Editor, Times-Union:Abraham Lincoln's goal at the start of the Civil War was the preservation of the Union - not the end slavery as some people have recently claimed.

Editor, Times-Union:Yesterday was Dec. 7, 2009. President Roosevelt declared it as a "A Date Which Will Live in Infamy".

Editor, Times-Union: If you have a real concern about what a CAFO really is, how standards are decided and the impact on society and the environment, simply go to Wikipedia, on your computer and gain the knowledge you need. This is a good short lesson with pros and cons about the subject.

Editor, Times-Union:“The door that nobody else will go in seems always to swing open widely for me.” – Clara Barton.

Editor, Times-Union:The election season is upon us now and the hijinks are in full swing.

Editor, Times-Union:I would like to express my response to Bill Ruppel's letter to the editor in which he announces his support for the Kernan-Shepherd bill.

Editor, Times-Union: I am writing my first letter to the people of Kosciusko County to let them know what a horrific thing my husband and I are going through.

Editor, Times-Union:Will making it harder for felons and the mentally disturbed to get guns make this country safe?

Editor, Times-Union:With all due respect, Mr. Editor, there are those who have submitted letters to your paper that were not printed and were not in poor taste as I’m getting phone calls verifying that since my letter appeared. Of course, opinions vary from one person to another.

For years, medical devices have been changing the lives of patients around the world.

Editor, Times-Union:I’m Pastor Ronnie L. Patrick, Pastor of New Beginning Church and World Outreach.

Editor, Times-Union: If it wasn’t for Obama being president I could about say I support Democrats. At least Bauer down at the state house has enough sense to know and say that the RTW law vote should be in the hands of voters, where as Bosma says it should be decided on by legislators.

Editor, Times-Union:In response to recent inflammatory screeds authored by a "Jerry Richardson" and published in the Times-Union regarding the expansion of a runway at the Warsaw Airport, I have conducted a research project to gauge opinion about the controversy among people named Jerry Richardson.

Editor, Times-Union:I sometimes look at myself as an unusual person. I have been accused of always being so serious.

Editor, Times-Union:Monday, Nov. 19, we received a call telling us that our grandson was in a foreign country and had been in a car accident.

Editor, Times-Union: To everyone complaining about their cars and motorcycles getting wet from farmers watering their crops:

Editor, Times-Union:Garry Trudeau in his March 3 Doonesbury cartoon strip reached a new despicable low.

Editor, Times-Union:In 1776, a group of Americans declared independence from a power-hungry king over the issue of “Taxation without Representation.”

- In His Shoes - Major Moves - Gun Permits - Takes Issue - Patriot Guard - Seek Help In His Shoes Editor, Times-Union: First of all, in response to John Swick's letter in the March 1 edition and the …

Editor, Times-Union: I and a lot of other people were disappointed with Silver Lake Days. There was nothing for the elderly or the young children of this town.

Editor, Times-Union:Thank you to every person in the 22nd House District who voted in yesterday's Indiana primary election

Editor, Times-Union: Don’t look now but those Ebenezer Scrooge Republicrats are at it again.

Editor, Times-Union:In my opinion any U.S. federally elected official, who has sworn to uphold and defend the Constitution ...

Editor, Times-Union:Mr. Burchette, you are hilarious.

- Remember The Fun - Workforce Development Remember The Fun Editor, Times-Union: "How soon they forget," but it was a long time ago. Mrs.Ford Hardman presented the play "The Night of Jan.16th" in the '30s.She directed and Mr.and Mrs.Avis Fern were makeup artists and set designers.They had a dance and acting studio in Warsaw. Mrs.Hardman directed other shows, "Prairie Rose" and a variety show for veterans in the Fort Wayne Vets Hospital. I played Andre and my brother, Roger, was Mr.Whitfield."Doc" Boles was judge.I remember Bob Richmond, Milo Clase, Louise Cain, to name a few.I do remember faces but some names elude me in some of the shows. The article brought back so many funny and good times with different people in the different shows.