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The Middletown Journal invites reader letters and requests full name address and daytime telephone for verification. Submissions are edited for length and clarity and are more likely to be published. All letters become the paper’s property and may be reused in any medium.
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Keep falsehood and lies far from me quote
The Middletown Journal notes a proverb from Proverbs 30 8 9 in section A13 reflecting on honesty and balance. The brief quotes a verse asking for daily bread and avoidance of poverty or riches, underscoring modest living and integrity.
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From Mississippi tour I find hope in progress on race
James B. Ewers Jr describes his Mississippi journey with Miami University students from Middletown and Oxford campuses. He recalls meetings with Frenzie Brown-Wright and dignitaries, visits to Canton and Tougaloo College, and visits to Medgar Evers and James Meredith sites. He reflects on changes in race relations and his renewed commitment to justice.
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Letters to the Editor question the euthanization details in a pet story
A Middletown reader criticizes Kat Fahrer's piece Waiting for the happy ending about Animal Control Officer Liz Lucas, calling the kitten euthanization disturbing. The letter urges responsible pet ownership, shelter adoption, and spaying or neutering, praising the article and criticizing downtown youth issues and a Manchester Charity Ball critique.
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Public letter laments front page article and seeks action on school hit list and bus stop safety
A Middletown reader criticizes the Nov 29 article Waiting for the happy ending for graphic detail and urges harsher school discipline for suspended students. The letter also calls for zero tolerance on bomb jokes in public spaces and reports dangerous broken street lights near a Breiel bus stop, urging city and utility action.
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