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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2012
Page
2
The Gaston Gazette provides contact methods for service, advertising, and news, plus a note on delivery failures and call centers. It states postal regulations require prepaid subscriptions and carriers act as independent contractors. Address changes go to P O Box 1538 Gastonia NC 28053.
Home delivery subscribers see a rate note for a holiday. The offer lists $1.50 for Sunday and $1.50 for Thanksgiving Day. Readers are advised to check The Gazette each day to see if they are a winner.
Readers are invited to submit photographs of their holiday decorations to Kellis Gazette for publication. Send images and brief captions to the listed address to be featured in upcoming pages.
An online poll asks readers if they will miss the Riverview Inn after it closes. It invites participation with a call to vote and notes no prior visit is required.
Community leaders in Gaston County consider expanding parks, arguing additional green space supports health, housing, and recreation. Opponents worry about funding, maintenance, and impact on taxes, urging careful planning and stakeholder input.
Online reader comments mourn the iconic Riverview fish camp as it shuts its doors after decades. Patrons recall childhood memories and speculate on future use of the land, from condos to a new business, while former workers share boomer nostalgia and long ties to the place.
On this day events include John Milton's birth in 1608 and Alfred Tennyson's 1854 Charge of the Light Brigade poem. The Petrified Forest was named a national park in 1962. A 1984 Kuwaiti jet hijacking ended in Tehran. In 1992 Charles and Diana separated. Trent Lott apologized in 2002 for praise of Thurmond.
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