The Chronicle to Be BRB 8 8 AOD
The Chronicle announces a BRB 8 8 AOD edition and notes A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher in a terse public notice style.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2009
Page
5
The Chronicle announces a BRB 8 8 AOD edition and notes A Cooper Hudnutt as publisher in a terse public notice style.
Grafton Midview, Oberlin, and Avon Branch libraries in Lorain County urge residents to support Issue 32 a 1.5-mill levy to offset an expected 31 percent funding cut next year. The measure would raise about 740 000 annually and cost a 100 000 home about 3 83 monthly, restoring hours programs and materials.
A 3.25 mill Oberlin levy expires in 2011 while asking for a five year 1.5 mill local tax to bolster library and Bridge services. Avon plans Issue 6 bond and Issue 7 operating levy, plus Issue 32 for Grafton Midview. The measures aim to fund new building space jobs and centralize services with minimal home cost increases.
A political letter page urges Elyria residents to vote for Brandon Rutherford in the 4th Ward and for Ed Sinegar in the 7th Ward, praising independence from party lines. It also endorses Issue 29, a levy renewal for Elyria Schools, arguing funds will support education without raising taxes and noting district cuts and staff reductions. The Chronicle Telegram notes letters to the editor are welcome with length limits and contact details.
Column argues Michelle and Barack Obama spoke repeatedly about themselves in Copenhagen addressing the IOC. It contends their narcissism undermines Chicago's Olympic bid and warns such self focus signals broader governance concerns.
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