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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2007
Page
9
The Gazette proclaims its purpose to inform readers so they can promote freedom and urges others to see its blessings. It champions individual rights and self control, asserting people are equally endowed by their Creator with life property and freedom, not by government.
Maine Troop Greeters who welcomed almost 500000 service members with homemade cookies and fudge at Bangor International Airport face a food safety crackdown. Officials cite liability and strict handling rules, while volunteers and troops are left to weigh risks against tradition.
A commentary compares ozone alert flags with terrorism and Amber alerts. It argues both sides warn residents but risk causing confusion about safety levels. Officials differ on adding more warning layers. judgment and public trust may guide future choices.
Diane Glass argues Florida's new directive to relocate gopher tortoises threatens private land values and economic growth. She cites permit costs, blood tests, and long delays as barriers, contrasting environmental goals with property rights and the state’s budget. Shaunti Feldhahn supports moving tortoises, urging balance between conservation and economic realities.
DARRELL L. COGGINS of Dallas critiques the Pilgrim Baptist Church blackface performance arguing it honored black hymns and was not racist while activist John Barnett of Al Sharpton allies seeks a meeting. He contrasts with Gaston County official Hugh Grant’s embezzlement charges and calls for accountability.
Bridget Allen and Christopher Crews thank Mike Price and Kinzie Moe for a June 9 evening that fulfilled Christopher's wish to ride a horse despite his brain virus. Donna sang a special song. the family recalls a warm, respectful night in Mount Holly and honors Maj. Harry Sturgis and Lowell residents for remembering veterans.
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