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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2010
Page
2
The piece argues that freedom comes from individuals understanding liberty and self-control. It states all people are equally endowed by their Creator with rights to life and property, emphasizing personal responsibility and limited government to preserve freedom for themselves and others.
North Carolina now requires insurers to cover hearing aids for people under 21. The piece argues state mandates raise premiums, reducing choice for individuals and employers who must negotiate coverage with insurers. It suggests government should reduce mandates, not add them, despite supporting access to care.
Samantha, a fifth grader at Bessemer City Central Elementary overcoming cerebral palsy and seizures, received a pink bike worth 700 Hay Bucks from six homeroom friends. They pooled school currency earned for good behavior and bought it at Hay Mart, earning praise at Awards Day for inspiring others.
The piece argues newspapers remain essential watchdogs despite downsizing, highlighting local impact through Pulitzer winners and civic jolts in Glens Falls Tucson and Madison. It notes the rise of digital formats, citizen sourcing, blogs, and social media, with editorial pages guiding community discourse led by editors and columnists. Charlotte H. Hall of The Orlando Sentinel is named.
Reeves McGlohan, superintendent of Gaston County Schools, congratulates the Class of 2010 for earning over 33 million dollars in scholarships and invites seniors to view graduation as a start of future goals. He emphasizes continuing education, service, and personal growth as graduates prepare for college jobs or military service.
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