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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2024
Page
3
Chronicle Teletype era notes list founders and publishers spanning 1829 to 2010. A. Cooper Hudnutt and Julie Wallace Brad Dickens served in leadership roles with managing and editorial duties noted.
The Lorain County race features Lorain City Councilman Tony Dimacchia facing Avon Lake businessman Marty Gallagher after Michelle Hung exits. Dimacchia, 49, brings long council and school board experience, while Gallagher, 60, has real estate and lobbying ties. The editors endorse Dimacchia for transparency and governance, noting past turmoil and questions about both candidates’ judgment and alignment.
Lorain residents hear a call to back Issue 21 for ongoing school maintenance and safety funding. The letter cites Courtney Nazario, Lorain Schools Board president, urging residents to approve the levy while endorsing J. D. Tomlinson for reelection, praising collaborative work with police and improvements over prior leadership. Several officials sign in support from Lorain and nearby towns.
Stephen Bansek urges support for Dan Petticord in the Lorain County Common Pleas Court race to replace retiring Judge Jim Miraldi. Petticord, ex Lorain Municipal Clerk of Court, has a legal career at Benesch and Martindale Brzytwa and now serves in the Lorain County Prosecutor's Office.
Dave Lengyel urges Ohioans to vote yes on Issue 1, creating a 15 member citizen commission to draw state and U S congressional districts, banning politicians from serving, ensuring openness, and preventing partisan gerrymandering in Ohio.
Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell argues that a Trump presidency would worsen inflation, raise tariffs, push mass deportations, and politicize the Federal Reserve. She cites independent analysts and economists predicting significant economic harm and warns that previous checks may not recur.
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