Notable Historical Mentions Include Doxa Peps Rape Reference
A fragmented 2007 dated note lists varied entries from George W. Bush landing on phonetic phrases to Calamity Jane Martha Burke and TV host Jack Paar, with Tim McGraw Wes Anderson and Nolan Ryan tied to dates and a May moon phase note.
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Elyria Bond Issue 7 Urges New High School Vote Yes
Victor F. Stewart II appeals to Elyria voters to approve Issue 7 for a new high school. He cites state aid of 23 million dollars and 33 percent cost coverage, urging residents to safeguard future generations and support renewal over tax loss.
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Elyria
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Victor F. Stewart Ii
Community voice on Elyria school closing and new facilities
Stephen Ward questions Elyria West closure and pricey new fire station while urging realistic education funding. He recalls Elyria High graduates and argues against pork barreling, urging tax relief after a new high school is funded.
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Elyria West
Justice Center
Elyria High
Letters to the Editor urge funding for a new Elyria High School
Readers argue over the cost and need for a new Elyria High School and a possible third high school. Debates reference overcrowding since the 1970s and call for supporting Issue 7 to fund a replacement, with endorsement from a state representative.
Elyria residents urged to vote YES on Issue 7 for a new high school
A letter from Elyria High choral director MARK JESSIE argues against naysayers and urges support for Issue 7. He cites funding for building upkeep, emergency repairs costing nearly half a million, and state assistance totaling $23 million, urging voters to back a modern safe high school.
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Elyria Tax Question Prompts Voter Debate on School Levy
A letter to Elyria residents addresses the proposed property tax increase for a new Elyria High School. The writer notes thoughtful consideration by voters and acknowledges the financial impact and concerns about the levy.
Elyria High School Funding Vote Stirs Local Debate
Elyria faces a key levy decision after years of budget strain and stalled repairs. The Ohio Legislature has approved 23 million dollars for a new high school, contingent on local support. Citizens weigh taxes against potential drops in property values and neighborhood stability.
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Alleghenies
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No on Elyria levy drive ends homeowner strain says Annie Barrow
Readers urge voting NO on Issue 7 to stop what they call a homeowner exploit in Elyria. They accuse officials of favoring downtown redevelopment and older buildings while pushing more levies on homeowners and renters alike. Annie Barrow signs.
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Voter guidance on Issue 7 for Elyria schools upgrade
A reader urges informed voting on May 8 in Elyria regarding Issue 7. The letter defends a yes for funding the new Elyria High School and warns against misinformed opposition, stressing state funds and the city’s future health.
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Peggy Mason
Elyria
Ohio
Step Up and Vote for a New High School
A city campaign urges support for Issue 7 to secure $23 million in state funds for a new high school. The plan asks residents to contribute $45 million in local funds, equating to about $9 monthly on a $100,000 home, highlighting a brief window to act.
Vote for Issue 7 to Build a New Elyria High School
An eighth grader urges residents to support Issue 7 arguing a new high school will raise education quality and living standards, boost property values, attract businesses, and transform Elyria into a better city in Ohio. The letter frames facility decay as hindering growth and moves to a modern school as key to attracting people and jobs.
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Elyria
Ohio
Guidelines for Letters to the Editor Published by The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to about 200 words. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature home number and telephone and send by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor at Elyria Ohio addresses and contact details.
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