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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2015
Page
4
A Yeats aphorism reflects on human connection stating there are no strangers only friends yet to meet. The line emphasizes openness and community, urging readers to consider every person as a potential friend and ally.
Profiles highlight Angelique Henderson and Marcus Steadman among graduates who overcame adversity with support from teachers counselors and faith leaders. The Gazette notes their future plans at Pembroke and Berea College while praising other students who faced challenges such as bullying teen parenthood and physical disabilities.
More than 2,100 Gaston County high school seniors will graduate today with about 43 million dollars in scholarships. Students plan to attend UNC, N C State, Duke, Wake Forest, Yale, Fordham, Syracuse, Georgia Tech and Loyola Marymount among others. The district honors academic athletes artists and volunteers and urges lifelong learning as graduates begin new journeys. Superintendent W Jeffrey Booker offers congratulations and a wish for future success.
Robert Kellogg of Gastonia argues against a county committee researching a subsidy to encourage adoption. He says public funds should not pay for a noble act and warns taxpayers will bear costs while outcomes remain uncertain. He notes federal tax breaks already exist and urges voter input.
A letter defends ex chief Charlie Franklin as honest and says the Belmont city council erred in firing him. It criticizes City Manager Barry Webb for DWI charges and questions mayoral actions at road checkpoints. The writer asserts Franklin used his authority to weed out problem officers and demands accountability.
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