Topic: letters to the editor

Club continues to explore issues impacting residents

Dunbar articulated why we're in a mess

Dunbar had too much 'unreasoned emotion'

Dunbar shouldn't rely on Carville faxes

Bierce had it right in his 1911 book

Tax relief returns money to families who need it

Health of young people should be main concern

Relocate Don Scott to Marysville area

Cardinal Pride Day group offers thanks

We must protect fee-speech rights

PCC leader thanks supporters of event

School bills possess flaws

No civility, just politics behind repeated sign thefts

Libraries need voters to support Issue 81

Arts partnership valuable

No civility, just politics behind repeated sign thefts

Why not use competition to get better government?

Both parties avoid true funding reform

It's community's turn to support Arts Center

McDonald provided realistic perspective

Both parties avoid true funding reform

An absurd proposal on toys in front yard

Parks and Rec coverage slanted against outer areas

Zoo has explaining to do before it gets levy approval

Ottolenghi not complacent

Candidate yard sign didn't last long without vandalism

Schare's analysis omitted key phrase

Ottolenghi would bring integrity, commitment

Issue 1 would change principles of constitution

Arts center effort shows Worthington at its best

'Simply losing your temper is no excuse'

Arts council continually proves community value

Marriage amendment sets bad precedent for Ohio

Smoking bans are bad law

Give the arts equal time

Sign violation a symptom of larger political problem

Cancer efforts move ahead

Franklin County receives many benefits from zoo

Work to create arts center has been a welcome relief

A lesson in how adults should not behave

Candidate questions web site information

Award nominations deadline nears

School board should represent all interests

Reidelbach deserves school-funding credit

Defeat the campaign to undermine marriage

Ottolenghi understands school-funding problems

Ottolenghi understands education issues

Board's Bressman backs Hughes in 22nd

Mean-spirited Issue 1 should be defeated

Endorsement ill-conceived

Stick with local coverage

Lack of restraint shameful

Tougher to trust paper now

Atttacks were often baseless

Endorsement took courage

Stay clear of national issues

Election 'has been best ride of my life'

OSU airport is vital part of the community

Vital issues weren't addressed in campaign

Don Scott important to local economy

Time to find new cause to support

Family's loss underscores need to buckle seat belts

Perhaps something new would have helped Kerry

Time to move on, find new work after elections

Supporters deserve thanks

Don Scott Airport should consider relocation

WOOSE launches system to cover more complaints

Applause for annual outing

Group opposes expansion, not OSU airport's existence

Zoo quality to continue

Linworth program's value cannot be underestimated

Blackwell is right on state economy

Line item veto would help trim fat in federal budget

Worthington arts should receive greater coverage

Airport has not proven to be a good neighbor

Diabetics should approach Thanksgiving with a plan

People involved transform open house into success

NCLB not proper path to broad-based education

Recount remains the best way to insure accuracy

Recount efforts not meant to challenge election outcome

Arts students deserving of increased attention

business group thanks open house supporters

Besides pilots, university, who supports expansion?

Keep cell phones off when behind the wheel

Many against expansion

Voter turnout tremendous

Kilbourne football team, coaches deserve praise

Thomas softball boosters appreciate strong support

Nothing absurd in asking questions about the election

A heart-warming moment in middle school basketball

Tougher steroid measures possible without Congress

Neighborhood continues to support OSU airport

School shouldn't punish all for misdeeds of a few

Bill benefits the wealthy

Departed friend worked hard for her community

Blackwell is right on state economy

Cookie program helps produce strong adults

Church-state line blurring

First campaign for judge an incredible experience

Abuse of everyday items can lead to harmful results