Middletown Journal Letters Address and Contact Info
The Middletown Journal lists contact options for letters to the editor including mail at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 email letters coxohio com and fax number 513 423 6940 plus a web address for letters submissions.
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Readers urged to submit concise letters to Middletown Journal
Readers are invited to send letters with full name address and daytime phone for verification. Submissions may be edited for length and clarity. All letters become property of The Middletown Journal and may be reused in any medium. handwritten or printed forms are acceptable.
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Bibled Verses Quoted in Middletown Journal Item
Quotations from the Bible appear in a Middletown Journal item urging religious observance with phrases about Bethel Gilgal and sacrifices, tithes, and sin presented as part of a historical church or moral context. The note references specific locations Bethel and Gilgal and an ongoing religious exhortation.
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Letters on college liberalism and local school taxes debate
A reader argues against legislation restraining liberal professors and warns it would hollow out Ohio colleges, urging local handling of complaints and highlighting experiences at Vanderbilt, Evansville, and Miami University. The letter also critiques Middletown school levy costs and praises a principal, then discusses VoIP regulation and a PUCO challenge to FCC rules.
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Sound Off Letters Stir Community Debate and Opinions
Readers in Monroe and surrounding areas share strong views on local issues. Topics include pay to play for activities, casino proposals, and concerns about property values and community image. Other comments praise Middletown staff humor and criticize political messaging and national ads during the State of the Union and Super Bowl broadcasts.
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