I guess the point of the Newburyport Current’s editorial, “Another anti-Obama overreaction,” and John Burciaga’s, “Goodbye to town hall meetings from hell,” is that those of us in disagreement with Mr. Obama are fair game for any cheap shot that comes to mind.
The editorial “only” describes us as, “hysterical,” while Mr. Burciaga chooses; “politically unwashed, [...]
Entries Tagged as ‘Newburyport Current’
April 24, 2009
Why Not Celebrate the Creator as Well as the Creation During Earth Week?
“Down to Earth,” by Barbara Taormina in the April 17th Newburyport Current informs readers that there will be a 10-day celebration of the planet.
Let’s face it, isn’t Earth Day (Week?) just a fancy name for spring cleaning?
Most people out there cleaning up the outdoors on their property and in other parts of Newburyport could care [...]
February 27, 2009
Whose Fault is that 292-Foot Wind Turbine??
That 292-foot high wind turbine is quite a sight, isn’t it? Try NOT looking at it when you ride along Route One in Newburyport.
The Current hit the target when they referred to it as, “A 292-foot mistake,” on their February 27th editorial page.
But whose mistake was it? The editorial leaves the impression that Mark Richey and his [...]
December 21, 2007
Extend the school day? Only if………………..
When an editorial starts with, “It should be obvious…” you would expect that the conclusion drawn thereafter would be exactly that. Not in the case of The Newburyport Current editorial ( “More time, better scores” ) put forth on December 6th.
The editor’s contention is that putting students and teachers in classrooms longer will “obviously” produce [...]
November 16, 2007
Opening Pitch for Override?
I read, “Hopping: $$ woes hurting Nock,” in the November 9, 2007 issue of the Newburyport Current and immediately thought of major league baseball. I couldn’t help but think that the Rupert Nock principal had been designated to throw out the first pitch on opening day of the push for an override.
Cry “wolf,” early, loudly, [...]