Letters to the Editor guidelines from Middletown Journal
The Middletown Journal outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Include your full name address and daytime phone number. Submissions become property of the paper and may be reused in any medium.
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The Middletown Journal Watchmen Quote Analysis
The day of your watchmen has come and God visits you as the source quotes a biblical warning. The line signals a moment of judgment and divine scrutiny described through the newspaper's fragmentary OCR text.
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George Crout and Middletown History Mentor
Elmon W. Prier reflects on the enduring influence of George Crout through Middletown history, Crout’s books Stories of Our School Community and Our Town Yesterday and Today guiding his teaching. He recalls Crout’s role shaping local memory, naming figures like Doty Harris Verity Sorg and Armco, and crediting Crout as a mentor who inspired his own writings, including A Chocolate Piece of Middletown 1978 1988.
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George Crout
Middletown
Crout
McKinley Middle School
Mr. Crout
Thad
Nyet
Ohio
Daniel Doty
Bamboo Harris
Stephen Vail
Abner Enoch
Manchester
George M. Verity
American Rolling Mill Co
Paul Sorg
Sorg Paper Co
Doty House
Barnitz
Barnitz Bank
Sorg
Verity
Verity Parkway
Armco
AK Steel
Vicki Brown
Patricia Kamrath
Barbara Langworthy
Cathy Maines
Kathleen Stitsinger
Sherrill Ward
Sue Pretty
Barbara Shepard
Elizabeth Lolli
Elmon W. Prier
Letters to the Editor on Middletown Hospital Financing
A reader argues that Middletown City Council should obtain independent legal opinions on the hospital Memorandum of Understanding with Premier Health Partners and reconsider a $5.5 million transfer from land sale. The letter criticizes funding decisions and cites voter rejection of an income tax increase as evidence council should act in citizens’ interests.
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Middletown Regional Hospital
Middletown
Council
Noah Powers
Powers
Olson
Premier Health Partners
Ron Olson
Sound Off callers mix memorials and morals in Middletown column
Readers weigh in on roadside memorials and city policy while venting about local issues. A caller compares memorials for civilians and police, urges balanced rules, and suggests traffic enforcement to boost revenue. Other submissions critique parental safety, national politics, service staff conduct, and decorum in dining rooms.
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