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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2005
Page
11
The Middletown Journal provides mail and email addresses for letters to the editor, including a street address at 52 S. Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044, an email portal letters coxohio.com, a website www middletownjournal com letters, and a fax number 513 423 6940.
Readers urged to sign with full name address and daytime phone numbers for verification. Submissions may be edited for length and clarity and become property of The Middletown Journal for reuse in any medium.
The Middletown Journal notes a maxim about reputation and meaning, quoting a proverb that a good name endures beyond birth and death. It frames moral value over transient celebrations and hints at enduring character matters.
Veteran educator Elmon W. Prier urges City Council to preserve the Middletown Community Center a historic landmark in the South End. He recalls the Armco Colored Center legacy funded by Black steelworkers and asks leaders to craft a compromise with the new city manager to keep the center serving reading, math, tutoring, tax aid, crafts and youth programs.
Letter writer accuses Premier Health Partners CEO Tom Breitenbach of pushing for higher reimbursements and alleges a lack of faithful negotiation after Middletown Regional Hospital’s merger. The note claims Anthem offered 17 percent raises while PHP seeks 45 percent, and warns local patients may travel for care or lose coverage, ending with a promise to share dialogue with Anthem’s Larry Glasscock.
Readers critique school aging and spending on the Middletown admin building and urge preserving the old structure for future use after Creekview opens. They link gas prices to opinions and question levy impacts on education while noting reduced coverage of soldiers' deaths. The letters reflect local concerns over priorities and transparency.
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