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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2015
Page
4
Established 1825 The Athens Messenger issue details contact information for key staff including Monica Nieporte president Joe Higgins editor Wendy Van Sickle design editor Jeff Bunch advertising director Ike Weiss production manager and general office address in Athens Ohio with phone and email options for letters to the editor.
Supreme Court narrows EPA cost rule hurdle and delays mercury and soot standards. Justice Scalia notes costs matter but rejects discarding health benefits, urging EPA to rework its proposal under lower court guidance. Most plants already meet current standards, but delay extends operation for dirtiest plants.
The passage humorously catalogs a reader’s imagined summer reading list filled with tropes and warnings, concluding with a back cover description of A Separate Peace that contrasts promise with delivery. Gene and Phineas are framed as rival figures at a WW II era school, signaling a coming‑of‑age conflict.
The Messenger invites signed letters up to 400 words from readers with name and hometown. Include a verification phone number and mail to P O Box 4210 Athens Ohio or email shig gins at athensmessenger com. All letters are subject to editorial review.
A reflective commentary argues that after landmark gay marriage and Confederate flag disputes, progressives press for further cultural changes. It cautions that social justice activists pursue endless aims, eroding trust, intensifying polarization, and making compromise feel like appeasement.
A writer notes the rapid shift against the Confederate flag after the Emanuel AME Church shooting. South Carolina debates removing the flag while retailers drop it and Valley Forge Flag ceases production. The piece cautions the change may be mostly symbolic and asks white conservative Southern society to confront the flag’s true meaning and its legacy.
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