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Editorial: Making the case for local professional journalism

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By Peter Clark, Margaret Magee, Dennis Fox, Peter Davis
| The Sheridan Press Verified
One of the reasons we joined The Sheridan Press Editorial Advisory board is because we believe that local journalism is the heartbeat of healthy communities. Professional, local journalism is important to the life of communities. It is a public good, like good roads and clean water. It is more than just reporting, it is a glue that keeps communities connected because it shares experiences and issues that affect the communities. It reports on births, deaths and little league baseball scores.
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Campus antisemitism: 'social justice' gone haywire

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By Peter Clark
| American Thinker Verified
Since the start of the Israel-Hamas War in October, there has been a notable spike in antisemitism on college campuses across the U.S. Reports have found that 73% of Jewish students have witnessed or experienced antisemitism on American campuses this academic year. An alarming 54% of surveyed Jewish college attendees do not feel safe on campus.
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Town Meeting Hobbles Personnel Decisions

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By Peter Clark
| The Enterprise News Verified
If you needed advice buying a car, would you want to be required to have two or three meetings with an adviser who was available only every six months? And what if that adviser didn’t really have much knowledge about cars or preferred that you just stick with the junker you have? That is what happens when we involve Town Meeting inappropriately in personnel decisions.
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