Chronicle Tele and Banner publishers and editors
The Chronicle telee bamh lists founders and editors from 1829 to 2010. A. Hudnutt family led the press across decades with publishers including A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt and later William D Hudnutt. Julie Wallace served as managing editor and Brad Dicken as editorial page editor.
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Democrats must fix blue states to win future power
The piece argues Democrats should address population loss in blue states after 2030, outlining expected seat losses in California New York Illinois and smaller losses in Minnesota Rhode Island Pennsylvania and Oregon. It flags rising costs high taxes and regulatory inertia as drivers of outmigration and calls for reform including zoning changes and cost-effective governance to retain residents.
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Fall River shifts party loyalties in a changing political landscape
In Fall River Massachusetts a historic Democratic stronghold voted for Donald Trump marking a rare deviation from decades of high Democratic shares. The piece interviews former mayor Ed Lambert current mayor Paul Coogan and local journalist Marc Dion to explain working class alienation stagnating economy and identity politics shaping voter sentiment.
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Family art rich Thanksgiving recreates famed paintings
A Chronicle Telegram piece describes a large family gathering turning Thanksgiving into a playful art re-creation. They stage Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People with improvised props, hats, wings and makeshift weapons while navigating politics and grief.
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