The Chronicle Offers Chronicle Publisher History
The Chronicle notes its founding July 24 1829 with A C Hudnutt as founder and lists publishers over the years including Arthur D Hudnutt from 1927 to 1950 and A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R Young serving as publisher and editor with Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Vermilion’s finances fueled mayoral feud and austerity
Vermilion faced unauditable 2008 records after years of alleged mismanagement. Eileen Bulan’s election led to austerity, halved tax credits, and payroll cuts to fix a $1.2 million 2009 deficit. Former officials faced repayment demands as city pools closed and services shrank.
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Jean Anderson
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Dan Squires
Michelle Bowens
Lynn Spanski
Supreme Court rules juveniles can’t get life without parole for nonhomicide crimes
The Graham v. Florida decision, 5 to 4, holds no juvenile life sentence without release for nonhomicide crimes. It preserves a potential path to freedom after adulthood, while allowing continued detention for those deemed too dangerous. Justice Kennedy notes the Eighth Amendment forbids denying any juvenile the chance to reenter society.
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Graham
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Anthony M. Kennedy
No Fireworks and Roses on Route 57 Sparks Critique
Yolanda Panter thanks volunteers after a Pittsfield Township barn fire saved their house. A stranger alerted 911 and pounded on the door while the Park and Waite families praise fire departments that spent over 12 hours fighting the blaze. Barn total loss, home saved.
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Park
Waite
Breyley
Community notices and a letter on justice and letters policy
A Wellington community mourns a barn fire and thanks volunteers while Norwich readers share memories of the Webster barn. Separate letters urge Elena Kagan's Supreme Court nomination, praising pragmatism and public service, followed by Chronicle Telegram letters guidance and submission details.
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Lorain County Foreclosure Mediation Urged to Save Homes
Ohio counties fight rising foreclosures with mediation to settle cases faster. Lorain County shows strong growth in foreclosures and uses a two step mediation process with pro bono attorneys through the Save the Dream program. National programs report high settlement rates under mandatory mediation.
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Lorain County
Ohio Supreme Court
Center For American Progress
Save the Dream
Philadelphia
Legal Aid
Legal Aid Society of Cleveland
Cuya
Koga County
James Burge
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