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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2003
Page
3
The Chronicle lists staff roles including publisher A Cooper Hudnutt and editor Andrew R. Young with Rudy Dicks as managing editor, Scott Brown on editorial page duties, Patt Ewald as assistant managing editor, and notes the paper’s founding date July 24 1629 A.C. with Hudnutt serving 1927 1950.
Lorain hosted its 37th International Festival at Black River Landing drawing about 120,000 attendees. Festival chairman Bob Kerecz credited the new riverfront location for the crowd and vendor enthusiasm. The event marks a turning point for the former Grove Site, with plans for further riverfront development and future Bicentennial celebrations listed for summer and fall.
The Chronicle-Telegram presents opinions in editorials and guest columns designed to challenge readers to form and share their own views through letters to the editor.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor up to about 200 words and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Submission methods include by mail fax and email with contact details for the Editorial Page Editor.
Readers praise the Independent Citizens Committee plan to build Elyria High School at the Washington Building site and nearby facilities. They urge preserving the Washington Building as a centerpiece, support downtown revitalization, and commend the committee for a cost effective, community focused solution.
Letters praise the Independent Citizens Committee for proposing a new central site for a kindergarten and high school in Elyria. Supporters argue the Griswold Road location is ideal, stress a full day kindergarten, and endorse an income tax plan over property tax to aid district finances.
JEANETTE WYSMIERSKI argues against funding Elyria High School via city income tax. She and family live in Midview district but work in Elyria, facing double tax if the proposal passes. She questions fairness for workers from outside Elyria and residents in Midview paying for two high schools.
Mary Ann Bowen urges the school board to address gaps in Independent Citizens Committee recommendations. She questions student zoning during construction, the need for an outdoor amphitheater and civic auditorium, the $20,000 phone survey, and parental input. Bowen proposes site reuse, flood considerations, future expansion, and access by a river bridge.
Bonnie Erbe argues Gen X mothers drift between career and home, craving flexible schedules while still facing pay and advancement penalties. She questions whether corporate culture and male participation will shift to truly support dual roles and warns against reverting to full homemaker norms.
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