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Letters to the editor

Against cameras used to issue ‘speeding’ tickets To the editor: Years ago, Steubenville had photo tickets, these were deemed unconstituitioal through a class action lawsuit. The cameras were taken down. On Feb. 21, our daughter came home to Toronto from Akron and got a ticket the same place we had gotten our ticket in July 2018. It was the same deal, she was ticketed going 47 in a 35 mph zone. Our ticket was 49 mph in 35 zone. This is a trap no doubt because the post from 50 to 35 is a blink of an eye. We need to continue to fight this injustice. Technically, no one was ...

The right stuff

Editor: Today our economy is humming along at a rate which Obama and his fellow party members told us would never occur. We were destined to be a service economy a la flipping burgers at McDonald’s, Wendy’s or Burger King. A stagnant employment rate, a sluggish economy, threats from North Korea and Iran and second-class treatment by the Chinese were here to stay in a new world order according to these nabobs of nincompoopery. Boom! Along comes Trump and the economy rockets into high gear. World leaders are listening and not looking to kick the US on the shins. The US has gone ...

Choose America

Editor: An intensifying storm looms. At its epicenter is our American culture and biblical values. The Republican establishment, Democrat Socialists, anarchists and ideological religious militants are advancing the storm front. They don’t rally as one, yet demonstrate some very striking similarities. Internally, they are like a pack of wolves fighting over their prey. As justice in truth advances the forces of opposition in resistance double down. The Republican establishment is in jeopardy of losing its “good ole boy” status quo power position and relevancy. It is threatened ...

Prayers for us all

Editor: With whom does one associate when contemplating communal prayers? Among others, it’s the needy, the destitute, world leaders, and not least of all, the politician. Go to church or the synagogue and you’ll most assuredly hear the minister, priest or rabbi praying on their behalf, week in and week out. Seldom do men of the cloth and their parishioners alike fail to make these standard supplications to God. An exception should be made in the case of the politician. Prayers for him are totally unnecessary. He has no financial worries whatsoever from where he presides ...

I’m no victim

Editor: I am am writing in an effort to correct inaccuracies stated in the submission from Karen Seidner of Lisbon titled “Law Should Bite Back at Someone” regarding an incident that happened in August at the Columbiana County Dog Pound. I am the volunteer who was bitten. I applaud and am thankful for Amy Lynn Dowd, Heidi Jo Pecorelli, Jessica Lynn Gordon, the deputies and inmate who came to my aid and Mike Halleck for their immediate actions. This unfortunate occurrence was handled responsibly and effectively by those at the pound and I am thankful for every one of them. I ...

Safety first

Editor: I have been watching the Morning Journal articles concerning the proposed half percent tax increase. I have a few thoughts I would like to share. I have been watching how many calls our emergency technicians are not able to cover through no fault of the personnel. Our fire and emergency technicians also have jobs and families to support along with doing duties in the fire department and most work during the day. This leaves a certain amount of hours when we do not have the coverage needed to respond to ambulance calls. We have a large number of seniors in our town who ...