Chronicle Publisher History and Editorial Leadership Listed
The Chronicle names its publishers and editors with dates of service. A. Cooper Hudnut, Andrew R. Young, and Julie Wallace are listed among the staff, along with Hudnutt family leadership spanning 1927 to 1991.
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Wellington School plan aims to modernize amid cost cuts
Our opinion urges voters to support Issue 36 in Lorain County, backing Wellington Schools’ scaled back plan to build a modern high school on the current site with 46 percent state share. The proposal lowers cost to about 32 million, preserves Westwood Elementary, and reduces annual tax impact to roughly 151 dollars per 100k valuation.
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Avon Lake bond issues seek 13 million and 5.5 million upgrade
Avon Lake voters face three ballot issues tied to school growth and facilities. Issue 27 proposes 13 million for 18 classrooms across five schools plus stadium and bus-garage moves, funded by a 0.93 mill levy. Issue 26 would upgrade Memorial Stadium, locker rooms, restrooms, bleachers, and fund bus-garage land purchase with a 0.39 mill levy. Issue 28 seeks a 2.7 mill permanent improvement levy to fund Columbia Middle School classrooms and Copopa replacement, with extra for maintenance and buses. voters would see higher property taxes.
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Amherst and Elyria candidate endorsements and hopes
Voters receive a collage of endorsements for Amherst city treasurer and Elyria council races. Statements praise Linda Hale on Amherst Master Plan work and urge her election, while Elyria residents back Brandon Rutherford Kevin Corcoran and Phil Van Treuren for various local offices with family values and safety priorities highlighted.
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Hale
Matthew W. Nahorn
Kevin Corcoran
North Ridgeville
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Karri Hwang
Phil van Treuren
Phil
Recall petition pushes change in Elyria leadership
An Elyria reader praises Craig Bevan and Kim Ach for starting a recall against Mayor Bill Grace. The writer questions city spending while pools are closed, critiques a $500,000 landscaping project, and notes trimmed city services. More letters inside.
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Kim Ach
Bill Grace
Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
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Republicans gain could shrink Obama's Senate window in 2010
Analysis argues a GOP wave in 2010 may leave fewer than 60 Democrats in the Senate, with Delaware’s Mike Castle as a rising nominee and several Republican challengers eyed in Missouri Ohio New Hampshire and Illinois. It notes high unemployment and a fight over Capitol policy as context for voter sentiment and party recruitment.
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