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Established 1825 The Athens Messenger provides Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701 as its mailing and office location with phone and email contact options for letters to the editor and reader inquiries.
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A Merry Christmas editorial urges simple goodwill and unity
The piece argues Christmas is for joy and generosity, not controversy or commerce. It encourages loving gatherings, quieting stress, and embracing diverse celebrations while honoring tradition and faith. It ends with a hopeful, inclusive Merry Christmas message.
What I believe at Christmas
A personal essay reflecting on Christmas as a political and cultural issue in modern America. The narrator, a veteran reporter, embraces festive displays while avoiding religious debate, contrasts public and private expressions of faith, and recalls a past relationship shaped by views on Christmas joy and safety.
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Government flubs visa screening of terrorists says Obama policy
The piece argues the Obama administration permits about 10,000 Syrian refugees despite claims of extensive screening. It cites 9,500 revoked visas since 2001 for suspected ties, with 0 tracking of those individuals found. It names Tashfeen Malik and Umar Abdulmutallab as terrorists who entered. It alleges social media checks were proposed but rejected. It concludes the system lets more terrorists through than it stops and attacks political correctness.
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Jason Chaffetz
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House Committee On Oversight and Government Reform
Michele Thoren Bond
American Enterprise Institute
Justin Lang
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National Hockey League
Tashfeen Malik
San Bernardino
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Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab
Detroit
Wall Street Journal
Abdulmutallab
MSNBC
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Barack Obama
A Homespun Australian Christmas Ode to Quirky Traditions
The narrator recalls family customs that defy climate and custom from fluffy Santa toilet lids to a gingerbread house on a butler’s tray. He notes how imagined snow and portable decorations defy 90 degree heat in the tropics and praises Christmas spirits regardless of geography. The essay ends with warm greetings from friends abroad and memories of fruitcake and festive rituals.
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