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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2005
Page
9
Middletown Journal invites letters from readers. Write about local issues, city life, or events and send via mail fax or email to the newsroom. Include name and location for publication and contact details for verification.
A directive requests letters include full name address and daytime phone for verification, notes that submissions become property of the Middletown Journal, may be edited for length and clarity, and may be reused in any medium. The text ends with a biblical verse about forgiving hidden faults and keeping one blameless from great transgression.
Letter writers from Ohio urge against cuts to Local Government Fund and school funding in the 2006 budget arguing that strong communities depend on good schools and reliable local services. They support keeping the 2003 one cent sales tax, call for permanent replacement revenue, and warn against excessive tax reform shifting costs to towns, villages, and districts.
A Selby-Ellis family from Kansas City attended Middletown High School’s March 20 production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. The writer praises director Jennifer Goforth and the cast for exceptional choreography, singing, and teamwork, urging support for quality schools and future generations through education and levies.
A local homeowner urges support for the May 3 school levy Issue 9, arguing ten years without funding, $9.5 million in savings, and potential $10 million cuts would dismantle programs, harm extracurriculars, hurt college access, and reduce scholarships, affecting families and property values.
A Middletown reader argues memorial roadside signs distract drivers and should be banned. Another caller says loiterers outside the public library threaten safety and privacy. The message also weighs in on smoking bans citing allergy concerns and calls for enforcement rather than full prohibition.
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