- Cigarette Butts - Thanks To DARE Officer - Piasecki Family Says Thanks - Integrity - Giving Blood - Burket Food Stand - Third Party - Softball Thanks - Feeling Appreciated Cigarette Butts Editor, Times-Union: Has anyone stopped at a street corner, whether inside of town or in a local shopping center, and seen a couple dozen or more of cigarette butts in a pile? I have a solution, blame it on my ingenuity traits.Have our high school science students figure out how we can make the "butts" taste like candy, so that the smokers can eat the balance of their cigarettes.

Editor, Times-Union:1. Government cannot give you anything it doesn't first take away.

Editor, Times-Union:Living in a small community in Northern Indiana might bring someone to ask, "What am I doing in this town?

Editor, Times-Union:The town of Leesburg is applying for a grant through the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs to keep sewer rates as low as possible.

Editor, Times-Union:Marriage Pictured in Holy Scripture: Adam & Eve, Genesis 1:26-28, 2:21-24 (the first creation)

Editor, Times-Union:If you were not at the program that the Warsaw Park has every Friday night during the summer this last Aug. 10, you missed out on the very BEST one of the summer ... so said an attendee to the leader, Kevin Piekarski, with his Fort Wayne quartet, after they had performed!  And we had plush front row seats at Middle School because of the weather.

Editor, Times-Union:I have been a patient of Dr. Goksel for the last four years.

Editor, Times-Union:My small company, employing 10 full-time and occasional seasonal part-time employees, custom applies herbicides on a contractual basis for state and county highway departments, drainage boards and commissions, and electric cooperatives throughout Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Ohio.

- Buying A Dead Horse - Waterskiing Credit - Claypool Festival - Bass Anglers Say Thanks Buying A Dead Horse Editor, Times-Union: It's election time again, here we go again, politicians promising everything under the sun to get elected, what's funny is they can't do anything without the approval of the house and senate, no matter what they promise.Democrats and Republicans and any other party have had over 200 years, (give or take a few years) to solve the problems of this great nation, and haven't done so yet, but now all of a sudden Al Gore and George W.Bush have got all the answers.It just seems like we keep paying taxes for a dead horse.Have A Nice Day.

Editor, Times-Union:This election shows how screwed up our world is. I can’t for the life of me understand how anyone could vote for Obama after the past four years of failures, lies and broken promises. And these people, many of them anyway who will vote for Obama, and those who are still undecided consider themselves intelligent.

Editor, Times-Union:For years I’ve had it all wrong! I thought I knew how government works but alas, my high school government teacher sadly misled me.

Editor, Times-Union:Past Warsaw school boards and administrations apparently have implemented a policy of negligence and mismanagement of school buildings.

Editor, Times-Union:In June of 2007, Gladiator Elite Cage Fighting brought a new type of entertainment to Warsaw - Mixed Martial Arts. Along with MMA, thousands of dollars have also been brought into the local economy.

Editor, Times-Union:President Coolidge once stated that "the business of America is business."

- Coach McBride - Churchill Speaks Truth - Elementary Track - No DST - Supports COLA Bill Coach McBride Editor, Times-Union: I am writing this letter in response to the actions taken by the Triton …

Every month I pay the phone company $2 to keep my phone number unlisted and my name out of the phone book. If I call someone, my phone number comes up private or unlisted on their caller ID machines. I figure the $2 is a small price to pay for the benefits I get from being unlisted.I don't think I should have to pay anything for it, really, but they charge me anyhow and I pay the fee tacked onto my phone bill. All the people I want to call me, or who need to call me, know my phone number or know where they can get it.Those people I gave my phone number to - I chose to give them my phone number. But somehow, some way, those pesky, annoying telemarketers - whom I never willingly gave my home phone number to - get my private, unlisted number.And they call, and call and call some more.

Editor, Times-Union:This month heralds the 25th anniversary of National Child Abuse Prevention Month.

- Good Samaritans - Poor Sports - The Right Thing Good Samaritans Editor, Times-Union: On Thursday, Feb.12, I was backing out of our driveway in Country Garden Estates.Unfortunately, I got a little off track and the left side of the car veered into the packed snow.I was stuck, with the wheels spinning and the car not moving.Well, Thursday is trash pick-up day in Winona Lake, so as I was sitting in the car figuring out my next move, the Ameri-Waste truck stopped at the end of the driveway.The young man who rides on the back of the truck emptied our can and instead of jumping back on the truck, simply grabbed a shovel off the truck and started to help me dig out.Then the driver got out of the truck and the two of them pushed me out.

Editor, Times-Union:I am writing in response to Jeff Harding's "Right of Way" letter that was in your paper this past Thursday.

Editor, Times-Union:Please help me! Please!

Editor, Times-Union:A president's pension currently is $191,300 per year, until he is 80 years old.

Editor, Times-Union:This letter is about a subject that I dealt with earlier this year in the letters to the editor page.

Editor, Times-Union:In the early 1980s the water supply at Camp Lejeune, located in North Carolina, was found to be contaminated.

Editor, Times-Union:As a Democrat I have taken a lot of direct fire from many of my colleagues, co-workers and friends in general.

Editor, Times-Union:What defines a deadbeat parent? Some may think it is all about the money.