Gaston Gazette Opinion: Reader Feedback Requested
Publisher Lucy C Talley invites reader voices on GastonGazette.com opinion page. Editor Hunter Bretzius notes opportunity to share perspectives on local issues and community concerns.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2016
Page
4
Publisher Lucy C Talley invites reader voices on GastonGazette.com opinion page. Editor Hunter Bretzius notes opportunity to share perspectives on local issues and community concerns.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Gaston seek 110000 to sustain after school and academic programs at three locations. Since starting, 226 kids joined, 93 percent advanced a grade, 100 percent of seniors graduated, and 68 percent earned GPA B or higher. Contacts: Anna Farr, Chad Melvin, 704-864-6161, bgcgreatergaston.com.
Readers discuss bond amounts in DUI cases in Gaston County, questioning fairness and recidivism. They mention Mrs. McClain from High Shoals Elementary with fond memories, and note parental and community reactions to recent events and schooling.
The excerpt presents the First Amendment prohibition on establishing religion and protecting free exercise of religion, free press, speech, assembly, and petition. It outlines core civil liberties restricting government actions and affirming individuals' rights.
James F. Burns reflects on John Burns of the 140th Pennsylvania Volunteers and Leigh Whitaker of the 21st Infantry, 24th Division, describing grueling marches in Civil War Gettysburg and Korean War Korea. He recalls endurance, improvised medical care, faith, and casualities, ending with memoirs of postwar recognition and family legacy.
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