Brad Dicken Editorial Page Editor Named
The Chronicle announces Brad Dicken as editorial page editor joining the publication. He brings seasoned newsroom leadership and a background in opinion writing and newsroom oversight.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2017
Page
6
The Chronicle announces Brad Dicken as editorial page editor joining the publication. He brings seasoned newsroom leadership and a background in opinion writing and newsroom oversight.
In the wake of the Las Vegas massacre the NRA signaled openness to some limits on bump stocks but then opposed a ban. Feinstein revived a bill, Ryan backtracked, ATF faced legal and lobbying pressure, and lawmakers risk inaction as industry suits loom.
Letters advocate for Matt Nahorn to join Amherst City Council and Valerie Neidert for Amherst School Board. The writers praise Nahorn for community service and Neidert for school leadership, while also discussing Lorain County tax issues and union strike matters.
Report from owners meeting notes that many owners oppose kneeling during the national anthem yet will not ban the practice. The piece discusses potential financial impacts, fan perceptions, and the dynamic between players and team owners amid protests.
A corn field fire near LaGrange was quickly controlled by the local volunteer fire department. An ambulance was on scene as a precaution, but no injuries were reported to the combine operator. The department's rapid response was praised by the letter writer.
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