North Ridgeville renews levy to support schools this November
North Ridgeville City Schools seek renewal of a millage levy, with the Chamber of Commerce urging support. The renewal aims to generate 1,717,171 dollars while reducing the millage to 3.98 in line with city growth. Supporters say the renewal sustains educational progress and future leadership.
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Hudnutt Publishing Staff Roster 1927 1950
The record lists A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 with A Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew Young as editors and Scott Brown Pattiewald as managing editor and assistant managing editor. The note mentions July 24 1829 as a founding date.
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Walcher Endorsed for State House in 58th District
The Chronicle Telegram backs Kathleen Walcher a Norwalk Republican with over twenty years in public service including ten as Huron County clerk of courts. Her opponent is Democrat Ken Bailey a Norwalk resident and 2002 Norwalk High School graduate. Election on November 6.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Ken Bailey
Chronicle-Telegram
Teen seeks Ohio House seat amid budget tensions
Bailey 18 pursues a place in the 58th District joining Minster’s Derrick Seaver legacy, while facing a yawning state budget deficit and possible tax increases. He aims to study at Bowling Green’s Firelands campus and lacks prior political experience beyond campaign work. The district spans parts of Lorain and Seneca counties and all of Huron, with multiple townships and towns including Amherst, Vermilion, and Wellington.
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Election 2002 letters deadline guidelines for readers
Notes for letters to the editor on the November 5 ballot specify a 200 word limit and require signature full address and phone. Submissions by mail fax or email must reach by October 30 with final day for publication November 3. editor contact provided.
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Timing's not right for gun lobby
Carolyn McCarthy the New York congresswoman who turned tragedy into political resolve remains relatable yet hard to interview as she pushes gun control reforms. She notes missed opportunities from red flags to loopholes as civilians acquire military style firearms amid a rising sniper culture and mental health record automation debates stall on GOP hurdles.
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Sniper chaos spurs call for ballistic fingerprinting
Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page argues for national ballistic fingerprinting to trace bullets and shell casings to guns, criticizing the gun lobby and state limits while noting the Washington area sniper attacks. He cites Maryland and New York as current examples and recalls past privacy concerns raised by officials.
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