Editor, Times-Union:In 1975 Hillary was fired from the Watergate Investigation Committee for lying and unethical behavior.

Editor, Times-Union:Since I started to study this subject two years ago there are many questions I have to ask about 9/11.

- Industrial Park - Roadside Trash - YMCA Improvements - Commissioners - SWAT Response - Tri Kappa Thanks Industrial Park Editor, Times-Union: I was reading with interest the front page of the Feb.24 issue of the Times-Union the article "Tandy Seeks 2nd Term On Council" and was wondering where Mr.Tandy has been spending his life in the past few years? Mr.Tandy expresses his concern about expansion of industry along U.S.30 near Columbia City.His concern is and I quote "Kosciusko County does not have such a place for businesses to look at when they are wanting to expand or relocate."Tandy hopes that will change.

Editor, Times-Union:In response to Mr. Metzger's latest "Missive of Misinformation," May 28, 2008:He seems to have intimate knowledge of Rush Limbaugh's anatomy.

Editor, Times-Union:In 2008 I invested $396 in a business. By the end of the year my investment had grown by $81 to $477.

Editor, Times-Union:There are some people who are upset with Washington for the most recent budget bill that was passed.

Editor, Times-Union:Well, spring is here again, and in the old days, spring meant two purposes: plant garden and clean house.

Editor, Times-Union:This is about the letter in the Times-Union about taking the recycling to Elkhart County.

Editor, Times-Union:We live in the Lakewood Hills addition on the west side of Center Lake. On Jan. 2, we came home from Elgin, Ill., to find Miner Road under approximately 1 foot of water - nothing too difficult.

- Shekinah - Girls, Boys State - Support Payments Shekinah Editor, Times-Union: Shekinah '99 was again a success in terms of the attendance, ministry and life-changing commitments that were made as a result of high energy music and challenging personal testimonies from the bands. Although fewer people attended than either of the previous two years, the 1,800 persons there brought encouragement to the groups appearing on stage and an open mindedness to hear the spiritual challenge and consider the direction of their lives.Over 35 persons dedicated their lives to Christ and follow-up in local churches is planned.

- Triathlon Traffic - Honest Teen - KCH - Congrats To BZA - Etna Twp.Says Thanks - Cry For Help Triathlon Traffic Editor, Times-Union: This Saturday is the annual Optimists triathlon in Winona Lake and I am writing this letter to ask motorists to please avoid driving on the Pierceton Road this Saturday morning.There could very well be around 500 athletes taking part in this triathlon and that means a lot of bicycles on Pierceton Road starting at 8 a.m.All I'm asking is that you avoid that area for only a few hours, one day a year.The athletes and the race organizers will all be very grateful.

- Election - Fence Concessions Election Editor, Times-Union: Once again our state Legislators chose to thumb their noses at the citizens of Indiana for the sake of politics.This is election year; I urge all voters of Indiana to thumb our noses at them come May 7th and Nov.7th.There is a large green pasture waiting for them.

Editor, Times-Union:For the last year we have heard about the maverick John McCain. How he has stood up against lobbyists and the right-wing of his own party. We've heard about how his experiences have given him the wisdom to put country ahead of party. But that was prior to the 2000 Republican primaries.

Editor, Times-Union:After reading an editorial in this paper a few weeks back titled “Special Interest,” I have gone back and forth between responding with my thoughts and just leaving the issue alone.

Editor, Times-Union:In the State of Indiana, the passing of HR1002 will be a major step in the Republican pipe dream doctrine, "the privatization of everything public is somehow in the best interest of the public."

Editor, Times-Union:Over 20 years ago I was asked to serve as a community representative on an advisory committee to discern if Kosciusko County could continue to support hospice, a fairly new program for this area.

Editor, Times-Union:The recent letter titled "False Bill of Goods" contains many conclusions based on incorrect facts.

- Taking Care Of Kids - School Board - Protect Marriage - School Salaries Taking Care Of Kids Editor, Times-Union: A rash of incidences of young children being left unattended in cars has local child protective services officials concerned. "This summer, and especially over the past couple of weeks we've had a number of young children left unattended in cars," said Peggy Shively, director of the Kosciusko County Division of Family and Children, which manages child protective services. The most common reasons, according to Shively, that parents give for leaving their children unattended in a vehicle include not wanting to wake up a sleeping toddler or the difficulty of maneuvering multiple children from a car, through a parking lot and into a store.

Editor, Times-Union:When I rode my bike to the fairgrounds on the 16th of June, I was pleased to note that Smith Street was no longer under construction, and on the way back, I was thrilled to realize that I no longer had to pick my way to avoid pureeing my newly purchased tomatoes. It still feels odd not to see bumps where they used to be.

Editor, Times-Union:Last month, the House passed a bill (H.R. 3016) that included a 50 percent cut in the monthly Basic Allowance for Housing allowance provided to children who will have their parent's earned Post-9/11 GI Bill benefit transferred to them.

- Stay Off Drugs - Libertarian - Accident - Nursing Home - Thanks Stay Off Drugs Editor, Times-Union: My community and school are teaming up to keep kids off drugs.We are teaming up so that we can keep kids in school and keep people with healthy minds.We also want them to get good jobs and great educations.I don't want more people to die from drugs or to catch any kind of disease.If you stay off drugs you will be able to do all of your favorite sports such as soccer, baseball, and many more.We care so much about the people and kids in our community, so please stay off drugs.

- Sorry About Clinton - Honor Of The Office - Critical Of Cops - Good Samaritan - Confessing - Global Warming - No More Suckers - Did He Exhale? Sorry About Clinton Editor, Times-Union: Before Bill …

- Kind Words - EdCom - Wolf Lake Alumni - Easter Message Kind Words Editor, Times-Union: This letter goes out to Donna Brett.She recently wrote a letter regarding Heather Endicott. I am Heather's aunt and I'm speaking on behalf of the Stambaugh family.We all want to thank you for your thoughts and prayers at our difficult time.It's people like you that make this world a better place.You didn't even know Heather or her family, but you spoke out anyway.

Editor, Times-Union:And so, once again, Mr. Hite orates on hate crimes. Who better to address the issue of hate crimes and punishment than the kingpin hater himself, Mr. Hite.

- Benefit Concert - Stirring Remembrance - Community Outreach - Peer Pressure - Warsaw MDA Support Benefit Concert Editor, Times-Union: On Sunday, Sept.15 at 10 a.m.at Full Gospel Tabernacle, North Main Street, Claypool, there will be a gospel concert in honor of Brenda Evans.Singers will be Ron and Sharon Frazier, Mark Harvey of River City Ministries and the Dotsons of the Claypool church. Brenda passed away April 16, 2002, from complications caused by kidney failure. Brenda would have been 39 years old on Aug.28 of this year.From the age of 15 until her death, she struggled with kidney problems.