Graduations in Warren County Need Calendar Spacing
Editorial notes concern over 2016 17 graduation scheduling for Warren County and Skyline high schools. Reads propose separate start times 830 a.m. and 1 p.m. or evening to ease traffic and attendance. Calls for optional national anthem tradition at ceremonies next year.
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Public Forum welcomes letters to the editor
The Warren Sentinel invites readers to send letters to the editor for our Public Forum. Please include your name, full address, and a telephone number for verification. Submissions may be edited for length or content and should not exceed 300 words.
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Differing views of democracy across Chester Street
Readers debate the June 1 War Sentinel piece on Trump protesters and backers. The letter asserts opposite sides of the street hold divergent democracy ideas, criticizing Len Sharp for inviting neighbors to join a vigil with controversial Trump and Pence signs.
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The Idiocy of Fallen Mankind
A reflective lament on modern society abandoning biblical commandments and public display of scripture. The author contrasts supposed biblical order with mass killings lies and lawsuits, calling leaders and progressives blind to spiritual decline.
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Graduation controversy over missing national anthem at Warren County and Skyline
A reader criticizes Warren County High School and Skyline High School for not playing the national anthem at graduation. They say the ceremony offered only a flag display and did not recognize the country, calling the omission a disgrace.
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Don’t Put Solar Farms on Prime Agricultural Land
A second solar farm near Double Toll Gate in White Post would cover 202 acres of Clarke County farmland with hundreds of thousands of black panels in 15 foot arrays surrounded by razor wire. Opponents warn it would damage topsoil, require mowing or herbicides, and decommissioning could destroy land. they urge rooftop or marginal land use and caution about county zoning changes and wider lease pressures on farmers.
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