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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 2016

Page

15

Almanag daily brief for November 2, 2016

Almanac style brief noting today is day 307 of 2016 and 42nd day of autumn. Highlights include birthdays of Marie Antoinette James K Polk Warren G Harding Burt Lancaster Pat Buchanan k d lang David Schwimmer and Nelly. Also today in sports Nevada Wolf Pack posted largest NCAA comeback vs Weber State in 1991. A James Polk quote cautions responsibility for country’s peace and prosperity. Maria Antonia of Austria married Louis XVI at age 14. Moon phase between Oct 30 new moon and Nov 7 first quarter.

Marie Antoinette France James K. Polk U.S Warren G. Harding Burt Lancaster Pat Buchanan K.d. Lang David Schwimmer Nelly Jimmy Carter Deep South Weber State Nevada Wolf Pack James Polk Archduchess Maria Antonia Austria Louis XVI Marie Antoinette, Dauphine

Deadline passes for general election letters to editor

The Chronicle-Telegram notes that the deadline to submit letters about Tuesday's general election has passed. It welcomes letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and taste. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and require full signature address and phone number for verification. Mailing and contact details are provided for submission.

Tueday Chronicle-Telegram Elyria

Lorain councilman backs Issue 5 for safety and jobs

Lorain council member FalLis urges vote for Issue 5 a 1.7 mill levy to fund Lorain Fire Department upgrades replace 98 year old east side station at 401 Idaho Ave and build a new west side station to improve response times 2018 2021 SAFER funds cover firefighters and operating costs with a modest annual cost of 59.50 for a 100 000 property effort aims to boost safety housing and local job stability through capital improvements and better fire protection in Lorain Ohio.

Lorain County Ohio Matt Lundy Elyria Iam Lorain Fire Department Idaho Ave SAFER Lorain

Elyria tax complaints on Issue 23 prompt heated letters

A reader criticizes the push to raise taxes for schools and condemns city council tax increases while arguing residents will leave Elyria. The letter cites high local taxes, a new yearly sewer tax, and past utility rate hikes, and questions who bears the burden of funding schools.

Elyria Ohio

Clinton Trump choice sparks crossroad in 2016 race

Readers vent on Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump with swear politics and policy jibes. Numerous letters attack Clinton’s record from Benghazi to the Clinton Foundation while critics warn against Trump and urge alternative votes or write ins.

Public anger over FBI Clinton probe and 2016 tax talk

Readers vent about the FBI reopening the Hillary Clinton email investigation and IRS scrutiny of Donald Trump, charging political influence and incompetence, then urging votes for Nathan Manning and Connie Carr in Lorain County elections. Letters praise Manning’s education stance and Connie Carr’s tourism focus amid county turnover.

FBI Hillary Clinton IRS Donald Trump

Elyria voters urged to back Issue 23 for safer schools

A local advocate promotes a bond issue to fund a new Elyria High School and state of the art facilities for younger students. He cites firsthand experience since the high school’s opening, noting improved attendance and test scores as proof of a safer modern learning environment.

Elyria High School

Issue 23 Promises Tax Dollars For Elyria Residents

Local advocate ROBERT DUPONT urges a yes vote on Issue 23 claiming residents will see three fifths of project costs covered by state dollars and $60 million more generated by regional taxes. He argues better schools raise property values and attract contractors, construction workers, and regional spending to Elyria.

Elyria Robert Dupont

Elyria Schools Hire Track Coach Aims to Boost Program

Elyria Schools appoint a new track coach to revitalize the program, focusing on athlete development, training schedules, and meeting district goals. The hire signals renewed emphasis on middle and high school track success and classroom athletic balance.

Vote for Elyria Issue 23 to secure future schools

Annie Carstarphen Carstarphen, Elyria School Board member, urges residents to support Issue 23 to guarantee nearly 80 million dollars in state matching funds, fund five modern schools from kindergarten to eighth grade and pre K to eighth, and boost energy efficiency and maintenance while guiding students toward success.

Elyria Annie Carstarphen Elyria

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Almanag Letters Chroniclet.com Lundy The Lorain County Board of Commissioners FalLis Lorain City Marty Martinez Martinez Resi Gretchen Beal Nethero U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court Richard Nixon Gerald Ford Ronald Reagan George H.W. Bush George W. Bush Trump United States Clinton John Kasich Bernie Sanders Sen Jezior North Ridgeville Michelle Obama White House Bangladesh Secret Service America Benghazi Chelsea Mommy Daddy Clinton Family Foundation Haiti Hemisphere Foundation Ken Sedlak LaGrange Township Senate House Judy Riedel North Ridgeville Manning Nathan Manning Uts House Education Committee Mandy Jablonski Carr Connie Carr Lori Kokoski Visit Lorain County Board Pat Morrisson Pat Morison Tt Committee Lorain Growth Corp Elyria Schools Qval Jean Sherrard Oberlin Carstarphen Elyria Schoo
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