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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2003
Page
4
A clipped item lists Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with Andrew Young as editor and Scott Brown on the editorial page. Rudy Dicks Patt? Ewald designated managing editor and assistant managing editor roles also appear. The fragment notes a July 24 1329 AD founding reference.
Avon Lake City Council held private interviews for Earl J. Martins replacement, drawing criticism for secrecy. Eight applicants were questioned in executive session, with officials citing law. Critics say the move undermined public accountability and democracy by excluding voters from the process.
The Chronicle-Telegram backs Ward 4 Councilman Rick Rosso for Sheffield Lake mayor. It cites incumbent Gary Mingee’s council-absent record and health issues, while Rosso promises to boost attendance, seek revenue for safety forces, and pursue road repairs with tax funds. Piskura offers less appeal.
Readers endorse Grant Tracey and Larry Tanner for Elyria City Council at large while praising Chris Site for active community service. Letters note Tracey’s accessibility, Tanner’s record and Sito’s dedication, leadership, and youth program contributions as Elyria moves forward.
In Lorain primary races Tom Elwell and Linda Webber contend for the Democratic nomination while Michele Silva Arredondo runs unopposed in the Republican bid. Arredondo, active locally, serves as a domestic relations magistrate and community leader, with four plus years on the bench.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes brevity rules. Letters should be 200 words or fewer, include signature, full home address and phone number, and may be edited to fit length. Contact by mail fax or email to submit to the Editorial Page Editor.
Elyria Township trustees consider a joint economic development district agreement to connect to Elyria city sanitary sewers. They cite resolving annexation concerns and West Nile Virus risks from open septic systems while noting a 62 percent petition in support.
Residents worry the joint economic development district will remove annexation barriers and push land from Elyria Township to the city. They note the tax split favors the city, 80 percent, and fear ongoing development will accelerate border changes. Proponents say the JEDD fixes sewer access without forcing residents to join the city.
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