Middletown Journal Letters Address and Contact Info
The Middletown Journal provides contact details for letters to the editor including postal address 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 email letters coxohio com and a web address www middletownjournal com/letters plus a fax number 513 423 6940 for submissions.
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Middletown Journal accepts letters to editor for publication
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Proverbs Wisdom Citation On Trust And Righteousness
A concise biblical verse compares trust in wealth with righteousness, stating those who rely on riches will fall while the righteous flourish like a green leaf, illustrating moral contrast between material dependence and virtuous steadiness.
Straw that broke camel’s back letters on city issues
A reader vents on multiple city service failures from a water boil advisory miscommunication to bus routes road work and snow removal. They allege lack of notices, delayed lift notification, and postal delays, then mockingly note tax time demands. The piece lampoons city responsiveness and public services.
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Public Works
Caprice Drive
Cincinnati Dayton Road
Caprice
Redesigning High Schools for the 21st Century
Bill Gates argues for a national overhaul of high schools to ensure all students graduate college or work ready. He cites data on dropout rates, equity gaps, and successful district reforms like Kansas City Kansas public schools, urging universal college prep, data transparency, and bold state interventions to close opportunity gaps. Los Angeles Times.
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New York
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Microsoft
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Sound Off on Bush Tax Breaks and School Funding
A reader voices frustration over tax breaks for the wealthy while veterans seniors and the poor face health and education costs. The letter also calls for road cleanup on South University Boulevard requests wheel wash or paving at a local scrap yard and questions the war stance amid casualties.
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Robin Hoodwinker
Robin Hood
Iraq
South University Boulevard
Logan Avenue
Roosevelt Boulevard
Regulax claims for all natural digestive cleanse
An all natural herbal formula named Regulax promises gentle cleansing of the digestive tract to relieve constipation bloating gas and irritable bowels. It asserts toxin removal improves digestion mood energy and weight control with no side effects.
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