- Downtown Alive In The 30's - Proud To Be An American Downtown Alive In The 30's Editor, Times-Union: In these times, whenever I walk the streets of downtown Warsaw on Saturday night, I become very depressed.Everything is so dead.All you see are empty store buildings and shadows; and you seldom ever see anybody ambling down the sidewalks.In this lazy generation, everybody rides.

Editor, Times-Union:Most people today have a computer or have access to one with a friend or the library. It's very easy in just a few minutes to inform yourself and all your friends about this important election.

- Editor, Times-Union: Editor, Times-Union: In response to Mr.Blake Dirks' letter, I must express my sincere appreciation for a very insightful lesson in history, foreign policy and constitutional law.When I went to Borders to get my copy of "Citizenship for Dummies," they were plum out, so his primer was definitely needed.I can't speak for Mssrs.Guard and Kaiser, but having followed their contributions to this publication over the years, I'm sure they are truly humbled by your chastisement of their respective positions. That being said, let me throw in my 2 cents.

Editor, Times-Union:This morning I heard McCain railing about a few million dollars going to research on termites. You'd think someone who owns seven houses would want to prevent termite infestation. Not all earmarks are a "bridge to nowhere." Lots of these projects are needed. It's childish to assume, as McCain does, that all of them are throwing money away. Where termites are a problem is where houses need to be inspected before mortgage lenders will fund them.

Editor, Times-Union:The 9th of November 2013 marks another anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Editor, Times-Union:Let's go back a few generations from Dr. Remington's nostalgic, well-put letter on Warsaw and its growing pains.

Editor, Times-Union:I just want to say how impressed I am watching these girls play volleyball considering they didn't play a lot together last year as a team.

Editor, Times-Union:The following is a speech I made at the Kosciusko County Tea Party on April 15.

- Private Life - Consequences - Gift Of Sight - Never Had Sex Private Life Editor, Times-Union: In 1988, ten years ago, the late Dr. Richard C. Halverson, Chaplain of the United States Senate, penned …

- Spooktacular Success - School Questions - Purse Stolen - The Future Is ...Football! - Committed To Community - Good Samaritan Spooktacular Success Editor, Times-Union: We would like to thank everyone who assisted with our Downtown Halloween Spooktacular on Oct.26.Special thanks go to the downtown merchants and others for opening their doors and passing out treats to almost 500 area kids and to those who volunteered their time to make the event possible. It took everyone working together to organize and provide everything needed to help the kids have a fun and safe Halloween. Most of all, thanks to the kids for providing all the fun of Halloween.

Editor, Times-Union:I am surprised at the number of people who are praising Barack Obama as a great man and sometimes even as Savior "The Messiah", ...

- Concerned About Education - Unkempt Property - School Redistricting Concerned About Education Editor, Times-Union: The Concerned Citizens for Quality Education not-for-profit organization is in the process of being formed due to the recent actions of the WCS School Board.On Sept.2, board members were elected, committees chosen and a very positive mission statement has been prepared.The CCQE organization welcomes all taxpayers and concerned individuals within the school district to become members.

Editor, Times-Union:In the past few weeks, you have published a number of letters where the authors make erroneous claims or have referred to incomplete information.

Editor, Times-Union:When I was a student at Chester Elementary in North Manchester, one of my teachers read the book “Little House on the Prairie” by Laura Ingals Wilder.

Editor, Times-Union: My number one fan is an interesting guy.

Editor, Times-Union:This is in regards to the headlights letter by Mr. Rob Edling.

Editor, Times-Union:I went to the WCHS vs. Marion boys basketball game tonight.

Editor, Times-Union:Kudos to Gary Gerard!Your News Views in Saturday's paper was excellent.

Editor, Times-Union:The white Europeans come to America and the Native Americans teach them how to survive in the new land. Then they massacre the Indians, steal their lands, and put the rest on reservations.

Editor, Times-Union:Much has been made here of Democratic candidate for U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly’s congressional voting record.

Editor, Times-Union:When President Bush talks about less taxes, that is interesting - right? If government would send you a check, that also is interesting.

- AWL Needs Help - Smith For Treasurer - CCQE Still Fighting - Closing Elementaries - Political Civility - Troubling Debate AWL Needs Help Editor, Times-Union: The animal shelter still needs help! …

Editor, Times-Union:For decades the old bell sat in its lofty perch looking out over the country side.

Editor, Times-Union:It's me again. Cindy Lou McConnell Slater. I still would like to throw my hat in for president. Don't know why, just for fun I guess.

During our lives, each of us lives through "historical" events.They are the events that "change a nation" or "change the way that we..." Some might say that the Clinton crisis is one such event.I can see the possibilities, but I also think that since the beginning of the 20th century, many American events have been more important in shaping the United States as a nation. A brief history of important American events: nOct.1, 1908, the Ford Motor Company introduces the first Model T.It becomes the most popular car ever produced.It also introduces the assembly line, cheap labor and even more environmental problems. n1914, World War I begins.Approximately 120,144 American soldiers will die, more than half from disease. nApril 6, 1917, America declares war against Germany.America learns it can't stay out of international affairs. nAug.26, 1920, The 19th Amendment is ratified, granting women's suffrage.It's the beginning of a new era for women.