Athens Messenger Address and contact details
The Athens Messenger serves Athens Ohio at Route 33 North and Johnson Road with postal address in Athens Ohio 45701 phone 740 592 6612 and email for letters to the editor info athensmessenger com
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2017
Page
4
The Athens Messenger serves Athens Ohio at Route 33 North and Johnson Road with postal address in Athens Ohio 45701 phone 740 592 6612 and email for letters to the editor info athensmessenger com
A reader pans Hillary Clinton’s What Happened, calling it unnecessary and painful. The piece mocks the trailer promise of revealing the 2016 campaign and argues voters already know the outcome, urging attention to the heartland in any future campaign.
Readers share practical hints from shopping to space saving and grooming. From asking sales staff about upcoming deals to using risers under beds and non slip mats under microwaves, these tips aim to save time and keep homes tidy.
The article argues Pope Francis should not back Maduro by urging dialogue in Venezuela. It contends Maduro seeks international attention to legitimize his Constituent Assembly and alleged dictatorship. It notes Venezuela’s crisis drives refugees to Colombia, with high inflation and violence. The piece urges the Pope to demand Maduro permit an independent electoral tribunal for fair elections.
The piece urges President Trump to abandon plans to reduce three national monuments designating them for logging grazing and drilling. It argues the move damages public lands and that economists find little to no economic gain while highlighting Barack Obama and Bill Clinton expanded protections and Antiquities Act goals remain to safeguard public treasures.
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