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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2016
Page
4
Lucy C. Talley is identified as publisher with Michael Smith serving as personal executive editor in the leadership byline. The note outlines top editorial roles at the Talley publication.
The Fayetteville Observer argues North Carolina must address chromium-6 contamination in wells near coal ash storage and coal ash dangers. It calls for immediate safety standards, widespread testing, affordable water testing, filtration options, and financing for public water systems, stressing public safety over politics.
Gayle Miele of Gastonia urges Gaston County residents to vote for Rebecca Schwindeman citing years of advocacy for students parents and stakeholders and her role in promoting positive changes to steer the district in the right direction.
Eric Risner quotes Alisha Jenkins on Facebook praising a state-of-the-art ER while criticizing Garden Parkway as a loss of greenspace. She argues new housing worsens congestion and strains schools police and fire responders amid ongoing road headaches between Charlotte and Gaston County.
Comments from Christina Hawley Casey Featherstone Mantooth Sharon Utiss and Denna Philbeck question how a paramedic could take diphenhydramine or fentanyl noting med counts at shift change and the need for audits. The discussion highlights concerns about narcotics documentation and accountability in EMS operations.
Tom Campbell reviews a Raleigh mock debate at the North Carolina Museum of History where actors Bill Barker and Steve Hallway portray Jefferson and Adams. The piece highlights contrasts between Federalist and Democratic Republican viewpoints, civil discourse, and lessons for the 2016 vote, urging Americans to pursue compromise and constitutional fidelity.
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