Middletown Journal Masthead Details Editors Publisher
The Middletown Journal, founded in 1857, lists Edwina Blackwell Clark as Publisher and M. David Goodwin as Editor with Michael Williams serving as Editorial Page Editor. The masthead underscores the newspaper’s long lineage and leadership structure.
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Bill would require districts report misconduct by licensed teachers
An editorial urges Ohio lawmakers to pass House Bill 79 to require districts to report allegations of professional misconduct by licensed teachers. The piece cites Springboro actions as an abuse of resignation deals and asserts the bill would prevent districts from hiding offenses, protecting students statewide. It backs the bill and urges prompt passage.
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Ohio Department of Education
Craig Colston
Ohio
Tom Raga
Mason
Education Department
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State Board of Education
Susan Tave Zellman
Ohio debates license plates revealing faith and politics
Ohio lawmakers push a bill to allow specialty plates bearing One Nation Under God while a Choose Life option exists. The measure, backed by 30 of 33 senators, risks blurring church state lines as critics warn of political messaging on government plates.
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Jeff Jacobson
Tom Roberts
Robert Spada
North
Royalton
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Bob Taft
Sion
U.S. Supreme Court
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Hunter S Thompson obituary mourns a fearless, flawed icon
Thompson, 67, died by a self inflected gunshot at his Woody Creek Colorado compound. Tributes from Abe Peck and Bruce Morton celebrate his bold, dangerous journalism and the impact of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. His work made politics kinetic and his weirdness a defining brand, now mourned as a cautionary tale.
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Hunter S. Thompson
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The Self Harm Trend Spreads Across Schools
A cautious warning about cutting peers and teens adopting self injurious behavior. The piece cites celebrities like Christina Ricci and Princess Diana as glamorizing factors and notes credible concerns from psychiatrists and health groups. It includes a parent letter describing widespread student involvement, with calls for awareness and Self Injury Awareness Day on March 1.
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Christina Ricci
Courtney Love
Diana
Britain
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