Athens Messenger Contact Lineup and Office Details
The Athens Messenger lists its established year as 1825 and provides office location at Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio with a postal address 45701 and main contact number 740 592 6612. Email addresses for staff include info at athensmessenger com and personnel Meneporte shiggins jwilder jbunch and iweiss for various departments.
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Williams speech at BET Awards sparks praise and critique
Chicago-born actor Jesse Williams received the Humanitarian Award and delivered a stirring talk on race in America. He urged accountability within entertainment, noted police brutality, and called for broad dialogue across audiences while addressing critiques from both supporters and skeptics.
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Washington lawmakers contact details listed for senators and representatives
The document lists contact information for US Senator Sherrod Brown and Rob Portman with office addresses and phones in Washington. It also provides House member contacts for Representative Steve Stivers and Representative Bill Johnson, including district offices and websites.
Letters to the Editor Information for The Messenger
The Messenger invites letters up to 400 words signed with name and hometown. Provide a phone number for verification. Mail to P O Box 4210 Athens OH 45701 or email shiggins at athens messenger dot com. All letters may be edited.
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A Child's First Book of Trump inspires parents to talk
An article discusses Michael Ian Black's parody book A Child's First Book of Trump as a tool for parents to explain Donald Trump to children. It notes the book skewers Trump’s narcissism in Seussical fashion and addresses reactions, including anti-Semitic backlash online. The piece urges proactive dialogue about Trump and the movement’s rhetoric.
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Brexit vote seen as defense of British sovereignty over EU power
Opinion argues democracy requires direct voter control on sovereignty and borders. It cites Magna Carta and Locke to defend Brexit as a rejection of a continental superstate, noting immigration, referendums, and the need for Parliament as supreme lawmaker. It references Ashcroft polling and a sentiment that Brexit voters broadly favor UK self-determination.
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