As the attorney representing the several citizens of Winona Lake who have defended their property rights, I wish to comment regarding two letters to the editor submitted by town council members in your May 1 publication.

Editor, Times-Union:For the first time in my life I have actually gotten off the sidelines and into the game. And, oh, what an education it has been.

Editor, Times-Union:Much to my chagrin, my friend Mr. Gerard chose to devote his entire News Views column to the University of Notre Dame football program choosing to take the high road in the face of academic fraud.

Editor, Times-Union:Republican watch: Keystone pipe line. Why is the red, white and blue property party so anxious to build a transAmerica dirty oil line?

Editor, Times-Union:This is the fifth part of my conclusion to my series of letters summarizing the basic characteristics of fascism and communism and the differences and similarities between them. The fourth part of my conclusion was printed in the Times-Union on Aug. 26.

Editor, Times-Union:My wife and I attend Warsaw Community Church. It was not until we started attending this church that I actually looked forward to going to church every Sunday.

Editor, Times-Union:More taxes ... really?

Editor, Times-Union:I was slightly misquoted in Mr. Slone's article May 22. I did not say renovations were not good.

Editor, Times-Union:Worst disaster in Colorado’s history ... epic proportions. Almost 80 percent of our nation is suffering some degree of drought. And now the worst disaster in Colorado’s history is taking place as an out-of-control firestorm chases tens of thousands of residents from their homes.

Editor, Times-Union:When the Times-Union fails to cover current Warsaw Tiger basketball away games (both men and women's teams), I've assumed it was due to a lack of reporting staff - or possibly limited editorial space in the sports section.

Editor, Times-Union: My daughter was asked to a dance at Triton High School. She was not allowed to attend because she is homeschooled. Triton said it was against their policy for homeschooled children to attend.

Editor, Times-Union:I was driving on state Highway 25 the other day and I would swear I saw Lawrence of Arabia.

Editor, Times-Union:As we approach this Thanksgiving season, it seems to be a good time to thank almighty God for this great country.

Editor, Times-Union:This is in response to the harsh article about Warsaw cheerleaders.

Editor, Times-Union:Last week there was a letter to the editor responding to "God Not Needed".

Editor, Times-Union:Why in the world would any American citizen want to agree to this Obamacare?

Editor, Times-Union: The news services are all reporting that the much-hyped “Super Committee” has failed, I disagree.

Editor, Times-Union:The Olympic Games have given us the unusual privilege of seeing the American flag and hearing our national anthem while living in Bulgaria.

Editor, Times-Union:Many comments are made during an election for local, state or national levels about candidates.

Editor, Times-Union:I’ve heard that one of your local young men is the head of a effort to reopen the Warsaw Motor Speedway. And if you can put him in touch with me, I will be happy if you can do so.

Editor, Times-Union: I am writing you concerning the letter by David Sowards, if we did as you propose, dated 02-21-12.

Editor, Times-Union:As more Hoosiers take to the roadways each year, traffic safety continues to be a top public safety priority.

Editor, Times-Union:On the front page of your paper for Nov. 17-18, Gary Gerard wrote an article in regards to how repealing the property tax would harm the gross income of Kosciusko County. I am asking the Times-Union to repeat this article again.

Editor, Times-Union:This is a letter in support of Kent Adams for Winona Lake clerk-treasurer. I have known Kent for many years now and even worked for him as his State Senate intern 15 years ago (can hardly believe it was that long ago – seems like just yesterday!).

Editor, Times-Union:I had not really formed an opinion about the Warsaw airport and the adjacent CR 100E, though I use the road most days.