In today's podcast I speak with Julie Cashin of Monadnock Developmental Services about her role as Director of Children's Service Coordination and the issue of which is best for kids with developmental problems: Town or country?
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Download pr19_RuralVsUrban.mp3 (7mins, 21secs; 2.5MB)
I agree that the most viable alternative activities occur in larger urban areas, but where I live in North Dakota even our urban areas are rural. The key is to create those environments wherever one finds oneself.
Posted by: mgladberg | June 21, 2005 at 12:01 AM
Hey Julie, very nice...you have a great "radio voice"! I am not so sure that urban vs rural is an issue when the services work hard to listen to the parents needs as you clearly are doing.
Posted by: yeiter | June 21, 2005 at 09:01 AM
Hey Larry,
It seems like this is better than e-mail since now you've got 3 comments instead of 2!
Anyway, just wanted your advice, I turned into the right hand lane near 101 and Winchester near 101 and Main thinking that it was a right hand lane instead of a breakdown lane, like some cop said it was. He gave me and three other people a ticket, but they don't want to fight it.
Should I? I'm going to e-mail some lawyer friends later. Please tell your lawyer friends or find some other people who use that as a right hand lane if you can.
Thanks!
Andy
Posted by: Andy S. | June 23, 2005 at 09:56 PM