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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2007
Page
5
The text lists historical staff roles with dates, naming A. C. Hudnutt and Arthur D. Hudnutt as publishers and Andrew R. Young as editor, spanning 1927 to 1991, and notes founding date July 24 1829. The fragment preserves lineage of publishers and editorial leadership within The Chronicle.
Incumbent Barbara O Keefe and challenger Mike Kobasher debate Wellington's move from village to city after the 2000 census shortfall of 4000 residents. O Keefe, mayor since 1993, aims to steer charter adoption and better health care while maintaining small town feel amid dispatch staffing concerns.
Amherst voters hear endorsements praising John Funderburg for the school board. Support stresses leadership, financial acumen, community service, and a plan to keep the district among state leaders. A Amherst resident urges election on November 6.
Barbara Johnson praises Marty Martinez for school board, Kevin Krischer for Ward 5, Tom Callahan and Kevin Brubaker for at large, and Bill Grace for mayor. Sandra Banks supports Martinez, while Mitch Witherell criticizes intercounty coalitions and calls Lorain County leadership strong amid rising foreclosures and interstate plans.
The Columbia PTA sponsors a candidates night on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Copopa Elementary School gymnasium. Four people seek one trustee seat in Columbia Township, three vie for two school board seats, and three run for fiscal officer. Copopa Elementary sits at West River Road and Route 82. Blanche Nemeth listed for Columbia Station.
A reader voices anger at Cuyahoga County officials and Cleveland leaders for pressuring Lorain County. The letter condemns perceived bullying and mocks Mayor Jackson while urging local leaders to focus on their own city’s problems.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits may shorten for brevity and clarity. Submissions should include signer full home address and telephone number and may be sent by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor at The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio.
Washington Post columnist Abbinson notes Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married topped opening weekend with 21.5 million, outperforming George Clooney’s Michael Clayton and Cate Blanchett’s Elizabeth The Golden Age. Audience largely African American. Perry’s films target black middle class family themes with broad melodrama and religious overtones. Nielsen reports rising African American viewing and buying power, while some critics label Perry’s work formulaic.
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