Thought for Today by Julia Kavanagh
A brief reflection on the power of subtle gestures to convey meaning and offense. The quote notes that a polite insult, conveyed through a glance or smile, can be more cutting than direct hostility.
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The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2013
Page
4
Veterans deserve faster VA disability claims processing
Our views condemn the VA backlog as a national outrage. The piece cites average waits over 300 days, with senators noting many claims taking 800 to over 1,000 days. It urges action, recalling Memorial Day respect for fallen veterans and demanding timely decisions and higher accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Veterans Administration
Eric Shinseki
Barack Obama
U.S
Shinseki
Afghanistan
Iraq
Harvard University
Community partners take a stand against teen pregnancy
Gaston County Health Department and partners promote teen pregnancy prevention through programs, Teen Wellness Centers, and the Gaston Youth Connected initiative funded by a 5.8 million CDC grant. Teen health advocates provide confidential services and education while seeking to reduce teen pregnancy rates, now at record lows for the second year.
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Health Department
Gaston County
Board of Health
North Carolina
Gaston Youth Connected
GYC
Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Campaign of
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Gaston
Gaston County Health Department
Chris Dobbins
Chris.dobbins
Preferences of gun enthusiasts win over park goers at Rankin Lake
Letter from T. E. Smith of Gastonia argues the City of Gastonia favored a vocal minority over the majority in changing firing range hours by Rankin Lake Park. He notes the park and range share ownership, disputes heritage, and says the debate centered on noise not rights. He urges residents to visit and calls for a peace period May through October.
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Rankin Lake Park
Gastonia
T. E. Smith
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