Public Letters Policy for May 3 Election Letters
Readers may submit concise letters by noon April 27 addressing the May 3 election. Include full name, address, and daytime phone number for verification. Letters are edited for length and clarity before publication.
These supports come with a price for Middletown schools
Reader letter argues schools are a service not a business, praising fiscal responsibility while urging continued funding to narrow the achievement gap. It notes rising costs, reduced state support, and benefits of programs that support needy students, asking if more money should be invested to protect future community welfare.
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Senior Citizens Center
Steve) Price
Middletown
Middletown City
Middletown teacher urges yes for Issue 9 levy
A Middletown educator writes to explain personal stake in the school levy, recounting hometown roots, early music inspiration, and fear that funding cuts will harm students and property values. He urges residents to vote yes on May 3, warning against long term costs of opposition and stressing local accountability.
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Middletown
Sound Off on local concerns and national frustration
Readers urge action on traffic safety with new stop signs at Yankee and Millikin roads and criticize police practices. They lament national issues including Iraq casualties, stock market declines, unemployment, and a deficit while calling for stronger leadership and accountability.
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