Editor, Times-Union:I finally figured out why "walking around Baghdad was like walking in Indiana on a Sunday afternoon" Congressman Mike Pence is so hot on No Fairness Doctrine radio.

Editor, Times-Union: Adjustments are needed.

Editor, Times-Union:I wanted to let parents of the Whitko School Corporation know what I found out about "Pay to Play."

Editor, Times-Union:Kosciusko County may not have anyone like a Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin, but we do have the next best thing.

Editor, Times-Union:They say, “Better late than never.” I hope that’s true in this case. Sometimes we get caught up in where we are, at the expense of others. Such was the case 10 years ago this last spring.

The Association of Indiana Counties Northeast District members held a business meeting at Bogey's Restaurant in Warsaw Thursday.

Editor, Times-Union: I see Republicrat commissar Lugar is crying foul for being exposed as a carpet bagger living in Mclean, Va., while the Indiana working class slowly sinks into the China bog that Mr. Lugar helped to create. He was also a strong supporter of the unindicted war criminal George W. Bush. All this time I thought Lugar lived in Red China going by his record.

- Defends Bob Knight - BMX Conditions Defends Bob Knight Editor, Times-Union: I couldn't believe anyone of normal intelligence would write such a hypocritical letter (Times-Union May 23) as the former Michigan resident did.She apparently is in love with the University of Michigan, sometimes know as California Berkeley East, with her making the usual boorish tirade against Coach Bob Knight and our great state. She states Coach Knight is an embarrassment but overlooks the tainted Michigan program with a basketball coach of a few years ago being fired for possible illegal distribution of tickets with the same wimpy coach allowing his players to go undisciplined after an auto accident in the early morning hours a day or two before an important conference game, I believe, with IU.

Editor, Times-Union:Many seem to have enjoyed the article "Gone With The Wind, An Autobiography?" (Oct. 3) I not only enjoyed it, I was there.

Editor, Times-Union: February is all about love and Warsaw Library will be celebrating Library Lovers Month with special programs and events that we promise you will love.

- Schoops Hospitality - Reason For The Season - Daylight Saving Schoops Hospitality Editor, Times-Union: I want to thank the two wonderful ladies who work behind the counter at Schoops for their warm hospitality! My car broke down last Friday afternoon in the rain.They made me feel welcome and comfortable in what could have been a miserable experience.Thank you for kindness.

- Dog Shot - Hunter Responsibility - Child Support - Break Turkey Tradition - Early Legislative Session - Food Bank Needs Help Dog Shot Editor, Times-Union: Someone tried to kill my dog.I don't know who did it.Mom saw my dog on the hill and ran out to catch him just in time.I started crying because mom said he had been shot.Mom grabbed my brother's blanket to wrap around him and we got in the van.I couldn't stop crying.We got to the vet and I was so angry I could burst. When we got home my other dog jumped in the van and sniffed Aussie's blood.

- Another Response - Saddam's Secrets - Wal-Mart Marketing Another Response Editor, Times-Union: In response to Gene May: Gene, I did do just a little more than a Google search to find out my facts.I found that looking through various books and resources I find that you are wrong in stating that the "Islam number of members does not include all the different sects or denominations of Islam."Well, in my research it does and I continue to come up with the same facts and figures.

Editor, Times-Union:My friend, Mr. Eppenbaugh, opened this can of worms about Wilson and Goebbels whereabouts by making a ridiculous statement based on absolutely nothing.

Editor, Times-Union:It seems these quotes might be relevant to today's politics. "Giving money and power to government is like giving whisky and car keys to teenage boys." One of P.J. Rourke's books.

- Voting Records - Stop Abuse Voting Records Editor, Times-Union: This is in response to comments in "Speak Out" in last week's edition of The Paper. "Isn't it interesting that State Senator Kent …

Editor, Times-Union:I was told in the near future the postage is going up 2 cents just because a lot of people are sending messages and paying online.

Editor, Times-Union:The front page article of the Times-Union on school bus safety brought an important issue to the attention of this community.

Editor, Times-Union:I've been reading about all the duck breasts sent to the inaugural day luncheon.

Editor, Times-Union:When I received my assessment notice for my home, I went into a "brain freeze" ... totally shocked! It increased 70 percent and $150 for a modest home built 10 years ago by All-American (manufactured home) 1-1/2 story, 2,500 square feet of living space and a 650-square-feet finished garage with a crawlspace on half an acre.

Editor, Times-Union:I remember empathizing with Marjorie Vance when she was writing in attempting to educate people of the detrimental effects of confined animal feeding operations (CAFOs).

Editor, Times-Union:On behalf of the employee-owners at Miller’s Merry Manor, and in honor of National Nursing Home Week, I’d like to recognize the patients, families, physicians and staff that are a part of our extended Miller’s family.

Editor, Times-Union:To my fellow Republican  voters, I remind you elections have consequences.

- Salvation Army Week - Class Motto - Daylight Vote Salvation Army Week Editor, Times-Union: The National Salvation Army Week of the United States runs 9-15 May.Proclaimed by the US President George W.Bush in 2001, the second week of May has been designated as the National Salvation Army Week.Also this year's National Week will be even more meaningful as the Salvationists celebrate its 125 years of contribution to social ministries in the country. Across the US, local Salvation Army branches have been organising individual events to mark the special week.In New York City, where the first official pioneering delegation led by George Scott Railton arrived from England in 1880, a dazzling display of activities will be launched.

Editor, Times-Union:I will start this letter by saying I am an avid deer hunter. This is not a letter from an animal-rights activist.