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Opinion articles by the writers at HuntingtonDaily.com
Mia’s View: “So have you heard about …”
Although it could probably be said of many close-knit communities, the rumor mill in Huntington is never still, but perpetually grinding out both truths and falsehoods at the rate that water pours from a bottomless bucket.
Mia’s View: Justice was served
I found myself sitting on the hard, wooden pews of the Huntington County Superior Court to watch – and take the witness stand, if necessary – as my co-worker, Seth Anderson, disputed a workplace violence restraining order.
Seth’s View – The Huntington Circus comes to town
Fran Felts and Pam Fowler did more than just waste tax dollars having me questioned by the police. They also filed a “Petition of Employer for Injunction Prohibiting Violence or Threats of Violence Against Employee.”
Seth’s View – I’ve been questioned by the police, why haven’t they?
I was called down to the Huntington City Police Department Monday for questioning regarding a “‘harassment complaint” filed by County Clerk Fran Felts’ deputy clerk, Pam Fowler.
Seth’s View – A little thing about Indiana election laws
ShareOn Friday I attended the “public meeting” that the County Election Board held. I put public meeting in quotes because it wasn’t really public. The voting portion of the board (Carmen Oswalt and Carol Grove) left the room for the discussion and just came back to tell us what they decided, making me wonder if [...]
Seth’s View – Do Something Huntington
ShareOn Friday, without considering the missing candidacy on the written sign in log, without considering Cindy Klepper’s handwritten notes of who filed that day with Kris Underwood’s questionable candidacy missing, without consideration to the list released around 12:30 p.m. by the Clerk’s Office also with Underwood’s candidacy missing, without considering that County Clerk Fran Felts [...]
Seth’s View – The city sign ordinance passed, but is it constitutional?
The Huntington City Council voted 6-1 to pass the new sign ordinance on Tuesday night, with Councilman Steve McIntyre giving the only dissenting vote.
Seth’s View – Huntington’s City Sign Ordinance
Too often as citizens we allow this little by little take over of our daily lives…
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