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Readers sound off on hospital police pay, MAGA hats and NYC trash cans - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on hospital police pay, MAGA hats and NYC trash cans

Manhattan: New York City hospital police officers are facing a severe crisis of low pay that is putting our public and officers at risk. Our current starting salary of $34,834 is below the poverty line in NYC, and our top pay of $50,207 is only marginally near the poverty line, which does not accurately reflect the high cost of living in this city.

Readers sound off on Pierre Laval, Kyrie Irving and support for Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on Pierre Laval, Kyrie Irving and support for Ukraine

Manhattan: I recently noticed in front of 32 Broadway a sidewalk marker on the Canyon of Heroes commemorating Pierre Laval. He was prime minister of the French Republic in 1931-32, 1935-36 and 1942-44.

Readers sound off on Senate testimony, moderate politics and Bruce Springsteen - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on Senate testimony, moderate politics and Bruce Springsteen

Whitestone: Before the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump, some wondered if the trial would be worth the effort because it is unlikely that there will be the necessary 17 Republican senators who will vote to convict Trump of incitement of the insurgency.

Readers sound off on the Browns win, Bill Belichick and Capitol outrage - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on the Browns win, Bill Belichick and Capitol outrage

White Plains, N.Y.: The Steelers-Browns game was rigged. Many of the Browns points were fake points and should be disqualified. A lot of fine Americans — but I don’t know any names — say that another team or party of teams broke into Heinz Field and changed the night lights to ultraviolet lights, temporarily blinding the Steelers players.