Ohio Supreme Court: Endorsees back three incumbents for justice
The Chronicle-Telegram endorses incumbent Thomas Moyer as chief justice and incumbents Francis Sweeney and Paul Pfeifer as associate justices. Challengers are Ronald Luster Stephen Powell and Gary Tyack. The paper calls the incumbents balanced, with varied backgrounds, and notes the court's criminal unanimity and occasional labor versus business splits.
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Parents Call for backing Oakwood levy for students
A reader writes that children are our future and urges unity to support the educational system. The letter commends Oakwood Elementary staff for their patience and attention to individual needs and notes school programs build confidence and self esteem. Votes requested for the November levy.
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Morgan Seeks 62nd District House Seat As Independent Candidate
A reader endorses John Morgan as an independent candidate for the 62nd House District citing his federal government and DEA experience. The letter notes personal knowledge from youth hockey ties and believes he would be a strong representative.
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Drug Enforcement Agency
Oakwood PTO Backs School Levy Issue 5 endorsement
The Oakwood School PTO endorses the school levy Issue 5 to support staff and students. Draper serves as PTO president and urges continued investment in education amid tech growth and knowledge expansion.
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Dove Hunt Issue 1 Backers Call Ad Campaign Deceptive
The proposal aims to ban sport hunting of mourning doves in Ohio, restoring protections the state has long preserved. Opponents run ads linking animal farming and research, which supporters deem deceptive and aimed at misinforming voters about the measure.
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Midview Schools Earn Support for Issue 8 Spending
Citizens urge backing Issue 8 as the Midview School Board and administration are praised for prudent per pupil spending and well maintained facilities, highlighting well-kept schools and strong district management.
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Midview
Renewal of Elyria taxes supports city services and parks
Voters are urged to renew Issue 25, a one quarter of 1 percent city income tax. The measure funds police, fire protection, trash collection, curbside recycling, and recreation programs, including parks, swimming, tee ball, soccer, and an after school art program. The tax is not new and affects only workers in Elyria, with pensioners unaffected.
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Elyria Parks Programs Support Youth Across City
Elyria officials emphasize the value of city parks and recreational facilities for youth. The speaker notes involvement with Little League and highlights parks as central to thousands of residents of all ages, underscoring the importance of diverse programs.
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Little League
Elyria
Independent candidate John Morgan for Ohio 62nd District
Readers protest Chronicle-Telegram for omitting independent John Morgan from coverage. Morgan, a retired federal investigator and veteran, runs on reform, opposing E check and urging school funding solutions within existing revenues. He emphasizes government efficiency and nonpolitician perspectives in the race.
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Pay to Play and Dark Money in Ohio Senate Race
Don Pesse examines how caucus campaign committees and party groups fund political ads in the 13th District race. He notes a large funding gap favoring Republicans, criticizes pay-to-play history, and warns about the distorting effect of slick mailers and consultant-driven campaigns on voter trust and democratic legitimacy.
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