Middletown Journal Leadership Names
Ann Hoffman serves as publisher of the Middletown Journal, a paper founded in 1857. M. David Goodwin is named editor with Michael Williams as editorial page editor.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2005
Page
10
Ann Hoffman serves as publisher of the Middletown Journal, a paper founded in 1857. M. David Goodwin is named editor with Michael Williams as editorial page editor.
The Franklin Board should name an interim leader after Kim Gray departs but delay permanent replacement until after the November race. Editorial notes board shakeups, tax-levy battles, and the August levy as priorities, urging a post election decision by a newly constituted board.
In Fairfield and across Ohio, residents and officials reflect on war loss, culture, land rezoning, policing, school closures, and technology. Quotes touch on a fallen soldier, Star Wars, environmental concerns, paintball gun safety, Hunter Elementary zoning, and safety over revenue.
Washington Post summary notes a 5-4 Supreme Court decision that commerce power trumps the 21st Amendment in restricting direct interstate wine sales. The ruling split justices along liberal conservative lines, highlighting ongoing debate over judicial activism and original intent while recalling the temper of alcohol regulation history.
The piece praises the film Crash for its interwoven stories of race culture and prejudice. It highlights ensemble stars like Don Cheadle Sandra Bullock Brendan Fraser Larenz Tate Matt Dillon and Ludacris and argues the film exposes readers to the pain and humanity of others. It ends with a call to see beyond appearances and recognize shared humanity.
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