Koziura for Lorain mayor: strong leadership promised
Editorial endorses Lorain Democrat Joseph F. Koziura for mayor. It highlights his six term Ohio House experience, plans to tighten tax abatements, overhaul community development, tighten building code enforcement, and place police under local control with live-in requirements and neighborhood substations. It notes opponents Casteel and Ryan and calls for accountability.
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Lorain
Joseph F. Koziura
Joe Koziura
Ohio House
Koziura
Sanford Prudoff
Cuyahoga
Strongsville
Crecy
Joe Casteel
John Michael Ryan
Casteel
S. Koziura
Petter Rive
Opinion page invites reader letters to the Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram explains that its editorials and guest columns aim to challenge readers and invite public opinion. It encourages readers to share thoughts through letters to the editor, highlighting the page's purpose to provoke discussion and engagement with community issues.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Karen Borocz for North Ridgeville City Council Ward 3
Cheryl writes in support of her mother Karen Borocz running for North Ridgeville City Council Ward 3. She highlights commitment to family and community, fair mediation, and involvement in athletics and schools. She notes she and her brother will vote absentee while serving in the Air Force.
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Cheryl
North Ridgeville
Mom
Air Force
Eielson Afb
Alaska
Levy results shape lives of Oberlin students
A Oberlin pastor recalls a high school student who could not vote and urged the community to approve a 2 mill permanent improvement replacement levy for Oberlin public schools. Funds would maintain facilities and upgrade technology, not salaries, with the current levy expiring in December 1995.
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Oberlin
Vote Yes on Issues 33 and 34 to fund Elyria schools
Campaign message urges residents to approve Issue 33 a 6.2 mill five year renewal levy and Issue 34 a 4.75 mill three year levy to maintain current school programming. Warns funding cuts could trigger state control, larger classes, and reduced student attention and outcomes. Emphasizes the impact on children and urges voting on November 7.
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Kids of
Elyria
Jeannine
Sh Ath
Torvae
Guinta Campaign Stresses Change and Accountability
A local Elyria voter endorses Shirley Guinta in the upcoming election, praising her responsiveness and denouncing Mayor Keys for not engaging with residents. The supporter argues Guinta will repair the city with hard work and citizen involvement, while noting a tough path ahead but promising progress beyond party lines.
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Mayor Keys
Elyria
Guinta
O Connor Carmon for Carlisle Township clerk
A letter praising Midge O Connor-Carmon as reliable skilled and capable for clerk of Carlisle Township. The writer, former president of the Lorain County Children's Pioneer Theater Board, commends her office management, timely completion of tasks, extra help beyond hours, humor in stress and ability to meet deadlines. They urge Carlisle Township residents to vote for her on Tuesday.
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Midge O’connor-Carmon
Carlisle Township
Lorain County Children’s Pioneer Theater Board
Midge O'Connor-Carmon
Election letters publish by Nov 7 in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram will publish letters on the November 7 election. Letters received after 5 pm on Thursday November 2 will not be considered. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Send to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 Fax 829 7272.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain County seeks 1.2 mill levy for university partnership
A Lorain County Community College plan asks voters to approve a 1.2 mill levy to fund a university partnership, projected to raise about 4.2 million annually for 10 years, with total program costs exceeding 120 million when combined with other funds. The same ballot features 10 school levies affecting taxpayers.
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Lorain County Community College
Lorain County
LCCC
Vermilion Justice Center plan gains voter backing
The Vermilion Justice Center Committee, formed earlier this year with over 60 volunteers, recommends a new facility. A preliminary plan and site have unanimous support, and a 2.15 mill ($3 million) bond appears on Tuesday’s ballot to fund federal and state compliant courts and police offices. Schwartz chairs the committee.
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Vermilion Justice Center Committee
Vermilion
Justice Center Committee
Justice Center
Shirley Guinta for Elyria Mayor
Voter urges elect Shirley Guinta as mayor to revive Elyria. Longtime resident recounts decline of downtown, malls, and shuttered stores. Credits Guinta with downtown renewal, protecting residential zones, and resisting strip malls. Encourages turnout and local support.
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Guinta
Elyria
Lorain County
Elgin
49Th Street
Broad Street
General Motors
McDonald's
Spitzer
J.b.’S Hardware and Paint
Shirley Guinta
West River North
Vote for Responsible Leaders in School Board Election
Voters are urged to consider who leads the school district as it shapes youth education and tax dollars. The Ohio School Boards Association president McNicol notes the weight of this choice for communities and pupils.
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McNicol
Ohio School Boards Association
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