Letters

In early March, I visited Sam’s Club in Lima with my family and saw a gazebo I liked.

I am writing in support of the two renewal levies on the ballot for our Johnny Appleseed Parks and to encourage everyone in Allen County to vote in the May 2 election for this purpose.

I have been toying with the idea of this letter to the Elida school administration, but when I read Don Stratton’s opinion last week that so closely follows mine, that was it. So for what it is worth, here it is: Have you lost your minds?

The Pew Research Center’s political typology (formerly the Times Mirror typology) is a political spectrum model updated every few years to reflect recent changes in the American electorate. These changes represent nine typology groups of voter profiles organized into coalitions within the Democratic and Republican parties. Racial inequality was found to be the most divisive issue between the different groups.

I am hearing and reading about the school board meeting at Elida.

My adult life has been spent working in the Lima community, in hopes of building a strong, diverse community, with equitable opportunities. Fortunately, I have served on many boards, including regional universities and those that are disability focused.

So what is Jim Jordan doing now? Can anyone enlighten me?

As the retired EMS Chief of USV EMS and current member of USV EMS, my wife and I would like to strongly encourage everyone to please vote yes for USV EMS in the upcoming May election!

As a licensed insurance agent, I work with many individuals who elect to protect their families with life insurance. In a perfect world, they will never need this plan. However, for millions of Americans, including retirees and families who have lost a primary wage-earner, life insurance is essential to financial security. However, a pending ruling by the Biden administration puts many of these life insurance plans at risk.

In fall 2022, Ohio’s legislature voted to end special August elections, stating genuinely honest reasons. I bet losing candidates could agree, as very little voter turnout occurs for them, giving an edge to the agenda sought.