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Letters To The Editor

- Young Tiger Football - Closing Schools - Majority Rule Young Tiger Football Editor, Times-Union: I must tell you about an organization that you have here.Young Tiger Football - it is awesome. The last two weeks (every night), I've watched young boys ages 8-12 play football.They've sweated, a few have shed a brief tear, but all of them have shown such heart.They've worked like true champions.I'm very proud of each and every one of them. The volunteer coaches and organizers are awesome.They come early, stay late.They are encouraging, teaching not only football but life.

Editor, Times-Union:Joe gets up at 6 a.m. and fills his coffeepot with water for his morning coffee. The water is clean and good because some tree-hugging liberal fought for minimum water-quality standards. With his first swallow of coffee, he takes his daily medication. His medications are safe to take because some stupid commie liberal fought to ensure their safety and that they work as advertised.

Editor, Times-Union:If the Greenland ice sheet melted, global sea levels would rise by 26 to 33 feet and many seaports and coastlines would be flooded. If the Atlantic ice sheet melted, Earth’s oceans would rise by 350 feet. Humans would survive climate change of this magnitude, but social and political organizations may not. Would you want this falling on your shoulders? You can help.

- Optimists Say Thanks - Animal Welfare League Optimists Say Thanks Editor, Times-Union: The Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club would like to thank all of our customers and donors for another very successful Optimist Christmas Tree Sales project.Because of your support, we are able to donate our proceeds directly to many diverse youth projects. The tradition of Optimist Christmas Tree Sales have produced close to $100,000 that have funded such projects as Youth in Government, Art in the Park, Teacher of the Year, YMCA expansion project, WCHS Step One Program, Warsaw Little League, WCHS Band, Respect for Law Camp, KCSL and many other group and individual academic, fine arts and athletic endeavors.

Editor, Times-Union:I saw on TV that it is being considered to do away with the holiday Easter and I believe that maybe our “world” is finally coming to its senses.

Editor, Times-Union: I have raised livestock for over 30 years. I presently own three large animal confinement farms in Wabash and Huntington County. My son owns a custom manure disposal business of which I’m involved with and I can clearly state that the Indiana Department of Environmental Management has a very detailed program to assist and monitor farmers who have animal confinement farms. There is no reason for the county to put in place another layer of rules for farmers.

- Politics Politics Editor, Times-Union: I cannot hardly stand to watch Chris Chocola and Joe Donnelly television commercials anymore.When we have to watch them just about every commercial break, all I can think of is how much money it must cost to run their particular pleas for a vote.

Editor, Times-Union:What a change!

- King George - Lesson Learned - No Spell Check - Thanks To Warsaw PD King George Editor, Times-Union: Mr.Hackworth: I pondered whether to spend 37 cents to respond to your shallow, belittling comments, but your words were so reminiscent of the recent campaign that I couldn't resist.Besides I'm not working a 40-hour week in this booming Bush economy so I have extra time on my hands.

Editor, Times-Union:We are excited to announce that, by the gracious love of God, our prayers have been answered.

Editor, Times-Union:In the for-profit health care industry there is constant pressure to deny healthcare to maximize profits for the shareholders and CEO's ...

Editor, Times-Union:Freedom is a universal language understood by most Americans.

Editor, Times-Union:Raise the Social Security age to 69?

Editor, Times-Union:In response to Dave Koontz's letter:I believe my whole letter was taken out of context here.

Election week I submitted a letter to the editor which was not printed.  When I called to see why, the editor didn’t have the courtesy to return my call.

Editor, Times-Union:We might as well be under a dictatorship which censors and filters our news.

Editor, Times-Union:I have been reading the letters to the editors, and am finally upset enough to write my own.

- Ivy Tech Student - Thanks To WCS - No More 'W' - Property Taxes - Elks Dinner - Steve Reed Story - Libertarian View - Thanks To Library - Too Much For Athletics - Good Samaritan - Ivy Tech - REACT Convention Ivy Tech Student Editor, Times-Union: I would like to respond to the article in the newspaper about the Ivy Tech situation.I read the article on the college's problems.As a student I would like to share my views on this issue.

Editor, Times-Union:End of 2013/2014 school year Whitko lost double-digit students for the next school year 2014/2015, letting go good teachers, not having students’ education as your highest interest.

Editor, Times-Union:A few years ago a woman e-mailed me and asked me how I would help her mother who suffered from epilepsy.

Editor, Times-Union:Do you suppose Joe Biden can spell potato?A few days ago, I saw Joe Biden in a news clip of an interview. I heard him say, "When the crash of October 1929 happened, President Roosevelt went on TV and said ..."

Editor, Times-Union:It was on April 16, 1945, when Soviet armies began their offensive against Berlin, while Western Allies overran Germany from the west.

Editor, Times-Union:Sixty-six years ago the combined allied forces of England, Canada, and the United States of America, with the aid of French resistance fighters launched a massive amphibious invasion of Europe on the beaches of Normandy.

Editor, Times-Union:As a former realtor, I feel compelled to add to the mix of information regarding the current complex and inequitable property tax system.

Editor, Times-Union:I just read the article titled "23-Year-Old Warsaw Woman's Death Linked To Methadone Overdose."

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