Topic: letters to the editor

All veterans deserve respect

Football fans appreciate WKHS Steppin' Wolves

Consideration could curb crime

McCord drama club's performance was treat

Pastapalooza volunteers, contributors appreciated

Battle of Worthington volunteers appreciated

Evening Street school's Casino Night was winner

JEDZ would cause economic hardships

With all this UMCH talk, where is owner's voice?

New law gives flexibility to treat allergy emergencies

Grocery store plan causes some concerns

Epinephrine law leniency will save childrens' lives

Community helped teach Girl Scouts about giving

Gussler coached life lessons, remains extraordinary example

Efforts of Gary Smith Classic participants appreciated

Property-tax overreliance being forced on schools again

Rotary family picnic was complete success

'North Side Fix' is huge waste of tax money

North Side Fix is a nightmare to those living, working near it

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Showe plans are in line with what we said we want

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Not fixing issues with setback, density would be a mistake

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City should show vision, buy site for pocket park

Letters: In-depth financial study should precede city's purchase of park

Letters: Pocket park better than wedging in more condos

Letters: Pocket park's value is measurable beyond dollars

Letters: Park would add 'thoughtful balance' to condominiums

Letters: What would prompt OWBA concerns with pocket park?

Letters: Battle of Worthington again displayed community support

Letters: Good Friday music at UMC led to 'awe-inspiring evening'

Letters: Council blew huge opportunity to maintain a little green space

Letters: Council showed little regard for wishes of its constituents

Letters: Vote against park shows council members 'just don't get it'

Letters: Perry Township's finances need scrutiny before asking for more

Letters: Record is clear: Far more people favor than oppose pocket park

Letters: Assertion that council isn't listening to residents is absurd

UMCH plan would substantially increase the city's population

Community has given plenty of input, listening has been issue

Fiscal issues would apply, but city could buy UMCH site

Letters to the editor: Negative attitudes expressed at meeting were disheartening

Letters to the editor: Listening would have council acting in line with sentiment

Letters to the editor: Dismissing real issue of project shows council isn't listening

Letters to editor: UMCH site should become park that keeps what's best for city

Letters to editor: UMCH plan needs to address issues surrounding stormwater

Letters to editor: Initiative is about allowing time for residents to exercise a right

Plan touts a walkable space but density doesn't support it

Funds for bikepath extension would be better used for trail

Initiatve is tool for giving city residents a meaningful voice

Council needs to remember decisions have lasting impact

Initiative carefully drafted, will not hurt area's homeowners

Pedestrians deserve motorists' obedience to state regulations

Law director's comments don't connect with initiative's intent

Election offers opportunities to protect city's unique quality

Support of many contributes to fixture of July Fourth plans

City Council member: Why I oppose the initiative

Council tried to reach out, seek compromise on referendum

Residents asked to prevent bad zoning, development decisions

Michael has regard for values, advocates for new ideas in city

City's charter works; Initiative addresses the wrong problem

Giving residents time to speak maintains community character

Michael deserves support; That doesn't go for amendment

Council reached new low with statements related to initiative

Change to charter not needed, jeopardizes community's gains

Letters: Efforts for Masonic Lodge a 'shining moment'

School District needs to clearly define purpose, not just goals

Letters: Michael's leadership works for city, council

Charter change would hurt city in development, doing business

Letters: Residents need time to digest facts, have the most to lose

Letters: Issue 38 will upset balance, put the city at a disadvantage

Letters: Michael's understanding of things that help city is needed

Letters: Residents have time to speak up; system working just fine

Sweet Carrot's 'sweet deal' an example of why Issue 38 exists

Citizen involvement essential but Issue 38 is the wrong tool

Votes favoring Issue 38 support residents as well as process

Sixty days would give time, so long subject could be forgotten

Michael has worked tirelessly, considered what is best for town

Issue a reaction to one zoning matter, should be defeated

City has done exemplary job with development, planning

Letters to the editor: Issue 38 an urgent response to inappropriate development

Letters to the editor: Issue 38 would facilitate city's responsible development

Letters to the editor: Charter change issue should be defeated as unnecessary

Letters to the editor: Brooks' city knowledge would help drive solutions on council

Letters to the editor: Issue 38 should be carefully considered in light of legacy

Letters to the editor: Belief that people deserve to be heard leads to support of issue

Letters to the editor: Michael's leadership, work to understand issues, stands out

Letters to the editor: Chamber backs 30-day policy, encourages informed decisions

Letters to the editor: Decision is clear, no to Issue 38 and yes to Michael on council

Letters to the editor: Issue 38 would help preserve Worthington's unique character

Letters to the editor: Issue about maintaining city's greatest asset, residents' voice