Opinion
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Carl Weaver has inspired many at GHS
Goshen High School teacher Carl Weaver has created one of the most successful science program in the United States, and we, on behalf of the thousands of students who have experienced the program, thank him.
- Don't let acts of terror crimp life's positives
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Use of guns by Goshen teens a frightening act
The pictures of four of five suspects in Sunday night’s shooting of three teens in Goshen look more like sophomore yearbook photos than mug shots. We wish they were.
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Use of guns by Goshen teens a frightening act
The pictures of four of five suspects in Sunday night’s shooting of three teens in Goshen look more like sophomore yearbook photos than mug shots. We wish they were.
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There is plenty of good in our community
Negativity can leave one with an appetite for some good news. We say dine at The Goshen News.
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These threats of school violence are a sad reality
The potential for catastrophic violence in our schools is very real in this day and age. The tragic events at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., back in 1999 opened our eyes to that.
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Technology makes cursive unnecessary
Technology is continuing its inexorable march through modern society, bringing new, exciting opportunities and leaving many people who are skittish about change, nervous and anxious. The move away from cursive writing is a classic example of how technology is changing our world.
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Let’s think more about putting more guns in schools
Imagine an armed individual enters a school intent on havoc and mass death. Before that plan can be carried out, however, someone else within the school who’s equipped with a firearm shoots the intruder.
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GOP can't get together on budget proposals
As usual in the General Assembly, there are three different budget plans.
Senate Republicans unveiled their $29.5 billion budget Thursday and it was noticeably different than the budget proposed by Republican Gov. Mike Pence and the House Republicans’ version. -
Common sense can give rescue workers a break
Scanners of emergency radio traffic are fixtures in newspaper offices, and The Goshen News editorial department is no exception. The devices guide news staffers to crash, crime and fire scenes. They help us know what’s happening and where.
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