Middletown Journal Letters Address Details
The Middletown Journal provides contact avenues for letters to the editor including mail at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 email letters coxohio com online form at www middletownjournal com letters and a fax number 513 423 6940 for submission.
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Middletown Journal Calls for Public Letter Submissions
Readers are invited to send concise letters with full name address and daytime phone number for verification. Submissions become property of The Middletown Journal and may be edited for length and reused in any medium.
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Righteous Hold To Ways Grow Stronger By Clean Hands
A faithful proverb notes that the righteous maintain their path and those with clean hands gain strength. The line emphasizes steadfast conduct and renewed resilience for believers and moral observers alike.
The Face of Television Through Time and Opinion
James B. Ewers Jr. reflects on how television has transformed from limited broadcasts to 24 hour news and cable channels. He notes shifts in content, presentation, and public influence, urging viewers to stay discerning while acknowledging personal growth and enduring control over what to watch.
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Readers praise new Middletown school and unite for future
A letter writer urges residents to celebrate a brand new Middletown school and to view the levy as benefiting all families. The author counters Rosedale anger, notes other elementary needs, and backs Dr Price and the school board for saving money while delivering modern facilities for the whole community.
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Sound Off on Pools and City Council Passions in Middletown
Community letters blame red light funds for pool closings and mock council decisions. Writers urge privatization and weekend openings, cite racism accusations, and query alternative swimming options as budget strains rise.
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