Events should be more friendly to disabled
DEAR EDITOR: I want to praise the organizations responsible for such events such as the Mahoning Valley Rib Burn Off. But I also want to hold those same organizations responsible for making such events very difficult to service those who are handicapped and have impaired mobility. The events do not provide ample handicap parking near the entrance. All I wanted to do was to purchase some ribs, but getting to them was too difficult. Even after entering the event, you have to stroll past numerous other vendors in order to get to the ribs. When attempting to locate parking, I found that after driving down a length of parking areas, I found myself trapped with no exit and had to turn around and come back out against the actual intended flow of the traffic.
» Full StoryWarren should have recycling bins
DEAR EDITOR:
Why doesn’t the city of Warren provide recycling bins to clean up the city?
Christine Weber
Warren
Tribune showing its bias against Obama
DEAR EDITOR:
Up until recently I had thought that the Tribune was pretty much free of bias. Recent events lead me to think otherwise as I have come to learn that the Tribune has no liberal writers.
Camera decision should be left to voters
DEAR EDITOR:
Normally, I do not publicly comment on politics or political decisions made by our local government, but heard some disturbing news in the last couple of weeks on television. That is why I am writing to your paper today.
Municipal services deserve our thanks
DEAR EDITOR:
I am a Cortland resident. I live where the Cortland street fair takes place each year, and I enjoy it.
I recently commented about child safety as a police car drove by.
Priest deserves to be remembered
DEAR EDITOR:
It was gratifying to read the Tribune’s recent coverage of the restoration of Interfaith Park on Warren’s southeast side.
Niles Fourth of July parade
Warren Striders
Packard 4th of July Concert
warren amphitheatre
Mesopotamia Ox Roast
atv riders
praise assembly yard sale
Howland July 4th Celebration
