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Helpful employees

Dear Editor: I know people hate paying taxes or even going to the tax office to file but I don’t think people appreciate and understand how lucky they are when dealing with the East Liverpool Tax Department. I have always had wonderful service and both ladies work very hard explaining the rules and the ins and out of the tax department. I just went this Tuesday to file my city taxes and as always they’re open right on time with a very friendly face. I only go once a year, but thanks to those lovely and helpful ladies it’s a wonderful experience. They really make a bad ...

Student volunteers

Dear Editor: I’m writing to congratulate and commend the team of student volunteers for the superb job they did at last weekend’s Music and Art at Oak Glen festival. It was the fourth year for the festival, but first for me as a vendor, and I’m sure I’ll be back next year. It’s a great event, and brings an eclectic mix of culture and arts to the Tri-State Area. A capable team of student volunteers was assigned to help the vendors. Every one of the them was polite, well-spoken, friendly, and helpful. They answered questions, hauled our boxes, helped with setup, delivered our ...

A wonderful life

Dear Editor: Why I will continue to walk with God ... He is the source and the sustainer of life. The power of God unto eternal life through Christ Jesus the Son of God. Not anything we have done or can do. Christ done it all at Calvary and it is a wonderful life, that can be yours. Pray, Lord I am sorry for things I’ve done to offend you and ask you to forgive me and come into my heart as my Lord and Savior. And right now I believe I am saved. Donald Shaw East Liverpool

Protect teen health, safety, learning

Dear Editor: Teen substance abuse, car crashes, obesity, low graduation rates, and school-based violence — chronic sleep deficiency increases risk for every one of these national concerns. Because too-early middle and high school start times make adolescents especially vulnerable to sleep loss and disruption, the nonprofit Start School Later is urging everyone to take action to protect teen sleep, health, safety, and learning during National Sleep Awareness Week, March 11-17. “Regardless of who you are, there is something you can do,” states Start School Later Communications ...

Historic step for W.Va. education employees

Dear Editor: Back in 1990, West Virginia made historic steps by participating in the first statewide teacher strike that lasted for 11 days. Here we are 28 years later and West Virginia made history again by staging a work stoppage for all education employees. You read about school districts striking or a business or trade striking, but an entire state of education employees; history was made. The other historic event was the public support that we had received by many in our county, not only on the picket lines, but via email, texts, social media posts and by US mail. Other states ...

The best Valentine gift

Dear Editor: When thinking of Valentine’s Day, it’s easy to think of the heart-shaped boxes on store shelves, the flowers and special card to be given to your sweetheart, and/or whatever your choice gift might be for your loved one. The heart has always been a symbol of love and life. The heart pumps the blood throughout the body, cleansing it and nourishing it. This is a continuous cycle. In Leviticus 17:11 we read, “For the life of the flesh is in the blood ...” That which we call blood carries life. If a person loses blood, they lose their life. No blood means no life, ...