Chronicle masthead with Hudnutt era editors listed
The Chronicle masthead presents historic publication details and key editorial staff including A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young as publishers and editors, with Kyle D. Kondie and Julie Wallace in editorial roles, reflecting the paper's long running lineage from 1829 onward.
Larkins Seeks Re-Election To Elyria 5th Ward Seat
Democrat incumb ent Herman Larkins, serving since 1995 in Elyria city politics, faces independent Kevin Krischer. Larkins backs historic district protections and Gas USA liquor license review, while Krischer cites a personal grudge over code enforcement. Voters urged to retain Larkins.
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Herman Larkins
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Washington
Elyria High School
Landmarks Commission
Larkins
Ward
Gas USA
Kevin Krischer
Krischer
Ely
Burkhard to seek reelection in Elyria Ward 7 race
Elyria 7th Ward incumbent Democrat Ken Burkhard announces final bid for City Council amid challengers Clyde O Neal and Ed Sinegar. Burkhard supports a 0.25 percent income tax increase for Elyria 2015 improvements, while observers note tax debates will shape next council's agenda and voter sentiment ahead of 2009 election. Both challengers critique his attentiveness to residents.
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Ken Burkhard
Elyria
Burkhard
Lorain County
7Th Ward
Neighborhood Watch
Ed Sinegar
Mark Craig
O’neal
Sinegar
Community letters urge election of Greg Elek to Elyria school board
A local letter writer endorses Greg Elek for the Elyria Board of Education citing his CPA credentials and budget oversight of about 90 million dollars. The note mentions a proposed 68 million high school project and highlights Elek's service with United Way, Red Cross, Girl Scouts, and audit committees.
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Iam
Greg Elek
Elyria Board of Education
Greg
CPA
United Way of
Greater Lorain County
Lorain County Red Cross
Girl Scouts of Erie Shores
City of Cleveland Audit Committee
Elyria Rotary
Feedback on explicit ad on high school sports page
A Wellington reader criticizes The Chronicle-Telegram for an October 17 ad “Sex, It’s Never Too Late to Learn Something New” occupying Page C4 beside local high school sports. The letter urges the paper to remove explicit material and protect young readers, calling for moral standards.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Kenneth B. Kulp Wellington
Thompson for Carlisle Township fiscal officer election
Vermilion Township residents urge support for Marlene J Thompson for Carlisle Township fiscal officer citing public sector finance experience banking and human resources roles. Thompson serves on the Carlisle Township Zoning Commission and contributed to the 2000 Comprehensive Plan and Vision East Carlisle 2006.
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Carlisle Township
Marlene Joy Thompson
Marlene
Our Township
Vision East
Marlene J. Thompson
Hunter for Sheffield mayor campaign pledge
John Hunter outlines an open government plan for Sheffield promising public access to records and transparent leadership. He urges voters to elect him in November, arguing the nation and village exist to serve the people and calling for change.
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John Hunter
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield
Brookside
John
UAW
Hunter
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Kyle D. Kondie
Patti Ewald
Julie Wallace
Hoare Aheonsarel Bopmeena
Eel
Darren Conley
the Pole
Steve Woosley
Elyria Board
Elek
McKinley
Pick
Gillock
North Ridgeville
Dave Gillock
Elect Thompson
Carlisle
Vermilion Township
Willow Creek Golf Course
Walt Jalowiec
Darrow Road
Zoning Commission
Board of Trustees
Roberta Markworth