To the publisher:
Good deeds go a long way. I am tremendously humbled by your good deeds, on behalf of The Daily Citizen, to offer newspaper subscriptions at the more than reasonable three-month rate of $1 to metro Dalton citizens drawing unemployment insurance.
Thank you for your foresight in understanding the value of news and information, especially in the lives of motivated job seekers. Thank you for your compassion to assist and support job seekers as they negotiate an often frustrating recession.
Godspeed in your efforts to be a resource to the people of Murray and Whitfield counties. May your efforts continue to be blessings to those in need. May The Daily Citizen continue to be a beacon of information, news and hope.
Michael L. Thurmond
Georgia Labor Commissioner
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We are fourth-grade students at Brookwood Elementary School. Most students have a passion for diving into a good book. Some students at our school do not have books to dive into. Other students, who have books, need new ones to read.
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