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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2017
Page
4
Letters to the editor address Athens Messenger at Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701 phone and email details provided for submission to the letters section.
Letter to the editor urges Athens voters to back Sean Parsons for the Athens City Schools Board. The writer highlights Parsons energy, knowledge, communication, and child-focused commitment shown on the ACS Facilities Committee. Parsons visited all district buildings, met staff and parents, reviewed data, and prepared a FAQ brochure before presenting findings to the school board.
A reader column offers practical tips for preparing a guest room for holidays by checking for ample lighting closet space hangers and storage. It also shares methods to boost towel absorbency using minimal detergent baking soda vinegar and proper drying. Additional notes cover identifying medicines by pill imprint and repurposing packaging materials for shipping and shelters.
The Messenger invites signed letters from readers with hometown names and a verifiable phone number. Limit to 400 words and mail to P.O. Box 4210 Athens OH 45701 or email thuchanan athensmessenger.com. All letters may be edited for clarity and length.
Opinion argues against raising CAFE standards from 34.5 to 54.5 mpg, recalling Carter era downsizing and safety losses. It claims shale-oil gains reduce foreign dependence, warns higher prices and limited consumer choice, and urges competitive market forces instead of broad mandates to steer auto efficiency.
Editorial calls IRS no bid seven point two five million contract with Equifax an embarrassment amid data breach fallout. It questions the choice after Equifax breach and cites Hatch’s critique while urging caution and accountability.
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