Athens Messenger Letters to the Editor Address
The Athens Messenger invites reader commentary via letters to the editor at Route 33 North and Johnson Road, Athens Ohio 45701. Contact information includes phone 740 592 6612 and email info athensmessenger.com for submissions.
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Leery Voter Questions Issue 2 Drug Price Plan
Letter to The Messenger writer questions Issue 2 on drug prices. concerns focus on shifting costs to non state workers, lack of guaranteed use of savings for safety nets, and potential impact on Ohio’s poorest residents. Author invites community feedback and rejects conspiracy theories.
Heloise gives home study tips and cleaning hacks
Dear Heloise shares weekend homework routines with your child, stressing daily review, breaking large essays into parts, and relaxing time after school to reduce anxiety. She notes that mistakes foster growth and suggests tailoring schedules to each child.
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Letters to the Editor Policy at The Messenger
The Messenger invites signed letters up to 400 words with name and hometown and a verification phone number. Submit by mail to PO Box 4210 Athens OH 45701 or email tbuchanan at athensmessenger.com. All letters may be edited for clarity and length.
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Girl Scouts Urge Right to Push Back on Boy Scouts Rule
The author recalls service with Brownie and Cub Scout packs, notes BSA's move to admit girls, and argues for preserving same sex environments. She cites leadership aims and gender diversity trends while urging continued integrity of girls only spaces and the value of same-sex bonding.
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Randall Stephenson
Lisa Margosian
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Editorial on Trump ACA order risks and health care governance
The piece critiques President Trump executive order against the ACA as destabilizing health care policy. It notes ACA expanded coverage for about 20 million people yet left costs and system complexity reforming. It warns non-ACA plans could undercut protections, risking a race to the bottom as insurers seek weaker laws. California official warns of weaker protections and rising risk to consumers.
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