunningham, with Senate probes, the White House email gaps, and calls for accountability and oath testimony.
A national NHTSA report shows 18 percent of Americans do not regularly wear safety belts with rural and nighttime drivers most at risk. In Ohio 83 percent and Lorain County 75 percent fail to buckle up. Lorain County Community College and The Duck sponsor a Buckle Up campaign using Buckle Up or Pay Up and Click It or Ticket to raise belt use awareness amid concerns over deadly crashes. Local readers express disappointment over a high school choir event used to push votes and question police response to animal abuse case involving an 11 year old and a dog.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor policies including length limits and required contact details. Submissions should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity and accuracy. Include signature full home address and telephone number with mailing fax or email options provided.
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