South End efforts are recognized
To the editor: As your 1st Ward councilman, I wish to thank the following residents of Lincoln Heights for their tireless work during the past six months regarding removing litter from our area of the city. Your efforts have not gone unnoticed by the citizens of Steubenville. You have sent a message to individuals who are responsible for littering in our area that we desire to live in a clean and wholesome environment. Members of the Elmer Cicone-John Scott Brigade include: the Albaugh family, Kim Barrett, Jayme Browning, Kayla Crites, Pete DeFrank, Terri English, Jim Hubbard, Perry Jeter, Jeannie Lulla, Bill McCafferty, Paula Srioncia, Ed Watts, Liz and Ed West and Erin and Ed Wilson. Because of your efforts in 2008, we hope to have less litter and more volunteers for 2009. Please continue to call attention to area residents the importance of using the recycling bin at the former Lincoln Elementary School for our recycling efforts. As you all are aware, the city board of educatio
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To the editor:
To be a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, you must have served in any branch of service, whether in peacetime or during wars.
To some, certain dates apply. Ex-servicemen or women can become a regular or so
McGinnis family thanks everyone
To the editor:
The Robert McGinnis family would like to thank you for your concern, prayers, cards, letters and donations for our grandson, Daniel “Danny” R. McGinnis, who suffered life-threatening burns while at work on Sept. 22.
Coal editorial misses the mark
To the editor:
I read in disbelief the editorial “Clean coal vital to the way we live” in Monday’s edition. This not even a week after the environmental disaster that struck near Harriman, Tenn. Your article is yet another blatant attack
Good riddance to Bush, Cheney
To the editor:
This is an addition to Stan Galownia’s wonderful letter to the editor in the Dec. 28 (”Let’s move from politics of division.”)
I certainly agree with you as to your reference that our country is divided. We have
Ohio educators work to meet challenges
To the editor:
In these times of economic uncertainty, it is absolutely critical for Ohio schools to produce a world-class work force to meet the needs of businesses and industry and make our state economically and globally competitive. W
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