Chronicle staff note Andrew R Young Julie Wallace
Chronicle editors Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace serve as editor and managing editor respectively, steering coverage and newsroom operations.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2011
Page
15
Chronicle editors Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace serve as editor and managing editor respectively, steering coverage and newsroom operations.
The Oberlin and North Ridgeville districts seek new levies after Kasich era cuts. Issue 16 would cost a $100,000 home about $150 yearly. Issue 17 about $150. Issue 18 renewal keeps funding for building repairs without tax rise. Forums set for October 7 and 26 at local education centers.
A 2004 Lorain JVS graduate promotes Issue 15 to fund and expand technical education at Lorain County Joint Vocational School. The letter extols JVS for career readiness, internships and postsecondary opportunities, urging voters to visit lcjvs com and vote yes.
The Chronicle Telegram summarizes letters to the editor as items up to 250 words edited for brevity. Include signature full home address and phone for verification. Election letters must arrive by Oct 21 for publication before Election Day November 8 via mail fax or email.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on promises and pressure within the Republican Party as Chris Christie repeatedly declines a presidential bid. The piece contrasts GOP courting with Obama era romance and notes Christie’s integrity in saying no. It questions whether the party seeks a candidate with real national alignment or simply a lovable figure.
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