Editor, Times-Union:It seems that almost daily on my commute from Columbia City to Warsaw for work, I watch someone blow through a red light somewhere on 30.
Editor, Times-Union:Last week, a letter titled "GOP Hypocrisy" accused Republicans of playing politics with national security.
- Repeating History - Great Program - Thanks To Volunteers - Birth Of Choice - Toy Sale Success Repeating History Editor, Times-Union: I feel I should speak out about some of the articles appearing in newspapers concerning Iraq and possible U.S.intervention. I grew up in the 1930s and witnessed some of the things that led up to World War II.Most nations shut their eyes to events leading up to this most destructive war in history. When Hitler reoccupied the Rhineland in 1938, the French army was considered the largest army in the world.The German generals were frightened by this and gave the orders for an immediate withdrawal if the French army made any movement eastward.
Editor, Times-Union:I found it disturbing to listen to the news media discussing President Obama's supposed criteria for selecting the next nominee for the Supreme Court.
- Mad Dog Mailing - Schanbachers Say Thanks - Prom Dinner - Thallemer Says Thanks Mad Dog Mailing Editor, Times-Union: A recent letter I had published in the Times-Union concerned the racist remarks made by James Carville, the mad-dog Democrat.Carville called Ken Starr, Bob Barr and Tom DeLay "pygmy idiots" on "Meet the Press."I questioned how Carville could make such comments with impunity! In today's mail, I received a large, brown envelope, addressed to me with no postmark, and none of the four 33-cent stamps cancelled.No return address and a printed "Photo - do not fold" across the lower left-hand corner of the envelope.
Editor, Times-Union:Countless times while growing up, my father would say, "If you want to measure a man's worth, do the following:
Editor, Times-Union:One of my favorite movies is “While You Were Sleeping.”
Editor, Times-Union:My daughter is a senior at Warsaw Community High School and will be graduating in June. She's worked hard and has managed to keep a part-time job, play in the band, be active in our church seminary program and still excel in school and make the honor roll every term.
- Lawshe Responds - Attack On Liberty - Good Law Lawshe Responds Editor, Times-Union: I feel compelled to respond to the column concerning my request for a new police chief. Let me begin by stating that I harbor no ill feelings toward the chief of police or any Warsaw police officer.We have many admirable and devoted public servants.The comment I made was nothing more than frustration, with respect to how much monies the WPD spends comparative to Warsaw's population.As councilman at large, representing the taxpayers of the city of Warsaw, it is my sworn duty to question and inquire about every expense (be it $50, $5,000 or $50,000) regarding the taxpayers hard-earned monies.
Editor, Times-Union:Do we citizens of our United States agree that our country, our life and our law is the greatest in the world?
Editor, Times-Union:Kudos to Mr. Sexton for a fine letter in last night's paper.
Editor, Times-Union:Suicide, unless you've been there in life, you cannot and will not ever understand the mindset it takes.
Editor, Times-Union:I couldn't help but respond to Republican head cheerleader Linda Torpy's recent letter that mentions people that continue to question Bush's administration have "one-track" minds.
Editor, Times-Union:The latest scientific technologies have proven that babies that are being aborted feel pain.
Editor, Times-Union:An open letter to the elected employees in Washington:
Editor, Times-Union: I am not a politician, nor do I ever aspire to be one, but I know one when I see one. With the election of some key people in the county coming up, I would like to explain a bit of what has happened over the last year as our group tried to gain support for clean water and clean air by limiting the CAFOs in the county and delegating where they can be built.
- Dimas' Sentence - Thanks For Help - Hit And Run - Planned Parenthood - Property Taxes - Chef Charlie's Thanks Dimas' Sentence Editor, Times-Union: What does it take to get a death sentence or at least a life sentence for a vicious criminal? If Christoval Dimas gets 25 to 45 years, he will be out on the street in as little as 12-1/2 years.He will kill again.When people like him are set free and strike again, I think the people who made it possible should be put on trial with him.
Editor, Times-Union:We would like to take this opportunity to thank two very special people, John and Hoss of Serenity House. Two people that give all their time and efforts to taking care of our songs, brothers, fathers, uncles, husbands and friends that need help, especially with some kind of addiction. Two people that see a great need to help people get their lives back. Two people that offer the 12-step program and a house to live in that offers support and sponsors to guide and teach what they don’t know about staying well and strong.
- Origin Of Halloween - Abortion Misconceptions - Voting Machines - Serving Constituents Origin Of Halloween Editor, Times-Union: Every year at this time there are articles about churches getting …
Editor, Times-Union:The Warsaw City Council will soon be considering whether to allow residents to raise live chicken hens. This proposal was recently passed by the Warsaw Planning Commission.
Editor, Times-Union:Once upon a time,Just a few days ago,A banquet was cancelled,For the Claypool PTO.
Editor, Times-Union:I have to say, Mr. Eppenbaugh, although it makes for great reading, I am a little disappointed in the letter you received.
Editor, Times-Union:My family and I participated in the Mora Celebration as volunteers and members of the community gathered together for the dedication and revealing of the new basement addition project.
A few nights ago, as I lay in my bed, I was concerned, because I was not feeling the Christmas Spirit.
Editor, Times-Union:Just over a week ago, John Boren lost his battle with cancer and went home to be with our Lord.