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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2017
Page
4
The Athens Messenger provides a street address at Stl Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio with the ZIP 45701 and a phone number 740 592 6612. Readers are directed to email letters to the editor at info athensmessenger.com.
The Messenger prints a letter from leaders of Athens congregations opposing detention and deportation of family members of U.S. citizens and of Dreamers under DACA. Signatories include Brianna Bree Becker of Hillel at Ohio University and leaders from Catholic, Unitarian Universalist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Quaker, and campus ministries urging officials to consider family impacts.
Patchy reader notes offer vinegar uses for cheese and laundry, plus quick tips for French onion soup easy prep. A cookie place setting idea swaps name cards for cookies with guests, and a reflection on thrift echoes lessons from grandmother era recycling wisdom.
The Messenger invites signed letters up to 400 words from readers with hometown and phone number for verification. Submit by mail to P O Box 4210 Athens OH 45701 or email thuchanan athensmessenger com. All letters may be edited for publication.
The San Diego Union-Tribune frames the Las Vegas massacre as a defining moment in US gun violence, noting daily mass shootings, cataloging grim statistics, and urging national reflection on gun laws mental health and policy while condemning the attack as an unthinkable act of hate.
A data scientist recalls Facebook’s ad targeting and argues for a proactive anti hate approach. The piece cites Daryl Davis and Derek Black as examples of engagement reducing extremism and proposes public interest campaigns and third party messaging to counter hate while debating platform intervention limits.
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