Letters to the Editor 3-5-2020
Stage right Dear ER: It’s very hard for actors to get a true assessment of their skills (“Heard the rumor about Surf City Theater?” ER Feb. 27, 2020). Friends, family and cast mates want to be supportive so they give you positive feedback. Nobody ever says, “Well to be honest you suck at this and probably should not be an actor.” That’s why candid, unbiased reviews are so important. Thanks. Jennifer Dellapina ERNews comment A clean apron Dear ER: To watch the Reed family at City Council meetings. having to beg for restoration of their driveway apron is beyond sad (“Family Nixes Council’s Blue Curb Solution,” ER Feb. 20, 2020). City Attorney Mike Webb said he’s worried that to restore the Reed’s apron would violate state law because when they help their handicapped daughter Kelly from their car using the apron would be illegal. If I temporarily pull up on my driveway apron to drop off a loved one needing the benefit of the slope of the apron, I’m pretty sure a cop won’t be giving me a ticket. On my street right now there are eight cars parked on aprons. So it is okay to park in a driveway apron, but we don’t allow disabled people to use them. If this was the intent, lawyers versed…
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