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Carissa Woytach
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Reporter, The Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Beats
I do not write about auctions, wine or booze. I don't write about NFTS or crypto.
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By Carissa Woytach Verified| Lucianne.com@ Original ArticlePosted By: Harlowe, 4/16/2025 11:41:32 AMLORAIN - A Silicon Valley congressman stopped in Lorain to talk with local politicians and union leadership. U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Fremont, California, met with local officials...as part of a tour of Northeast Ohio towns hit hard by deindustrialization...
By Carissa Woytach Verified| The Chronicle Telegram Verified AMHERST — More than a year since a replacement levy passed, upgrades are underway at Amherst Schools’ football stadium and adjoining fields. Voters approved a 2.5-mill replacement levy to fund a new transportation center and upgrades to its athletic facilities, including replacing its aging tennis courts and making the football stadium handicapped accessible.
By Carissa Woytach Verified| The Chronicle Telegram Verified Harrison Cultural Community Centre looks toward future, program expansionLORAIN — Eva Johnson spent 35 years teaching in Lorain Schools, so it seemed only natural she spend a portion of her retirement in a former elementary school building. Johnson is now the program manager for Harrison Cultural Community Centre, housed in the former Harrison Elementary School building at 1922 Hamilton Ave. She’s been the manager there for about six months, taking over for Vonisha Isom-Massey, who left last fall.
Company Info
The Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County Printing and Publishing is home to The Chronicle-Telegram and The Medina County Gazette newspapers. Other Holdings include WEOL, WLKR and WKFM radio stations. We are a local company employing local people. Both papers were voted the top two newspapers for their size in Ohio
Ohio, United States
+1 440-329-7000
Founded: 1919