Roses and raspberries echo Elyria town views
Roses to AMVETS Post 32 Elyria for donating 74 flags that line Middle Avenue with 300 flower baskets downtown as Joe Harrison aims to lift pride in the United States. Raspberries to residents for poor turnout at Mayor Grace’s March town hall. Lions-County commissioners pledge up to 100000 for Little League North field replacement at North Park Rec due to St Jude Church project. Indians fans fritter sellout streak with 455 games ended by cold Wednesday vs White Sox. R-O-S-E to Alison Dzwonczyk of Avon Lake for winning Chronicle Telegram 2001 Regional Spelling Bee spelling decennial. advances to Scripps National Bee in DC near Memorial Day.
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Loomis Camera Sign Draws Petition Support
A reader urges preserving Elyria Loomis Camera landmark sign and urges Planning Commission to grant an exception to sign rules for longtime local Howard Foxman. She notes the sign adds downtown character and recalls family memories.
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A Bold Rail Plan for the 21st Century Debate
critics attack a 1.6 trillion decade tax cut as risky and without mandate while urging a grand transportation revival. readers argue wealth belongs to citizens and press for large investments in energy efficiency infrastructure schools and transit nationally. advocates cite historic rail systems and demand bold, nationwide action now. Neal Peirce.
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Desegregation gaps persist in US census patterns
Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page examines Brookings and SUNY Albany studies on racial integration from the 2000 census. While Sun Belt metro areas and military towns show faster integration, old Northeastern cities lag, with continued segregation and widening poverty gaps among blacks and whites despite overall progress.
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