Chronicle masthead listing editors and publishers
The Chronicle masthead lists founders and publishers from 1829 through 2010 and identifies Andrew R. Young as editor with Julie Wallace serving as managing editor.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2015
Page
10
The Chronicle masthead lists founders and publishers from 1829 through 2010 and identifies Andrew R. Young as editor with Julie Wallace serving as managing editor.
Independent councilman-elect Josh Thornsberry will propose in January that part of Lorain City Council meetings be set aside for public speaking. Current practice requires petitioning the clerk in advance and depends on Council approval, with committees seen as the primary avenue for public input.
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The mayor vows a second term effort to reinvent Elyria as it nears its 200th birthday in 2017. He cites downtown improvements, safer streets, stronger neighborhoods, and new partnerships while urging residents to work together. Also includes letters from locals Priscilla Smith and a speaker recalling the Edmund Fitzgerald tragedy and local ties to it.
George Will critiques Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard for revising Reagan-era history in Killing Reagan. The column accuses the authors of unverified claims and ignoring key aides, while noting errors in earlier titles like Killing Lincoln and faulty sourcing.
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