Opinion Page Intro Encourages Reader Letters to Editor
Local editorials reflect the newspaper stance while letters express individual views. Syndicated columnists present personal opinions, not the paper’s. The page invites public debate and urges readers to send letters to the editor to share opinions on issues of daily life.
Hail Mary wait as Mahoning County seeks casino license reversal
Lawrence County and Mahoning Township urge the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board to review its July denial of Endeka’s casino license bid. They allege arbitrary action and seek a court ruling to overturn the decision while noting no financial backer exists to move the project forward. The board has kept the license from changing hands, and Opponents face a high bar. The piece closes with a reminder of the First Amendment text.
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No More Muslim Appointees Spark Debate on Oath and Court Roles
A letter criticizes President Obama for nominating a Muslim to a federal court in Washington DC, arguing it conflicts with oath requirements and Muslim beliefs. The writer claims widespread radicalism and urges a 2017 administration to reverse the Obama judicial legacy with Scalia as a model.
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Community letters must be signed with full name and verifiable contact details including a phone number and address. Anonymous submissions will not be published and letters may be edited for style and grammar. limit 300 words and send to New Castle News or email nceditor@ncnewsonline.com.
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What is our burden and passion in a polarizing moment
Matt and Stacey Ayars of Emmaus Biblical Seminary of Haiti urge Christians to guard language, align passions with Jesus, and prioritize gospel obedience over civil or economic concerns. They call readers to reconcile lives, avoid careless words, and spread faith through discipleship.
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