Editor, Times-Union:Friday, April 30 marks the 35th Anniversary of the Fall of Saigon.

Editor, Times-Union:Steve Carman was one of the nicest of all people I've ever met. What a shameful, hateful and sinful event that took his life and took him away from his two children. There is no excuse. 

- Fair Thanks - Warsaw Schools - Tootsie Roll Thanks - Prayer Vigil - WCS School Board - School Closings Fair Thanks Editor, Times-Union: Fair week is always an exciting time for everyone involved.On behalf of the fair board, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the sponsors, media, many volunteers and staff who made this year's fair possible. We also appreciate the support of everyone in our community and surrounding areas.

Editor, Times-Union:Well, here we go again, some of these letter writers are like third-graders, you have to repeat all the facts over and over again.

Editor, Times-Union:As I have followed the health care debate over the last year, I have witnessed first and foremost what the driving force is in this country.

- Understanding The Kingdom - Radical Republicans - Bad Reporter - Disgusting Decision Understanding The Kingdom Editor, Times-Union: From most church pulpits we hear again and again the words "The Kingdom of God."Let us seek to understand this kingdom.Some questions are: Is it here? Is it out of this world? Is it coming? Is it a gift? Is it earned? How can we get into it? How important is it? Or is it? With such a rash of shootings, suicides, rapes, abuses, giant companies' leaders's stealings, we are forced to realize the kingdom is absent here.The great Russian novelist Dostoevsky wrote: "If there is no God, anything is permissable."He thereby wrote a phrase that proves what is not the kingdom of God.

Editor, Times-Union,Anthony, if you did not want to answer any of my questions, say so.

Editor, Times-Union:It is becoming more apparent that we have in our country a growing number of people who have no moral compass.

Editor, Times-Union:This is for a Mr. Steve Jones.I believe your interpretation of my mother's letter is all wrong.

- Middle Ground - No Child Left Behind? - Fuel Cost Middle Ground Editor, Times-Union: Re: Don Guard's letter to the editor. To answer Mr.Guard's question: I did vote, and sided with 78 percent of forward-thinking New Orleanians in choosing John Kerry. It's nice to see the venom of Mr.Guard is still intact.I guess it's better to be mean-spirited and misguided than nothing at all, right? And to be a proud member of a movement that lately (read: under George W.Bush's leadership) prides itself on its divisiveness? I feel sympathy for blind souls such as yourself, Mr.Guard.If only the world were as black-and-white as you apparently think it is.

- Manchester Response - Basketball Tourney Manchester Response Editor, Times-Union: I would like to respond to the letter from Heath Miller. I wonder if Mr.Miller attended the same Valley/Manchester game we did.Did he notice the Manchester student section waving derogatory posters about Valley's ISTEP scores? Did he notice the homemade T-shirts the student section wore depicting the infamous "chicken incident"? If so, he didn't mention it in his letter.The only thing Mr.Miller noticed was that Manchester lost, at home. While the posters and T-shirts were probably in poor taste, I can think of a lot of other things that are worse.And we are talking about kids.Kids do that kind of thing, that's why they're kids.At least they were at the game supporting their school activities.

Editor, Times-Union:"O ye that love mankind! Ye that dare oppose, not only the tyranny, but the tyrant, stand forth!

Editor, Times-Union:Winter storm watch - no church today and so it goes, Sunday after Sunday.

- Standard Of Living - Volunteer Week - No NIMBY Here - Fuming About Meijer - Battle Flag - Land-Use Issues - Unwanted Standard Of Living Editor, Times-Union: There are a number of issues to consider …

- Don't Drink Or Smoke - Wednesday Activities - Dogs - Caught Stealing Don't Drink Or Smoke Editor, Times-Union: This week is drug free week.Our school is trying to give a message to the people who might smoke or drink and other things.We have been making things like bookmarks and other things.The things that we have been making could save someone's life.I hope our message gets out to people.So they can stop what they have been doing.

Editor, Times-Union:The Pelosi family control tens of millions of dollars. Hundreds of illegal aliens work in their enterprises out west. None of their enterprises are union. None of their employees are union members. Pelosi received the friends of labor award, the Caesar Chavez award. Hmmmm!

Editor, Times-Union:I can't believe that the businesses around here are more concerned with them making money than the are the homeless situation here in Warsaw.

Editor, Times-Union:Why doesn’t the mayor, veterans organizations and VA create education seminars on the largest elephant in the parlor since agent orange? It’s called depleted uranium poisoning.

Editor, Times-Union: A wise man once said, "When things seem too simple, they usually are..." and your editorial "The Sin Tax Smokescreen" seems to this citizen - way too simple.

Editor, Times-Union:For those who pathologically fear death, those who reach out to any possible glimmer of hope that they may go to a place to be with spooks in the sky: Sorry, friend, it’s just plain lights out.

Editor, Times-Union:As everyone is well aware, the new Baker Youth Club is now open and the children in the community can now enjoy it to the fullest!

Editor, Times-Union:I hardly could believe my eyes when I read the article on animal abuse.

Editor, Times-Union:My hat goes off to Deanna Newton for the letter in Monday evening’s paper.

Editor, Times-Union: Early Tuesday morning, a homeless man died in Memorial Hospital after being picked up by police in South Bend. The cause of death was hypothermia. He had been attempting to sleep outside a café in the winter cold. The police listed him as “John Doe,” but his true name was Dick Scott. He was my second cousin.

Editor, Times-Union:If you can tell enough people lies they want to believe, you can become the president. It worked for Obama, and both Sanders and Clinton are pinning their hopes for success on this fact.