Hudnutt publishing names and staff list in Chronicle
The Chronicle lists its founding date July 24 1829 and presents the publisher line including A C Hudnutt 1927 1950 and Arthur C Hudnutt 1970 1994, with editors Andrew R. Young Dave Perczek Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as managing staff.
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School buses safer than cars according to safety data
A Chronicle Telegram analysis notes that school buses carry 23.5 million children and travel 4.3 billion miles yearly with an average of 11 child deaths in crashes since 1984. Experts credit compartmentalization for safety and say seat belts offer little added benefit.
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Avon Lake
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Middletown
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Chronicle letegram letter guidelines and contact data
The Chronicle letegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone number. Include contact details for mail fax and email submissions.
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Votes Sold for Bribery Sparks Election Debate in Lorain
Letters to the editor critique the possible bribery charge against James Pengov for offering his vote for sale to protest medical bills. The Board of Elections sent Pengov’s name to the county prosecutor amid calls to scrutinize political influence and lobbying in Washington. The second letter praises Lorain County Chamber of Commerce efforts, noting the New Teachers Reception’s role in honoring educators at Open Door Christian School with praise for hosts Campana and Baldiani.
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Washington D.C
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Gary Bennett
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James Pengev
Lorain County
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Baldiani
City plans to purchase Broad Street property
A reader notes a perceived connection between two Wednesday headlines and a Thursday tax bills notice from The Chronicle Telegram, joking about telepathic powers and ESP in the paper.
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Ridgeville school levy urged to support growth and quality
North Ridgeville is among the fastest growing Northeast Ohio communities. Proponents argue that strong schools attract families, sustain property values, and help the district meet rising costs and standards. Voters are urged to approve the levy to fund extracurriculars, busing, and improved proficiency scores.
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Charter schools place in cities amid debate over test scores
The national rise of charter schools faces scrutiny after NYT data show fourth graders scoring about a half year below public school peers. Advocates defend charter innovation, noting varied quality and the need for independent oversight and tailored student support.
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