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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2013
Page
4
A brief Thought For Today quotes Sir Arthur Wing Pinero stating that the future is merely the past entered through another gate. The note highlights the English dramatist born in 1855 and died in 1934.
The county park in Dallas faced debate as 144 Canada geese were captured and killed after repeated droppings complaints. Parks and Recreation Director Cathy Hart defended the decision noting ongoing efforts to deter geese with power washing, fencing, repellents, taller grass, and egg removal while readers of The Gazette reflected strong opinions on the issue.
Gaston County citizens discuss tax policy with a councilman proposing tax base growth over higher rates. The letter suggests selling county land and building to the hospital and reducing government control, claiming it funds raises for employees and avoids higher rates. Gallagher, a Gastonia councilman, writes from Gastonia.
Gaston County resident Jessica Underwood protests the killing of more than 100 geese at Dallas Park urging wildlife conservation. She laments habitat loss and calls for ethical treatment of animals while reflecting on conservation and biblical perspectives.
Anthony W. Goff argues religion faces unprecedented challenge in the United States. He cites lawsuits over contraceptive mandates, fears of same sex wedding rulings, and IRS scrutiny of religious groups. He warns churches risk losing moral voice as government and culture push secular policies.
A public broadcast row shows county officials clashing as commissioners push taxes and pressure for changes. Karen Webster Turner commends Joe Carpenter and Tom Keigher for resisting a closed session, while Deeda Sanford and others question the need for Jan Winters. Keith Lyon criticizes following Carpenter’s development plan and calls for change.
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