Chronicle History of Hudnutt Family Leadership
The Chronicle notes the lineage of publishers and editors from 1829 through 2010. It lists A C Hudnutt and A D Hudnutt as early publishers, then Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, followed by A Cooper Hudnutt 1991 to 2010, with Andrew R Young as editor and Julie Wallace as managing editor.
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North Ridgeville voters urged to back fire station bond issue
Our opinion endorses Issue 32 a proposed 8.2 million bond backed by a 0.84 mill property tax for 20 years to build a new central fire station near Center Ridge and Jaycox Road. The city shifts funding from roads but faces a growing department to house equipment and paramedics.
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Opinion: Mistrust of Federal Government Has Valid Basis
A pair of Gallup polls last month show 75 percent see widespread government corruption and 49 percent view the federal government as an immediate threat to rights and freedoms. Partisan divides exist with Republicans more alarmed under a Democratic president, and voters call for tighter limits and accountability.
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Avon Schools seek renewal levy amid criticism over waste
Readers urge opposition to Issue 17 renewal levy for 2.38 mills over five years citing alleged overspending for a Wolstein Center commencement and questioning tax implications after Lorain County revaluation. Letters also discuss school funding and local political views.
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Oslo collapse threatens two state dream and rising tensions
Trudy Rubin warns that the dismantling of the Oslo framework endangers a two state solution as Palestinian Authority cooperation falters. She notes expanded settlements, potential West Bank occupation, and growing internal security risks amid Abbas and Netanyahu positions.
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