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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2019
Page
8
A note lists The Chronicle founders and publishers across generations from 1829 to 2010. It names A C Hudnutt, Arthur D Hudnutt, A Cooper Hudnutt, and William D Hudnutt as publishers with BRAD DICKEN serving as Editorial Page Editor.
Columbia Schools voters are urged to approve two levies on the November ballot. Neither levy raises taxes, but one would add income from new home construction in Lorain County. Issue 10 would merge a 9.24 mill substitute levy with another to fund about 2.2 million annually, directing new home revenue to the district rather than tax relief.
The report notes current taxes and outlines that if Issue 10 passes the levy would raise a little more than the stated amount, indicating the potential financial effect on residents and local services.
The district backs a substitute levy at 2.2 million dollars annually for ten years with no tax rate change, predicting enrollment growth in Columbia Station. Home valued at 100000 would pay 282.98 yearly. renewal levies to follow target buses, maintenance and technology with no tax increase.
A lengthy account questions why Center Ridge Road in North Ridgeville is moving slowly. Comparisons to the Empire State Building, a long Miami to Key West road, and the Eiffel Tower frame the concern about technical, bureaucratic, or extraneous obstacles delaying the project.
Leonard Pitts argues July 2019 was the hottest month on record and cites Copernicus and NOAA. He notes rising public concern over climate change, bipartisan acknowledgment, and the need to overcome cognitive bias to act before more disasters.
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