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Ms. Ramírez • Lesiones causadas en el mately 100 people showed [and other media] were timely community, such as a fight or a hails from New Jersey. Nacimiento up at a Cleveland community notified. shooting. One questioned how Several Latino media repre- • Muerte por Negligencia forum hosted by the Hispanic “I think that’s a shame,” said many Latinos are on staff at the sentatives were present—Lou Roundtable and attended by Kiska to applause. “You’ve got TV station. Ms. Frater admit- Acosta of North Coast Minority La consulta es GRATIS! Hablamos Español! WEWS-TV Newschannel 5. to keep pushing until it’s under- ted there are only two: divi- Media and Rico of La Prensa. The hour-long forum was stood and we show up for that sional manager Ed Fernández Both expressed their frustrations held Wednesday evening, type of event.” and news anchor Stephanie with mainstream media over- (800) 309-7404 May 28, at the Julia De Burgos “I recently saw a headline Ramírez. Neither was present. emphasizing crime reporting www.MiOhioAbogado.com at The Center/El Barrio, 5209 that ‘The Hispanic giant is alive, Kiska emphasized he cov- and ignoring or neglecting Detroit Rd., ers a lot of “positive many positive contributions and Cleveland. stories” and encour- events by Latinos. Moreen aged the audience Rico opined that many in the Bailey Frater, to continue to reach Latino community felt insulted director of com- out and “bring is- when mainstream media used BUY THIS munity relations sues to our atten- the word “illegal” instead of “un- at the TV station, tion.” He explained documented” when referring to explained to the there’s been a new types of immigrants—“the latter gathering that position created terminology is more accurate and SPACE the forum is one known as an “as- less explosive.” Rico continued, of a series the signment planner” “Mainstream media generally ABC affiliate is to look for deeper uses the word ‘American’ when conducting issues that can be referring to only a resident of the CONTACT throughout covered. He offered United States, whereas, in reality, Northeast Ohio sheets with contact any individual from North, Cen- to better serve its tral, or South America is an RUBEN TORRES TODAY! Monica Olivera information to sta- viewing audi- tion news person- ‘American.’ This offends many ence. nel. Latinos.” Call (440) 320-8221 “The main purpose is to cranky, and taking names’— Another audience member Each audience member, in hear your concerns, how we’re and we are taking names. So this pointed to Cleveland’s shrink- turn, thanked the Newschannel doing as a TV station, and is an opportunity to understand ing overall population, but a 5 staff for being concerned what we need to do more of or us, but there’s a lot of frustration steady rise in its Latino popu- enough to attend the meeting less of,” she said. out there,” said Feliciano. lation. She asked whether there and engage in a dialogue. But WEWS-TV went on the “This is opening our eyes was anything in the TV the final speaker may have air in 1947 and has been con- and we’ll take the message back station’s business plan to try to summed up the thoughts of the tinuously owned by Scripps to the station as best we can,” grow Hispanic viewership. Ms. audience by questioning Television since then, mak- promised Kiska. Frater admitted there was not whether the station’s represen- ing it the oldest TV station in “What we need from the such a plan in place, but prom- tatives “have the authority to Ohio. media now is a commitment to ised to “take it back to the move the needle” in the direc- Multi-media journalist really devote some time to us, station” management. tion they are seeking. Paul Kiska, who has worked because there is no other way Another audience member Only time will tell whether at Newschannel 5 for 14 years, that you will devote time to us asked the station to also attended the meeting. He with a piece on the news,” said consider public af- told the group his main cov- Monica Olivera of the fairs programming erage area is in Lorain County, Alzheimer’s Association, who on Sunday morn- but he also covers stories “any- pointed out one station has a ings aimed at the time, anywhere” he’s needed. TV news segment devoted to Latino community, “From my perspective, the children. “To give us five min- similar to what it pro- Hispanic community has utes on what Hispanics are vides other groups. gone from being invisible, to giving to the (at-large) commu- “What you’re being now overlooked and nity, I think you would be pio- hearing here is frus- undervalued,” said José neers with that.