Editor, Times-Union:Some would say that we teach the homeless a learned dependence, ...

Editor, Times-Union:I would like to address the entire reading area.

- Quality Education - Literacy Volunteers Quality Education Editor, Times-Union: In the March 2 Times-Union Sandy Mundy insinuates that there is a serious problem in the Warsaw School system with …

- Trashy Story - Triton Basketball - Break-Ins - 'Class' Basketball - Abandoned Pups - Phone Service - Prayers Needed - The Prayer - Taxes - Congrats To Hoop Teams - Missing Dog Trashy Story Editor, Times-Union: Why must you carry such a story as the trash you carried last night, 3/7/00, on page 11B? First it was carried under the Education section, then under a headline the size of front page news.

Editor, Times-Union: There are always two sides to every issue. Each side will have strong and weak points if both sides use only the truth.

Editor, Times-Union:I am amazed that a young man, a recent WHS athlete, had never heard of Dave Rankin, until I brought it up.

Editor, Times-Union:Yes, we are victims of the building fraud, but do we want to be victims a second time? I think not.

Editor, Times-Union:I would like to comment on the question I have raised in the title of this editorial.

- Dangerous Intersection - Silver Lake School - Ham Radio - Good Samaritan - CR 450E - Thanks, Cargill Dangerous Intersection Editor, Times-Union: The intersection of County Farm Road and CR 300S has killed five people in three years.John Droke and Meredith Sensibaugh were killed there on Feb.12, 1999.There were two more teens killed there on Labor Day weekend of 2001, Frank Pineda and Olivin Canales.

Editor, Times-Union:Presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson was roundly criticized last week for his comments about Islam.

- CR 200N - Bible Translation - Corporate Circus - Sewer Rates - Corpus Christi - Esperanza Says Thanks CR 200N Editor, Times-Union: Those of us use 200N every day are sorry to see needed repairs on …

Editor, Times-Union:On behalf of the family of Terry Polston, I would like to take a moment to express our most sincere appreciation.

Editor, Times-Union:It has been interesting reading the letters to the editor of the Times-Union regarding the Republican primary candidates for the District 22 seat. I do not know either of the candidates and have no particular connection to either.

On April 6, 1987, I walked into the Times-Union for my first day on the job.I was a very scared young lady.If I remember correctly, I was even relatively quiet and shy during my early days here.Nobody who works with me now would ever believe it. In the 16-plus years of reporting since I graduated college, I believe I have developed a confidence that surprises a lot of people - sometimes even myself.Like I said, I used to be quiet and shy.But "used to be" doesn't count anymore. The Times-Union provided an opportunity for me to exercise my new self that I discovered in college in Louisiana - a long way from my hometown of Hammond, where my introverted self grew up.I wrote for my college newspaper and gained experience during an internship in my senior year, but it was at the Times-Union that I fell into a comfortable niche with myself and I learned how to talk to people.

Editor, Times-Union: My father worked for the Pennsylvania railroad all his life. He said their union got them living wages and installed their own retirement fund. Carnegie built libraries to make himself look good in people’s eyes. He made millions with his underpaid workers. In 1932 the unions started to move forward for better lives for their members.

Editor, Times-Union:Just a tip to all the working stiffs out there. Especially the punch-the-clock types. Call your congressman and senators and back the Employees Free Choice Act.

Editor, Times-Union:The following is the conclusion of my explanation to the second section of my proposed constitutional amendment concerning freedom of religion.

Editor, Times-Union:After taking a break from letter writing, after reading Mr. Betances' letter called "the big lie," I had to respond.

Editor, Times-Union:I read Daniel Riordan's Times-Union article on Friday titled 'The Silence Is Deafening."

- Winona Lake Street Vacations Winona Lake Street Vacations Editor, Times-Union: On Tuesday, Aug.26 at 7:30 a.m., there is a very important town board meeting.The board will decide about the vacation of two portions of public roadway. The first is Chestnut Street from First Street to where it intersects with Park Ave. The residents of Chestnut Street from Seventh Street fear for the lives of their children because motorists disregard the posted speed limits on that section of Chestnut. The town board has several choices: They can restrict the use of that portion of Chestnut to pedestrian only or non-motorized vehicle only. They can close it to any and all traffic without vacating. They can vacate it and it then becomes the property of the land holders on either side of the street.

Editor, Times-Union:I see from a picture that appeared in your paper the usual list of suspects at a recent meeting at the country club.

Editor, Times-Union:One of the strangest arguments gay libbers and their apologists use against the Bible involves the Super Bowl.

Yellow LightsEditor, Times-Union:If the yellow light came on blinking and then changed to regular time of yellow ...

- Accident - Cancer Research - Winona Alcohol - Alcohol Debate - Veterans Day - PTO Thanks - U.S.30 Safety - Accident Editor, Times-Union: Saturday Nov.8, 1997, my teen-age daughter was involved in a serious accident on her way to pick me up from my job.She lost control of the car, hit a mailbox, light pole and rolled the car at least twice.I know that the Lord was watching over her at that time because she wasn't wearing her seat belt and escaped with only minor injuries. After her accident, many people were at the scene assisting her.

Editor, Times-Union:I currently live in Green River, Wyo.; however I was born in Warsaw and also worked there.