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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2004
Page
11
Mail to The Middletown Journal Letters to the Editor at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 Email letters coxohio com or visit www middletownjournal com letters Fax number 513 423 6940 for submissions and feedback.
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A reflective column notes three Massachusetts teens who died by their own actions within days of each other. It urges open discussion of adolescent depression, acknowledges stigma, and highlights the need for treatment, awareness, and memorializing their lives while addressing the root causes.
The author argues that cell phones erode decisive planning, turning outings into a sequence of round‑robin calls for alternatives. Plans drift between Plan B and Plan G as friends coordinate through walkie‑talkie like updates, broadcasting positions and locations to synchronize movements.
A fragment reflects a wary view of wealth as fleeting. The speaker notes riches vanish quickly as if they sprout wings and fly to the sky like an eagle. The line suggests warning against valuing wealth over enduring things.
Reader highlights 233 veterans buried at Pioneer Cemetery with no flag or memorial and asks how to contact the improvement committee. Other letters praise Police Chief Becker, urge continued fire staffing, critique Shared Harvest Food Bank efforts, comment on religion politics, and note faith-based views.
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