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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2003
Page
8
Publisher Beeka Cooper Hudnutt and Editor Andrew R. Young are highlighted among the bylines with Rudy Dicks as Managing Editor Scott Brown as Editorial Page Editor and Patti Ewald as Assistant Managing Editor in the newsroom lineup.
The Lorain County Community Action Agency board of trustees resigned en masse after an outside consultant warned loss of state funding. Six new trustees will be appointed by city and agency bodies to rebuild the board and address serious deficits noted by the state auditor and Head Start funder.
In a letter from Lorain, Glenn Walter argues that county transit must combine fixed routes with Dial-A-Ride, noting many disabled people rely on both for food and medical appointments. He cites bus shortages, rising rider numbers, and jobs affected, while criticizing budget cuts and state spending.
Lynn Merholz of the Elyria Center of Vocational Guidance Services notes LCT expands fixed routes and Dial-a-Ride, aiding those without cars who rely on the service for work, shopping, appointments, and social events. The article highlights LCT as a necessity for some and a potential lifestyle changer.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules including a 200 word limit, potential edits for brevity and clarity, and required signer details. It provides mailing fax and email contact routes and names Editorial Page Editor Scott Brown with contact information.
Neal Peirce notes Memphis hosted a 100-plus young creatives panel drawn from U S and international cities to draft the Memphis Manifesto. They urged embracing diversity and spirituality within a creative ecosystem featuring arts culture nightlife design and dense vibrant spaces. They challenge corporate sameness and call for personal responsibility to fight mediocrity sprawl and poverty while cities cultivate youth oriented growth strategies.
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