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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2014
Page
4
The New Castle News public letters policy asks contributors to mail signed letters up to 300 words to the editor at P O Box 60 New Castle Pennsylvania 16103 or email.
The May primary turnout in Lawrence County is labeled low or dismal by some, with 17 percent participation. The piece notes Democratic turnout edged Republican by three points due to four Democratic governor candidates versus two for Republicans, and one disqualified candidate on the GOP side. It attributes turnout largely to candidates, office contested, public mood, and the presidential election typically driving the highest turnout, plus a core group that votes in every election.
Columnist Robert Lind announces his retirement from the Saturday Sermon after more than 40 years. He thanks publishers, editors, and readers and notes his granddaughter Stacey and her husband Matt, who run Emmaus Biblical Seminary in Haiti, will take over. He expresses gratitude and faith, says it is time to hand the column to others, and signs off with blessings.
Stacey and Matt Ayars discuss how the Holy Spirit marks a new season initiated by Jesus forgiveness. Living according to the Spirit means loving and forgiving as God does, with the Spirit dwelling in believers as God’s presence, shaping eternal cleansing and freedom from self and violence.
A essay cites studies showing hand writing enhances brain activity and memory, while note taking by hand improves learning. It notes hand crafted tools like razors and looms, embroidery, sewing, and typewriters yield more tactile, personalized results, warning of future loss of dexterity as toddlers use iPads.
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