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Letters to the Editor

Biden did not, in fact, say Laken Riley’s name

DEAR EDITOR: The Tribune headline: “Biden said her name.” He said a name, but not Laken Riley’s name. Joe muttered the name Lincoln Riley, then looked up towards the gallery. Did he think Laken’s parents were seated there? Dah! With confused prattle. Joe babbled something about ...

Maternal sepsis is a hidden health crisis in the US

DEAR EDITOR: In today’s contentious climate, we often hear political debates about maternal health care. Readers may be surprised to learn that maternal sepsis — a condition many are unaware of — is the second leading cause of maternal mortality in the U.S. Maternal sepsis is the ...

Elected officials must work to stop reckless spending

DEAR EDITOR: A snippet seen on TV indicated the national debt is growing at $1 trillion every 100 days. That is a scary thought when the debt is now at 1.25% of GNP. The country cannot sustain this kind of reckless spending and still survive. Our elected officials must stop making ...

Valley hospital appreciates support from community

DEAR EDITOR: I want to take a moment to extend my sincere appreciation and gratitude for the support Trumbull Regional Medical Center has been receiving from the community. It is evident how important this hospital is by the outpouring of support from residents, patients, physicians, ...

Physics, health insurance, politics and more

DEAR EDITOR: Hats off to the local high school teacher who reported her physics students said physics is hard in a televised report on a local competition for students. Well, yes, I agree. Physics is hard. My physics and mathematics are way behind me, but not totally forgotten. So, when a ...

Hard work lies ahead as the clocks ticks down

DEAR EDITOR: Late last month, a thunderstorm rumbled through the Mahoning Valley and I can’t imagine I was the only one who considered it unusual weather for late February in Northeast Ohio. Our changing climate has thoughtful people wondering what steps we might take, both individually and ...