Editor, Times-Union:I have read letters here in the paper that said the states will not have to pay anything for the increases in the Medicaid assistance in their states. My understanding is that’s only temporary and in a few years it falls back to the states and the fed drops out of the expansion. Some people are famous for kicking cans down the road.

Editor, Times-Union:Come on Warsaw, what are you thinking sounding off a tornado signal on a day of severe weather threats and then call it a test?

- Bull's Eye - ID Cards Bull's Eye Editor, Times-Union: It is not often that I agree with Gary Gerard's editorials.However, the May 13 article is one of the exceptions.

Editor, Times-Union:If our future is our children-what has happened to them?

- Car Show - Libertarians - Closing Downtown Car Show Editor, Times-Union: The car show which took place July 20 downtown seems to have had a few quirks. Such as, why would you close the streets at 3 …

Editor, Times-Union:I am a Pierceton resident with a concern.

Editor, Times-Union:Recently, I challenged the abuses of agricultural subsidies, not the concept of subsidies. Many farmers need these subsidies, such as my grandfather who was a small dairy farmer.

- Bush Bad - Nontraditional Careers - Soup Kitchen - Bush Good - One-Party System - Leaf Removal - Flower Baskets - Gray Areas - Deeply Divided - Gospel Concert Bush Bad Editor, Times-Union: With the …

Editor, Times-Union:I am interested in getting any information from anyone who knew the Four Freshmen, or maybe sang along with them when they were in Warsaw at my parents' house at 815 E. Ft. Wayne St., formerly owned by Vicki and Bill Wagoner.

Editor, Times-Union:The following is a continued explanation of my proposed constitutional amendment concerning freedom of religion and the maintenance of the independence of the institutions of church and state.

Editor, Times-Union:After reading all of the Indiana Assembly accomplishments by our State Representative, Mr. Curt Nisly, not one accomplishment dealt with our military heroes, our veterans.

Editor, Times-Union:Thanks to Silent No More for hosting the Winona Lake forum last Monday. Winona is fortunate to have so many good individuals from which to choose.

OK, so let me see if I have this straight. It's perfectly acceptable for a governmental body - oh, let's say a county board of zoning appeals - to require a homeowner to go to the expense of relocating his home, on his own property because he failed, for whatever reason, to have that home placed exactly according to code in terms of established setbacks from his property line. But it isn't acceptable for that same county government to establish building codes and provide inspectors to ensure those codes are being enforced - codes that would have discovered the incorrect placement prior to the home being erected. Forgive me if I appear to be dense, but does anyone else see an inconsistency here? On the one hand, we have Mitch and Pam Hunsberger, of Mentone, who had the trauma and expense of their basement collapsing because proper building codes weren't followed, and no one was there to check the shoddy work to keep it from being a potential hazard.

Editor, Times-Union:In spite of the fact that what I am writing to complain about is “small potatoes” compared to the recent horrific disasters in Colorado and Florida, I am going to complain anyway. My unhappiness is directed to our local radio station, WRSW.

Editor, Times-Union:The city of Warsaw and the state of Indiana did such a fine job of coordinating efforts on the road work currently going on in Warsaw.

Editor, Times-Union:On May 15, at approximately 7:15, I called the Warsaw Police Department non-emergency number twice.

Editor, Times-Union: Most non-motorized trails in recent years are “rails to trails,” on abandoned rail corridors. There are now over 1,000 of them in America, over 700 of which are paved.  Having bicycled on more than 30 rail trails in 14 states, we observed nearly all prohibit horses.

Editor, Times-Union: At the end of this month, Winona Lake will lose the service of two residences that have modeled servant hood leadership and invested themselves fully into the community in which they live.

Editor, Times-Union:You own an expensive car and you are in an accident which results in several thousand dollars in damage to your vehicle. You discover that your insurance has lapsed and you are on the hooks for the repairs.

- Beetles - 'Whorehouse' Sinful - Campaign Reform - NRA - Doughnuts Beetles Editor, Times-Union: This "gardener letter" I thought you and your readers might like. Dear Bob: Japanese beetles really bug me.Not only did they destroy my garden, but they're also out to weaken the morals of every decent gardener.Everyone knows that white is the symbol of purity and all that is good and right.Well, yesterday I saw two couples of the bugs having sex out in full public view, and on top of one of my lovely white roses.What a desecration! What's the world coming to? If it had been a red rose I might have thought of "The Scarlet Letter" and dismissed it.But no - it had to be a perfectly white one.

Editor, Times-Union:Where is Ernie Wiggins - mayor of Warsaw? I ask that question when a new problem crops up in Warsaw.

Editor, Times-Union:Tonight during an online live stream I listened to Bernie say “Enough is Enough” at least 50 times.

Editor, Times-Union:Thank you, Mr. Burchette, for giving the conservative people in this country more ammunition to go on.

Editor, Times-Union:Now we’re even, Lonnie Slone. Every time I read your comments I shake my head.

- Don't Do Drugs - Vote - Running Stop Signs Don't Do Drugs Editor, Times-Union: Hi, my name is Houston. I like this school because they taught us about how we shouldn't do drugs. I hope no one does …