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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2004
Page
13
The Middletown Journal invites letters to the editor from readers and provides mailing, email, and fax contacts at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044. Email letters to coxohio.com and submit via www middletownjournal.com/letters for publication consideration.
The Middletown Journal states letters must include full name, address and daytime phone, are accepted until noon October 27, and become the paper’s property upon submission for possible reuse in any medium.
A Middletown Journal brief notes a biblical verse citation on page A13. The line “They will proclaim his righteousness to a people yet unborn—for he has done it” reflects a religious or commemorative context in the edition.
Middletown voters face a choice on November 2 to approve Issue 2 in Warren County, funding a 10 year street improvement plan worth 2.9 million annually, leveraging up to 20 million more from grants, and improving about 7 percent of roads yearly while preserving 500,000 current funds. City Manager Ron Olson notes budget strains but urges yes to protect safety and revitalization.
A Franklin City Board of Education letter urges voters to approve a November levy to fund district improvements and protect students. The piece defends leadership, addresses criticism of a merger, and calls for community backing to ensure safe, well‑resourced classrooms for all children.
A reader critique channel covers clergy tax status for political talk, firearm use versus liability, reactions to Kerry and Bush supporters, Middletown Journal editorials on Franklin merger and school levy, postal worker hours, and Pee Wee football fees. The letter reflects citizen frustration with taxes war policy local governance and public services.
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