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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2005
Page
12
The Middletown Journal announces changes in leadership and editorial roles withAnn Hoffman as Publisher, M David Goodwin as Editor, and Michael Williams overseeing the Editorial Page.
Middletown Area United Way and United Way of Greater Cincinnati plan for a campaign starting September 1 with a reduced goal likely down about 140000 from prior years. Major donor AK Steel pledges support despite layoffs as Fluor Fernald closure threatens additional shortfall totaling across partners and agencies reliant on funding.
An aging nonprofit hospice in Dayton once known for compassionate, unyielding care now faces staffing turnover and questions about balance between patient care and financial discipline. Critics urge transparent dialogue with staff and public while managers seek sustainable efficiency without losing core service. The debate centers on preserving dignity in dying while ensuring sound business practices.
The ongoing immigration debate centers on enforcement versus feasibility. Pro enforcement advocates push stronger border control, tougher employer checks, and a broader crackdown, while opponents warn that high costs and economic incentives render enforcement alone ineffective and favor a guest worker pathway and eventual legalization. Ronald Brownstein analyzes competing proposals and the likely congressional moves this week.
Elmon W. Prier reflects on South Florida’s rapid gentrification and demographic shifts from Liberty City home to new condos. He notes skyrocketing prices from 137 000 to 339 000, cranes in downtown rehab, Cuban and Haitian arrivals, two Miami Heat arenas, daily rain, and persistent crime while recalling a porch story of blended neighbors and lingering smells of home cooked meals.
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