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The Chronicle page lists founders and longtime staff including A C Hudnutt as publisher from 1927 to 1950 Andrew Cooper Hudnutt and Scott Brown as editors and Rudy Dicks Pat Ewald as managing editors. It notes Andrew Young and other editorial ranks.
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Our Opinion on Avon I-90 Third Lanes Opening
The four year delay on the I-90 third lanes through Avon caused traffic and orange barrel bottlenecks. Westbound opened last month and eastbound this week. ODOT District 3 and District 12 finally completed the project and plan further upgrades along Route 57 I-90 and Route 254 Cobblestone area, improving access to downtown Cleveland.
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World Series Preview Sees Angels to Face Giants in Derby
Tim Salmon Adam Kennedy and Scott Spezio spark the Anaheim Angels in their first World Series after 41 years. They meet the San Francisco Giants led by Barry Bonds, with suspense over fan turnout amid economic worries and war. The matchup marks the first wildcard pairing in Series history and tests a season of unlikely triumph.
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Voters tackle race and school funding in Lorain Elyria letter
A reader attacks The Chronicle-Telegram endorsement in the 56th District race criticizing Koziura’s record. He argues the incumbent has not been active, urges support for his Republican candidacy, and calls for tax increases to fund Avon schools as part of Issue 3.
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Debate on Issue 8 in North Olmsted
Letters criticize Issue 8 and call for vouchers while praising excellence in schooling. Authors argue against halving the levy and endorse school accountability, with one writer supporting vouchers and urging parental choice. The text also notes OSBA actions and public health vaccine shortages amid local commentary.
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Urging Support of Issue 14 in Lorain County
Leonard Staysmak urges voters to support Issue 14 the Lorain County Mental Health Network replacement levy arguing attitude is the country’s main problem and mental health improvements will benefit everyone by investing in better futures.
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State bar monitors Supreme Court races in Ohio
The Ohio State Bar Association leads a united front with newspapers across the state to condemn aggressive campaigning in the upcoming Ohio Supreme Court election. The move aims to uphold judicial integrity and prevent a repeat of the 2000 campaign, when an independent committee questioned the court’s impartiality.
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Letters to the Editor guidelines from Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor with editing for brevity and clarity. Letters must be 200 words or shorter and include signature full address and telephone number, with mailing to Editorial Page Editor Elyria.
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