Athens Messenger Contact and Masthead Details
Established 1825 The Athens Messenger lists Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio with a main office contact number 740 592 6612 and email addresses for letters to the editor and staff including Monica Nieporte Joe Higgins Josh Wilder Jeff Bunch Ike Weiss and other contacts.
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Josh Wilder
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Ike Weiss
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No Free Fire: Court backs deadly raid on barking dogs
Editorial argues the 6th U.S. Circuit ruling upholding police killing two dogs during a search warrant raid is wrongful. It contends a barking dog is not an imminent threat and police should have protected the pets, urging reconsideration of the case. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Christof Klein
Battle Creek
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6Th Circuit
Eric L. Clay
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Heloise answers on broccolini and kitchen tips
Heloise explains broccolini as a broccoli kale hybrid with long stalks and florets, best eaten raw or cooked and now year round. The column also shares tips for removing fish odor with vinegar, using hummus as a sandwich condiment, saving tomato slices, and reusing coffee-can scoops for dry goods.
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Heloise
Jay M
Delaware
Beverly S
Cheney
Heloise.com
Heloise/Vinegar PC
San Antonio
Susan K
Hazleton
Susan
Letters to the Messenger readers seek concise input
The Messenger invites readers to submit letters to the editor with a limit of 400 words. The page encourages clear, respectful, and concise commentary on current events, local issues, and public concerns.
After Florida airport shooting debate on mental illness and gun rights
The Dallas Morning News argues for timely discussion of mental illness and Second Amendment limits in light of the Fort Lauderdale airport massacre. It cites prior mass shootings, notes Esteban Santiago’s case and FBI history, and calls for safeguards before the next deadly act. It discusses the balance between rights and public safety and the need for earlier intervention and policy action.
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Virginia Tech
Adam Lanza
Sandy Hook
Omar Mateen
FBI
Pulse
Orlando
Terminal 2
Fort Lauderdale
Santiago
Dallas Morning News
Motivated ignorance sustains partisan bubbles in US politics
The piece argues liberals and conservatives resist opposing views, showing experiments where both sides chose to stay within their ideological bubbles. It notes anxious social dynamics, confirmation bias, and the cost of ignoring alternative views, urging openness to diverse perspectives for a healthier democracy.
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Dick Cheney
Fox News
Rutgers University
Condoleezza Rice
Facebook
Twitter
Donald Trump
Hillary Clinton
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