Roses
• To Logansport Memorial Hospital, which delivered cases of fresh fruit along with cash donations to five food pantries in Cass and Carroll counties last week. Donations went to The Salvation Army, Emmaus Mission Center and the Walton, Delphi and Flora food pantries. The hospital and its employees partnered with SYSCO Foods Inc. to organize the effort, and deliveries were made to each location Friday afternoon. The gifts were yet another sign that the hospital takes seriously its mission to protect the health and welfare of the community it serves.
• To Scott Berkshire and Brett Stines, two Federal Mogul employees who were honored last week with the Medal for Lifesaving, the highest honor presented by the American Red Cross. The two men were credited with saving the life of Linda Brady, a co-worker who suffered a heart attack while at work. Thanks to their efforts, Brady was on hand for last week’s ceremony to thank them again for their efforts.
• To the organizers of last week’s county basketball tournament. For the first time in its five-year history, the event featured all four county high schools. We would have loved to see some larger crowds, but those who turned out for the games certainly got their money’s worth. Thanks to the sponsoring Logansport Savings Bank and others involved in making the event a success.
Thorns
• To the gang bangers who apparently set fire to a Logansport man’s car this week. Police have recovered the gas can used in starting the blaze. Our hope is that they’ll be able to track down the culprits. Logansport doesn’t need this sort of activity.
Opinion
Thorns & Roses Dec. 12
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An outstanding community effort
United Way of Cass County announced this week that it had raised more than $600,000 in its most recent campaign. The campaign’s success is a testament to the generosity of local residents and to the great work of the United Way and its member agencies.
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Thorns & Roses
Thorns & Roses is our staff’s compilation of the best and worst of the week, but if you have your own nominations, feel free to send them along for publication in our Public Forum. Submissions of up to 400 words may be addressed to Pharos-Tribune, 517 E.
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Another step forward for local trails
Local officials broke ground this week on the planned Eel River Run from downtown to Riverside Park. The project will expand a trail system of which the community can be proud.
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White should not return to office
The conviction of Indiana’s secretary of state on charges of voter fraud has left Republicans and Democrats fighting over who will hold the office. No matter how the fight comes out, Charlie White’s ouster from office should be permanent.
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Even in names, Eli beats Peyton
Columnist Dave Kitchell looks at the names of Cass County's babies in 2011 - and the effect they may have had on the Super Bowl.
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Public forum
Letters of up to 400 words may be submitted to Public Forum, Pharos-Tribune, 517 E. Broadway, Logansport IN 46947. The email address is publicforum@pharostribune.com, and the fax number is 574-732-5070.
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A grand success for Indianapolis
The just-ended Super Bowl was the result of decades of preparation. Indianapolis left a great impression on the thousands of visitors who descended on the city.
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Public forum
Letters of up to 400 words may be submitted to Public Forum, Pharos-Tribune, 517 E. Broadway, Logansport IN 46947. The email address is publicforum@pharostribune.com, and the fax number is (574) 732-5070.
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Public forum
Letters of up to 400 words may be submitted to Public Forum, Pharos-Tribune, 517 E. Broadway, Logansport IN 46947. The email address is publicforum@pharostribune.com, and the fax number is (574) 732-5070.
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