I am writing to let people know that during the Veterans Day celebrations, I was at the Council on Aging dinner for veterans and their families. We had a beautiful meal catered by the Plaza.

On Jan. 10, 2016, the congregation of Alger First United Methodist Church will celebrate the 100th anniversary of our building at 9:30 a.m. While the church was founded around 1850, for the past 100 years, we have called our facility, located at 101 Montville St., home.

WANTED: Veterans of military service who have served overseas in all branches of the military to join William Britton VFW Post 6817. We are looking for new members, men and women alike, who wish to serve other veterans and their families in the strongest patriotic organization in the United States.

We are the Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc., Hardin County, Ohio, Chapter #32. We are a National organization of mothers, grandmothers, family and friends of loved ones that are serving or have served in the Armed Forces of the United States.

Dear citizens of Hardin County, We oppose state Issue 3, which if passed, would legalize marijuana in the state of Ohio.

On the ballot at the November 3rd election will be an issue to consider a .75 mill tax levy for the general operating fund of Buck Township. While most of us cringe at the thought of another tax, l hope you will take a few moments to consider the reasons why the Trustees of Buck Township have decided to place this issue before the voters.

To the editor: Why should we be surprised by misleading political ads?

To the editor: By now, you've probably heard of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's much-heralded "Clean Power Plan."

During the November 3, 2015 election, Hardin County voters are being asked to consider the legalization of Marijuana (as defined in O.R.C. 2925.01(A)(A)). It is known as Issue 3. The procedure called for by Issue 3, is to amend our State Constitution to grant a monopoly to a private business enterprise, bypassing the State Legislature where most laws are passed. Myself and each of the undersigned individuals are united against Issue 3.

To the editor: I think Mr. Cahill had an excellent idea on the proposed truck route. Some years ago, I suggested the same route for a crossover both ways from Ohio 31 and U.S. 68. At that time, Mayor Ritzler informed me that the state considered the street too short for that purpose.