Editor, Times-Union:In response to Mr. Wagner’s letter of Dec. 15: Contrary to your beliefs, the earth was not created for human existence.

- Clinton Lies - Affairs Are Wrong - Clinton Scandals - Wants Owen's Back Clinton Lies Editor, Times-Union: If I only read, listened and viewed the national media, I would come to believe that Bill Clinton has made a few public and private mistakes to blight his record as an astute government leader through the years.Fortunately, I learned long ago that many things read, heard and seen require more substantive investigation in arriving at the truth.Bill Clinton's reign has cost us all a lot of money because of his refusal to tell the truth up front, for he knows the truth would have kept him from the position of power he holds today.

Editor, Times-Union:Monday's edition included a letter to the editor with inaccurate information about a judicial nominee.

Editor, I was reading Rick Wagner's letter about the railroad lines in Friday's edition.

- World War II Memorial - Replies To 'Ashamed' - A President With Backbone - Appreciates Stories About World War II World War II Memorial Editor, Times-Union: Saturday, May 29th, marks the dedication …

- Zurcher Remembered - Pay Raises - DARE Injustice - Tiger Band - Medicare Zurcher Remembered Editor, Times-Union: What a beautiful tribute expressed in a letter by Leanne Coffman, a former student of Vernon Zurcher, after his untimely death.I only knew him as a neighbor years ago and the reputation he shared with his wife and family and children and church.I'm sure many more whose lives were touched by this man also mourn his passing.Without fanfare or drums, he went about living his life and sharing his ideas and God-given talents with others.

Editor, Times-Union:Do you older people of Warsaw remember Mayor Mike Hodges? You bet you do.

Editor, Times-Union:My brother, Charles Jayne, passed away in KCH on May 31. He was a Vietnam Era veteran, and unfortunately, due to having MS and injuries from the service, he spent the last 15 years in nursing homes, the last seven being here in Warsaw.

Editor, Times-Union:The year-long wait for your favorite cookies is almost over.

Editor, Times-Union: Warsaw Community Public Library thanks the community for supporting the library’s mission and helping us have continued success.

Editor, Times-Union:Boy, did I have an awakening.I needed a single 5 mg generic pill before I was to take a test at a hospital.

Editor, Times-Union:In a letter printed on July 19, Thomas Coburn said, "I do not understand why people riding bicycles can't just ride their bikes on the sidewalk instead of riding out in the middle of the street."

Editor, Times-Union:I am hoping that the Times-Union is planning to cover the town hall meeting at city hall at 6 p.m. Tuesday.

Editor, Times-Union:Ryan Meyerink paved the way for me to put in my 2-cents worth regarding Mrs. Collins.

Editor, Times-Union:I would like to commend the current town council of Winona Lake on their support of the Winona Lake Volunteer Fire Department and for their fiscal responsibility and prudent analysis of the needs of our community.

Editor, Times-Union:To Michael Voisinet: I just read your letter in the Times-Union titled "Final Say?" Wonderful letter and I commend you on writing it. I would like to add the following.

- Pregnant Teens - Hateful Attitides - Apology - Armstrong Road - Street Cleared - Back To The Days Pregnant Teens Editor, Times-Union: I am the parent of a Warsaw High School freshman. I have become …

Editor, Times-Union:After an historic election where for the first time an African-American was elected president of the United States, Warsaw Community Schools decides to show the community that it is tone deaf to the ethnic and racial sensitivities of the community they serve.

Editor, Times-Union:I just read Deb McClintock's letter to the editor and I completely agree with her. I am also very upset at the loss of our one and only Fort Wayne station.

- Shepherds' Rods In Cemetery - Memories Of Dillinger Shepherds' Rods In Cemetery Editor, Times-Union: I agree with Dot Sponseller in her letter about the current supervision of Oakwood Cemetery.When Mario Sahagun was there, he was helpful to bereaved people. I have noticed from the time we buried our daughter there, that the lawn mowing and weed-eater operators were not very careful about what they chopped off. When new management took over, it was a slap in the face to come and see that all the shepherds' rods had been taken down.

Editor, Times-Union:I was part of the recent Hephzibah House protest in front of the courthouse in Warsaw.

Editor, Times-Union:It's poppy time again. Time to keep the memory of our veterans alive - really we should do it all year long.

Editor, Times-Union:This letter is for Rep. Bill Ruppel.Mr. Ruppel, I read with interest your letter in the Times-Union on July 23.

- Money Talks - Uncontested - God Always Present - Arrogance Money Talks Editor, Times-Union: If the emissions from an ethanol plant are within government pollution standards I don't see what all the complaining is about.If the powers that control those standards think that there is no danger, then go to them with your concerns.This can be discussed in public forums, but your government will make the decisions. To be honest, I feel that the ethanol plants will be built no matter how much dissent there is against them.You've heard the saying that "Money talks,**** walks."It's just a part of life that no one likes but that's been the way a lot of things get done - politics and money.

Editor, Times-Union:Regarding the letter titled “Solutions” written by Mike Wood I would just like to say – right on, Mr. Wood!