Submissions policy rises from Middletown Journal letters
Readers are urged to sign letters with full name, address and daytime phone for verification. Edits are made for length and clarity, concise letters more likely to be published. All submissions become the paper’s property and may be reused in any medium.
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Amy's Law and bail in Rezos case spark wide debate
Readers weigh in on enforcing existing laws for violent crimes, bail practices in Butler County, and the Amy's Law approach. A note from Linda Porter urges reform of school funding alongside tax concerns for smokeless tobacco. A Red Cross feature praises community aid and a 2005 fundraising drive. A public safety column warns parents about the dangers and legal risks of hosting underage drinking parties.
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Sound Off Letter Critiques Local Schools and Politics
A reader argues Butler County has a chain gang style oversight and questions district decisions. They accuse Middletown board of favoritism toward administrators, oppose recent levy outcomes, and condemn media and NCAA handling of Ohio State athletics.
Secret new Buffalo Nickels spark nationwide frenzy
John Thomas White of the World Reserve Monetary Exchange touts a secret to obtain Full Unbroken Bank Rolls of the new Buffalo Nickels at face value. He reports dramatic demand, claims of temporary mint sellouts, and a toll free line 1-800-235-8418 for Dept BN4958.
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