Lorain County Poverty Surges Against National Recovery
Census data show Lorain County poverty rising from 2.2 percent in 2016 to 13.9 percent in the latest year, with Lorain city jumping to 27.2 percent. Officials cite steel industry struggles, rising taxes, and uneven job gains as factors, while overall values hint at mixed local recovery.
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Cuyahoga County
Jim Cordes
Avon
North Ridgeville
Columbia Township
Elyria
Lorain
Cordes
Cincinnati
Chase Ritenauer
Ritenauer
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
U.S
Craig Snodgrass
Contemplating Respect in Public Life and Local Politics
A reader urges respectful disagreement over political ideology and calls out disloyal conduct at high levels. The letter praises Lorain County figures, notes environmental concerns, and urges continued cross party cooperation led by Matt Lundy to avoid tax increases.
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Lorain County
Matt Lundy
Lundy
Fragility on college campuses and the rise of admin control
George Will surveys higher education as it swells with administrators, bias policing, and microaggression rules. He cites Lyell Asher and Heather MacDonald on shifts toward social justice orthodoxy, fragile student culture, and the rising cost of equity offices and consultants.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Chronicle of Higher Education
Lyell Asher
Lewis & Clark College
Asher
Manhattan Institute
Heather MacDonald
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MacDonald
UCLA
University of California, Berkeley
Division of Equity and Inclusion
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