Letters to the Editor Middletown Journal Contact Info
The Middletown Journal provides contact channels for readers to send Letters to the Editor by mail at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 or by email to letters coxohio com and via the newspaper’s web page at www middletownjournal com letters. Fax is available at 513 423 6940 for submissions.
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Middletown Journal Opens Letters for Publication Policy
Readers are asked to sign with full name address and daytime phone for verification. Submissions may be edited for length and clarity and become property of The Middletown Journal. They will not be returned and may be reused in any medium.
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Wiseman Quote Echoes A Rich Man and Discernment
A Middletown Journal excerpt presents the adage that a rich man may be wise in his own eyes while a poor man with discernment sees through him, reflecting a proverb-like reflection within the publication.
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Save the Newspapers Plan and Outrage over Declining Circulation
A satirical, opinion-piece call to halt the slide of newspaper readership. It offers a seven point program including government support to limit supply, a Strategic Newspaper Reserve, education to teach reading newspapers, and appeals to First Amendment lawyers, citing Floyd Abrams and Michael Kinsley. The author laments dwindling audiences and mocks the idea that the digital age can erase a traditional press.
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Who Wins and What They Win in Our School Funding Battle
A reader questions who benefits from tax burdens tied to school funding across Edgewood and county districts. The letter urges community leaders to demand fair financing, proposes a per lot fee to ease taxpayer load, and calls for a statewide resolution. It also reflects memories of polio and critiques on court reporting and national policy.
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Middletown readers praise, critique, and budget focus
Letters from readers urge potential school board candidacy, praise local leaders, and condemn policies. Citizens urge efforts to fix school funding, criticize tax hikes, traffic cameras, and nursing recognition while recalling past support for levies and questioning council accountability.
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