Chronicle masthead history notes publishers and editor
The Chronicle presents a historical note listing its publishers from 1829 to 2010. A. C. Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, and A. Cooper Hudnutt are named with years 1927-1950 and 1970-1991 and 1991-2010, with Julie Wallace noted as managing editor.
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Ramos Poised for Fourth Term Highlighting Medical Marijuana Push
Lorain Democrat Ramos seeks re election in the 56th district after shaping Ohio medical marijuana legislation with GOP co sponsors Huffman and Schuring. He touts cross party work on pension reform and craft beer, while opponent Jesse Mae Tower emphasizes jobs and health care in a district covering Amherst Lorain Oberlin Sheffield Lake Vermilion and nearby townships.
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Canton
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Editorial Corrects Lorain County District Boundaries
Wednesday's editorial clarifies that Eaton and Grafton townships lie entirely in the 57th state House District, not in the 55th, correcting previous descriptions of the Lorain County map.
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Issue 23 and the Elyria school upgrade debate
Letters discuss Issue 23 funding for a new Ely Stadium and accessible spaces for Special Olympics and learning, criticizing old schools while arguing building improvements alone do not raise student performance. Other voices argue political toxicity and defend Donald Trump as best choice for national direction.
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Kathleen Pero Elyria
Issue 23 in Elyria Could Shape Local Schools Budget
Benetto, principal of Eastern School, urges Elyria residents to vote yes on Issue 23 to access $80 million in state funds for 21st-century upgrades. He warns the money will go elsewhere if the measure fails, stressing the impact on students and the community.
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Issue 23 bond proposal urged for Elyria schools
Maria Fotinos of Elyria High School urges voters to approve Issue 23 to fund school facility upgrades. State funding covers 67 percent of costs for replacing elementary and middle schools, with an $11 monthly cost per $100 000 home.
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Elyria Issue 23 aims to fund five new schools
Mandy Jablonski argues that Elyria residents should vote yes on Issue 23 to secure state funding covering 67 percent of the $80 million cost for five new neighborhood schools. She notes improved safety, technology, and long term community benefits while urging support despite indirect personal gain.
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