Local Opinion Letters Spur Public Debate on Life Issues
The local newspaper runs editorials and opinion letters from syndicated columnists and residents alike. Readers are invited to share views in letters to the editor to fuel a community discussion on daily life and national matters.
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New Castle touts Panella code supervisor move
Our Opinion questions the process behind appointing Mark Panella as code enforcement supervisor in New Castle. The plan saves at least 27000 annually versus a full time director, but the public was not informed in a public meeting or notice. Concerns linger about transparency and public access to the decision and accountability for who leads the code department.
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New Castle
Mark Panella
Panella
Sharon
Anthony Mastrangelo
FBI
The People Speak Editor reflects on labor unions' role
A reader praises unions for strengthening America and expanding the middle class. The letter cites leaders like John L. Lewis Sol Dubinsky George Meany Walter Reuther and A Philip Randolph, notes gains in wages and conditions, and highlights unions in auto manufacturing garment workbuilding trades and steel industries.
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America
John L. Lewis
Sol Dubinsky
George Meany
Walter Ruether
Samuel
New York
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
New York City
Afl-Cio
Suburbia
A. Phillip Randolph
Brotherhood of
Pullman Porters
May the Rolling Mills
Middletown
Ohio
Emery J. Yuhasz Jr
New Castle
Admitting Wrong: Gospel Healing Through Honest Confession
The piece explores human pride and the difficulty of admitting fault, noting Bible figures like David and Peter. It argues confession invites Jesus into our brokenness, yielding healing, with Matt and Stacey Ayars at Emmaus Biblical Seminary of Haiti as contact points and daily life updates from their blogs.
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Solomon
Aaron
Peter
Jesus
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Stacey Ayars
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Hillary Clinton cited for imperiousness in email controversy
The piece argues Hillary Clinton's perceived arrogance underpins questions about her ethics and honesty. It highlights alleged tantrums and Secret Service friction, plus critique of her health care reform initiative and stubborn defense of using personal email for official work.
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White House
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Washington
John Magaw
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Hillary
Congress
Senate
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