The reading and writing activities the Project proposes to offer would blend well with the theatrical, dance and art activities that would be part of the center. The Web site's new domain name is now sherwoodanderson.org. The company agreed to donate its services. The new site will include more information about Anderson's life and works, with a focus on his Ohio roots. Thirteen students sent questions about Anderson's works, most of them about Winesburg, Ohio .
Research continues to find ways of funding the proposed project.
State Senator Mumpers' office suggested submitting a capital request in November of 2001, as it would have a good chance of receiving funding. The Lorain County Historical Society ran a cover story about Anderson and his Elyria history in its latest newsletter. The article included photos of Anderson and his former home on 7th Street. I hope you find this information useful. I will continue to keep you updated.