Editor, Times-Union:I would like to take this opportunity to say that my vote will be Randy Polston for school board.

Editor, Times-Union:How do you like a one party system, tax slaves?

Editor, Times-Union:According to federal voting records from 2011 235,940,406 U.S citizens were of voting age. Those that voted were 90,732,693. In Indiana 4,699,791 citizens were of voting age and only 1,786,213 actually voted. I can’t wait to see the figures from this election.

Editor, Times-Union: There was once a kingdom in a time long ago. The kingdom’s castle was perched high up on a mountainside and there the royal family and their many servants lived in wealth and opulence.

Editor, Times-Union: Harold Kitson, I'm with you! I like Ann Coulter too.

- Funneling Ommission Funneling Ommission Editor, Times-Union: Teresa Smith's Aug.3 report in the Times-Union about the lake access law omitted a very important point made by attorney Steve Snyder during his presentation against the proposed lake access development amendment.

Editor, Times-Union:On April 27, I was on the CCAC trail. It's a nice paved trail.

During the Clinton scandal, the general public relies on the American journalist to report to them on the details.Some members of the public may tire of hearing about it, they may not even want to know, but the journalist's job is to provide the information for those who want the information. The Clinton scandal also allows journalists an opportunity for reflection. A journalist must step back from time to time and look at his work.He must question his ethics, his morals and his ability to be fair and unbiased. It is easier said than done. Every person in this world is born into an environment different than that of his neighbor.During his lifetime, a person experiences different events, meets new people and discovers more day by day.A journalist is no different and lives through the same process.He develops through events, information and the people he meets.With his experiences behind him, he wants to change the world through his work.

Editor, Times-Union:Close your eyes and imagine this:One day you are on Ind. 15 taking your children into Warsaw to drop off at their friend's house.

Editor, Times-Union,OK, Anthony, I have to leave you a list of everything wrong with your last letter:

Editor, Times-Union:The Indiana Senate will be taking up the marriage amendment this week.

Editor, Times-Union:America needs a president with strong convictions and good moral character who is trustworthy and honest to lead the free world.

I had the opportunity to attend the Judicial Candidates Forum sponsored by the Kosciusko County Bar Association and the Warsaw/Kosciusko County Chamber of Commerce to learn more about the candidates for Superior Court 1 and 2.

Anyone who makes a prediction is taking a 50-50 chance. There's a 50 percent chance a person will predict the right thing and a 50 percent chance the person won't even come close.And in that spirit, I'm going to make a few predictions for 1999.By December 31, 1999, we can all see how close I came, or didn't. As far as President Clinton and his upcoming Senate trial in 1999, there are a million and one outcomes that could take shape.They could censure him, they could remove him from office, someone could try to assassinate him, or his attorneys could file a motion saying the impeachment by the House is unconstitutional.Since the 105th Congress impeached him, but the 106th Congress is taking over come January, there have been some national newsmen who have said the Congress may have to revote. The House voted to impeach Clinton on two of four articles of impeachment.The White House is pushing for a censure.

Editor, Times-Union:It is becoming more evident to me that our current democratic leaders in government from the president on down to the Congress and beyond are desirous of creating a society dependent on the government.

Editor, Times-Union:Investment income for government?

Editor, Times-Union:On Aug. 22, the Times-Union ran a letter regarding President Obama’s hostility toward people of biblical faith.

Editor, Times-Union:"This is my countryLand of my birth

Editor, Times-Union:Recently, I've been playing a lot of basketball at the Boggs Courts.

- Benefit Thanks - Project Learn - Campaign Fund Abuses - Bowling Competition - Child Safety - Olden Days Benefit Thanks To the Whitko community: Thank you for helping to make the pancake-sausage fund-raiser for the family of Bill and Patricia Nicodemus a success. Employees of the Whitko School Corporation, friends of the Nicodemus family, and members of the communities of Columbia City, Larwill, Pierceton, South Whitley and Warsaw responded to help meet a common goal.Your generosity and support are greatly appreciated.

- Redneck Newspaper - Tiger Basketball - Carter Responds - No Disrespect Intended - Opossum Photo - Pray For the Military Redneck Newspaper Editor, Times-Union: You know you might subscribe to redneck paper when you look at the front page headlines and the breaking news of the day shows a large picture of a dead opossum.What was that all about anyhow? I actually thought I would open up the paper and find recipes for roadkill stew inside.Did you really think your subscribers would think this was breaking news they needed to be aware of? How about next time having a live opossum on the front page.

Editor, Times-Union:It is a great shock and surprise to me that the oil companies have raised the price another $0.27 a gallon. This comes just before the Memorial Day weekend.

Editor, Times-Union:I received this as an e-mail and it makes more sense than a lot of other things I see in print.

Editor, Times-Union:Facts are stubborn things:

- Word Of Encouragement - Our Father's House - Apology To Sheriff - Chess Club Says Thanks - The Future Is Not Football Word Of Encouragement Editor, Times-Union: I have read with interest the letter under the above title ("The Future Is Football") which appeared in the edition of the paper on Thursday, Nov.8, 2001.I hardly ever write to the editor to respond to letters which appear in the paper, but it is difficult for me to read the slurs and innuendoes which are contained in this letter without making some personal comment.