Letters

I would like to honor the remarkable legacy of one of the pillars of our community, Erline Binkley. For more than 44 years, Erline has been the picture of integrity and loyalty, serving tirelessly as treasurer and human resources director at Lima Community Church of the Nazarene. She has touched countless lives along the way.

In November, even though my daughter has academic and social challenges, she mustered the courage to address the Elida school board about the district’s bathroom policy and the related harassment she had received from both a teacher and principal. Her public remarks set the stage for retaliation.

I am somewhat disappointed in some of our Democrat officials for calling for our President to remove himself from office.

Every time average Americans walk into a bank, they see a sign, prominently displayed saying the FDIC insures their deposits up to $250,000.

The Republican Project 2025 plan lays out exactly what they will do in the next Republican administration. You WILL see these changes.

I would like to take this time to thank all those who deliver our mail.

I resent the scathing article (Anti-abortion movement making big play to thwart citizen initiatives on reproductive rights, The Lima News, June 17th e-edition) about certain things supposedly going on in the pro-life movement.

Ohio voters cannot trust U.S. Senate candidate Bernie Moreno, who has told lie after lie while on his campaign trail.

Why do Ohioans keep electing politicians who refuse to do the will of the people, so that the people have to spend their own time, energy and money to get what they want, either through a citizen-initiated constitutional amendment or a citizen-initiated statute?

The Republicans assert that if their party is successful in the next presidential election, then their draft of Project 2025/Presidential Transition Project is necessary for a new governing agenda with the placement of the “right” people for the new administration.