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Letters: Donald Trump Jr. column twisted meaning of Tim Ryan's words - Vimarsana News

Letters: Donald Trump Jr. column twisted meaning of Tim Ryan's words

Letters to the Editor: Donald Trump Jr. using 18-year-old death as cover, Biden, Harris made big blunders, Sharon Kennedy philosophy Constitution rooted

Letters: Mike DeWine has moved too far to the right - Vimarsana News

Letters: Mike DeWine has moved too far to the right

DeWine has moved too right for me. Ban on gender discussions means no heterosexuals in classrooms.

Letters: Discussion about LGBTQ topics belongs in the home, not school - Vimarsana News

Letters: Discussion about LGBTQ topics belongs in the home, not school

Amtrak would bring Columbus up to speed. “Don’t Say Gay” not in HB 616. Revamp empty properties for poor and homeless. Rent control makes no sense.

Letters: National Crime Victims Rights Week a time to be an advocate for victims - Vimarsana News

Letters: National Crime Victims Rights Week a time to be an advocate for victims

Letters: National Crime Victims Rights Week a time to be an advocate for victims Letters to the Editor a time to be an advocate for victims April 18-24 is the 40th annual National Crime Victims Rights Week. This is a time to remember the importance of serving victims, honoring them with dignity and acknowledging their experiences. As a rape survivor and lifetime advocate against sexual violence, I have dedicated my life to ensuring no one has to go through what I did. I know our world is sadly far from that point, but legislation like Marsy’s Law is getting us closer.

Letters: Police reform, COVID relief - Vimarsana News

Letters: Police reform, COVID relief

Letters: Police reform, COVID relief The Columbus Dispatch deeper than financial incentives The Monday column "Reward system could help improve policing" by Paul Beck proposes to financially reward police officers for meeting the bare minimum of their moral and legal duty as public servants may be well-intentioned, but it would amount to nothing less than the transformation of the Columbus Division of Police into a protection racket. Instead, let’s ask ourselves what public safety truly means and what institutions of public safety that respond to the needs of all of the people of our city...