Middletown Journal Editorial Leadership
Middletown Journal announces Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor, marking leadership roles for the historic newspaper founded in 1857.
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Michael Williams
Protecting tsunami orphans and river gauges in Ohio
Editorials urge action against child trafficking post tsunami and call for accurate river level data. Ohio State athletics leadership praise cited amid retirement talk, while national elections confusion over Ohio voting procedures is noted.
Ohio waste study shows 60 percent recyclable, yet low recycling rate
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources spent $100,000 to collect and analyze trash from 11 landfills and three transfer stations in 2003. Result showed about 60 percent of residential and commercial waste could be recycled, while Ohio has spent over $40 million since 1980 on recycling campaigns.
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Through trying times honoring Middletown coaches and staff
Bishop RupoLPH Princie Middletown salutes Middletown boys basketball coaches Bonai Parker Kee Doug Jemison and Preston with staff for patience courage love and faith amidst trying times. He praises teachers board of education city leaders police and firefighters for keeping community safe.
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Parker
Kee
Doug
Douglas Jemison
Preston
Board of Education
Generational Gap On Leaving Home In Modern America
Rowland Nethaway weighs how today’s middle class raises children under constant guidance and praise. He contrasts this with the Greatest Generation’s lessons of independence forged in the Depression and wartime hardships, sharing a personal memory of his father urging self-reliance and planful futures.
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Rowland Nethaway
Waco
Texas
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Trenton Mennonite Church dedicates new Fellowship Hall
The Trenton Mennonite Church marked its 1819 roots with a dedicated Fellowship Hall on Sunday November 14 2004 at 10 40 am led by Pastor Glenn Martin. The program featured Central District Mennonite U S A greetings former pastor Claire Oskinosky and performances by Richard and Judy Schlub with organists and pianists. The ceremony followed by tours and a catered meal as the church expands to serve the growing community with plans including Butler County Head Start preschoolers.
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Glenn Martin
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Judy Schlub
Lois Wenger
Don Imhoff
Geri Ehresman
Bob Harbaum
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Trenton
Strassburg
Germany
Butler County
Christian Augspurger
Collinsville
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Jacob
Gephart Road
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Wayne- Madison Road
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E. Main St
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Christian Holly
Peter Kennel
Butler County Head Start
Roger L. Miller
Middletown
Letters Policy for Middletown Journal Readers
The Middletown Journal outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Include full name address and daytime phone, sign the letter, and expect edits for length and clarity. All submissions become property of the newspaper and may be reused in any medium.
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