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Established 1825 Athens Messenger lists office at Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701 with phone and email addresses for letters to the editor and staff roles including Monica Nieporte president Joe Higgins editor Josh Wilder design editor Jeff Bunch advertising director Ike Weiss production manager and general contact methods.
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Round-up of opinion cites drunken boating and opioid woes
The editorial summarizes laws and safety campaigns on drunken boating in Ohio, cites Coast Guard data on alcohol related incidents, and notes a federal opioid report with Medicare and Medicaid concerns. It also covers Kasich's vetoes and poll standings, UK Brexit fallout, and broader political implications.
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Editor Letter Submission Guidelines for The Messenger
The Messenger invites signed letters up to 400 words from readers with hometown and a verification phone number. Mail to P O Box 4210 Athens Ohio 45701 or email shiggins athens messenger com. All letters may be edited for publication.
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Britain exits EU and nationalism rises worldwide
The piece argues Britain and other nations should reclaim sovereignty from Brussels elites, criticizes European unity and the euro, cites Thatcher and Trump as precursors, notes Queen Elizabeth II and Nicola Sturgeon comments, and predicts Europe’s breakup aiding Vladimir Putin while urging informed voters to resist immigration and big government.
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Blow against unilateral government in immigration policy
Critics warn that a president with weak constitutional regard could impose broad amnesty actions. The Supreme Court left intact a lower court order blocking Obama's deferred action program that granted work permits and benefits to millions, despite claims it was discretionary. The piece critiques enforcement, counting methods, and ongoing immigration trends in 2014 2015 with rising legal and illegal arrivals.
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