Brad Dicken Editorial Page Editor
Portrait of Brad Dicken serving as Editorial Page Editor for The Chronicle. Details of his duties and role within the paper are described, highlighting influence on opinion pages and editorial direction.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2021
Page
4
Portrait of Brad Dicken serving as Editorial Page Editor for The Chronicle. Details of his duties and role within the paper are described, highlighting influence on opinion pages and editorial direction.
Carlisle Township trustees propose a 0.75 mill, five year road levy to raise about 154000 annually for road repairs and widening. Despite growth and wear from increased traffic, the township has only 35000 yearly in road funds and has previously failed levies in 2014 and 2015. A $100000 home would pay 26.25 yearly.
Kipton voters face Issue 7 a five year levy renewing a 2 mill tax yielding about 13 500 yearly to fund sewer upkeep. A new Lorain County stormwater district adds an annual $44 per household fee starting next year to control flooding and coordinate regional projects.
The letter argues rights of society outweigh individual choice and urges COVID precautions. It cites vaccines, masks, and historic mandates, credits past presidents, references Barack Obama and Joe Biden, and notes local civic events and a councilman interview. It ends with appreciation for Elyria figures and a future kickball fundraiser.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr. critiques CBS reality series The Activist produced by Global Citizen. The program pits six activists in missions and media stunts to gauge online engagement, risking activism’s seriousness as it feeds corporate and political interests. In his view, activism should challenge the status quo, not become mass entertainment.
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