Middletown Journal Founder and editorial leadership
The Middletown Journal, established in 1857, lists Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal, established in 1857, lists Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor.
Editorial stresses the Florida murder of Jessica Lunsford by a registered offender prompts scrutiny of tracking practices nationwide. It cites Butler County Ohio officials, discusses electronic bracelets versus implants, urges effective public notification, and argues knowledge outweighs high tech in protecting children.
Judge Michael Sage called fellow county Common Pleas judges gutless and cowardly for voting to explore alternatives to the live court reporter program. Sage's email criticized the group for voting without him after he left a meeting. The debate centers on cost and a pilot program nearly three years old.
A commentary on the Nazi web site naz.org influencing Jeff Weise, a 16-year-old from the Red Lake Reservation, and the lure of white supremacist groups. The piece notes Weise’s ache to belong, his rejection of Native peers, and the broader challenge of multicultural integration amid online recruitment.
The writer recounts sitting with dying loved ones, noting how the experience changes a person. He learns to face death with practical resolve, values life more deeply, and seeks forgiveness and clear directives while guiding others’ presence and the final scene. He reflects on empathy, memory, and self-discovery through grief.
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