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The Chagrin Valley Times

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The Chagrin Valley Times is a Northeast Ohio weekly newspaper covering the eastern suburbs of Cleveland in Cuyahoga and Geauga counties. The newspaper is published every Thursday and was founded in 1971.[1][2][3]. It is produced at 525 E Washington St., Chagrin Falls, OH 44022[4][5].

The Chagrin Valley Times was founded by the late Howard K. Douthit, Jr. and is currently owned by H. Kenneth Douthit III[6]. Douthit Communications Inc. owns a total of 13 publications[7][8]. The current editor is Ellen J. Kleinerman[2]. Current reporters include Brian Doering[9], Julie Hullett, Sue Reid[10], Alec Sapolin[11] and Daniel Sherriff[12].

The Chagrin Valley Times has won awards from the Society of Professional Journalists[13], the Ohio News Media Association and the Ohio Newspaper Association[14]

The Chagrin Valley Times has been featured in CNN.[15][16], The Guardian[17], The Washington Journalism Review[18], American Journalism Review[19], Cleveland.com (The Plain Dealer)[20][21][22], Cleveland Magazine[23], Cleveland Scene[24] and the Cincinnati Enquirer[25]

Awards and Accolades

Awards
Organization Year Award Status
Ohio Newspaper Association Hooper and Collegiate Awards[14] 2014 Best News Coverage Division A Won[26]
2014 Best Local Feature Division A Won[27]
2014 Best Sports Coverage Division A Won[28]
2014 Best Advertising Division A Won[29]
2014 Best Feature Photo Division A Won[30]
2014 Newspaper of the Year Division A Won[31]
2015 Best Sports Photo Division A Won[32]
2016 Best Local Feature Division B Won[33]
2016 Best Sports Coverage Division B Won[34]
2016 Best Advertising Division B Won[35]
2016 Best News Photo Division B Won[36]
2016 Best Sports Photo Division B Won[37]
2016 Best Headline Division B Won[38]
2016 Best Special Edition or Section Division B Won[39]
2017 Best News Coverage Division A Won[40]
2017 Best News Story Division A Won[41]
2017 Best Sports Coverage Division A Won[42]
2017 Best Feature Photo Division A Won[43]
2017 Best Sports Photo Division S Won[44]
2017 Best Special Edition or Section Division A Won[45]
2017 Best Website Won[46]
2017 Newspaper of the Year Division A Won[47]
2020 Best News Coverage Division A Won[48]
2020 Best In-Depth Reporting Division A Won[49]
2020 Best Sports Coverage Division A Won[50]
2020 Best Sports Feature Division A Won[51]
2020 Best Page Design Division A Won[52]
2020 Best Headline Won[53]
Ohio Society of Professional Journalists[13] 2020 Best In Show Won[13]

See Also

Books:

News

  • BakerHostetler Law
    • Chagrin Valley Times Features José Feliciano as Recipient of 60th Annual Humanitarian Award[61]
  • Cincinnati Enquirer
    • Court: Laws need to discourage free speech litigation[25]
  • Cleveland.com
    • Former Chagrin Falls clerk pleads no contest to embezzling $238K from village[20]
    • Senate Committee approves three Ohio federal judge candidates after members voice concerns about Cuyahoga County's J. Philip Calabrese[21]
    • Ohio Supreme Court rejects Murray Energy Corp. appeal in defamation lawsuit[22]
  • Cleveland Magazine
    • The Grog Shop: Rockin' Steady After 25 Years[23]
  • Cleveland Scene
    • Casey Anthony Rumors Bring Attention to Small Ohio Town Which Says It's All a Hoax[24]
  • CNN
    • These are the newspapers telling Trump that journalists are not the enemy[15]
    • 'We are not the enemy': 16 must-read editorials that capture the spirit of a free press[16]
  • Laurel School
    • Science Sisters Featured in Chagrin Valley Times & Chagrin Solon Sun[62]
  • The Guardian
    • John Oliver takes on muzzling lawsuits – and the man who sued his show[17]

Scholarly Articles

  • Case Western Reserve University
    • Village of Euclid v. Ambler Realty Co., Seventy-Five Years Later: This is Not Your Father's Zoning Ordinance[63]
  • Cleveland State University
    • Amicus brief in support of motion for reconsideration, in the case of Murray v. Chagrin Valley Publishing Co., Case no. 2015–0127, Supreme Court of Ohio[64]
  • Columbus.gov
    • RFQ (Streetcar District Art Series, Sculpture #2)[65]
  • Loyola Marymount University
    • Free Speech in the Balance: Judicial Sanctions and Frivolous Slapp Suits[66]
  • Ohio Coalition for Open Government
    • Analysis of Ohio Supreme Court Open Government Rulings[67]

References

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