Editor, Times-Union:Regarding the letter to the editor, "Doctor's Trust," I know nothing about the malpractice suits against Dr. Bolduan.

Editor, Times-Union:I had a fellow contemporary ask me the other day why there are those in this country who defend the Health Insurance Mafia.

- Thanks To Firemen - Just Compensation Thanks To Firemen Editor, Times-Union: We would like to say thank you to all the firemen that helped on Dec.14 at the Stephens home.Your prompt service and care as not to destroy any more than the fire had already damaged was greatly appreciated.Thanks.

Editor, Times-Union:On the morning of March 18, I took my 6-month-old daughter to the emergency room at KCH.

- Earth Charter Fraud - Ivy Tech Expansion - Tired Of ... - Silver Lake Thanks - U.S.Must Deal With Threats From Iraq, North Korea Earth Charter Fraud Editor, Times-Union: Most people have never heard of an Ark of Hope, or the Earth Charter.The Ark of Hope is a 49" x 32" x 32" wooden vessel that contains the Earth Charter document.It is a design copy of the Biblical Ark of the Covenant, which housed the 10 Commandments. Aside from their shape and name, the two relics have little in common.Today's imitation mocks God's truth and honors the world's spiritual alternatives.We need to understand the significance of this pagan ark and how it is likely to severely impact our lives.

- Commends Sammons - Re-Elect Renier - They'll Vote For Sammons - Defending Rooney Commends Sammons Editor, Times-Union: I would like to commend Tim Sammons of the Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department for the outstanding job he has done the past several years as the DARE officer.As a DARE officer, it is important for students to be well educated about the dangers of smoking, drugs and violence.The DARE officer has to be able to gain the trust of the students, and Officer Sammons has been able to gain their trust with ease.

Editor, Times-Union:The American people seem to love horror stories and each year near Halloween they drag out a sequel of the murderous “Jason” killing or terrorize a group of people.

Editor, Times-Union:We were taken back when we saw in the paper that Titus Funeral Home was suingRedpath and Fruth Funeral Home.

Editor, Times-Union:Sometimes knowing who to vote for in a primary election feels like a guessing game. This primary I am excited that there is one race that is totally straightforward.

Editor, Times-Union:Thursday we celebrate St. Patrick's Day. How much do we really know about St. Patrick?

Editor, Times-Union:On April 4th, I cleaned my yard, and was arranging my outside statues and lights to make my yard look pretty again after a long winter.

- Time Change - The Real Thing Time Change Editor, Times-Union: We have been on year-round Daylight-Saving time ever since we were moved from the Central Standard time zone to the Eastern Standard time zone about 20 years or so ago.The first time after the zone change we went on Eastern Daylight time for the first year but never again.

- Open Mind - Tootsie Roll Drive - DARE Officers Say Thanks - Literacy Thanks - Gun Rights Open Mind Editor, Times-Union: I would like to thank those who were not angered with my editorial. I know …

Editor, Times-Union:I would like to draw the attention of those who may not be aware of a free education program that is available in Kosciusko County and throughout the state. Through this program you would have resources for information about, and participation in, activities regarding good nutrition, child development, family relations, home management of time, energy and money.

- Deadbeat Drivers - Campaign Signs Deadbeat Drivers Editor, Times-Union: How many times have you seen an unbuckled child and felt powerless to do anything about it? Now there is something you can do. From May 22 to 29, the Kosciusko County Sheriff's Office is joining the next Operation ABC Mobilization, the nationwide law enforcement crackdown on deadbeat drivers - adults who drive with unbuckled children.At the same time, citizens can help protect kids by reporting vehicles with unbuckled children through a National Safety Council toll-free number.

Editor, Times-Union:Sadly, a common misconception is that recycling doesn't matter or it won't make a difference.

- Restaurants - Hickory Creek - Hickory Creek Residents - KEMRAD - March Madness Restaurants Editor, Times-Union: I'm writing about our family restaurants in Warsaw, we have about none to speak of.Why can't we have a restaurant like a Denney's come to our town of Warsaw? We have several nice restaurants, but they are so expensive you can't go to them unless it is a special occasion. Warsaw is full of mostly fast food.Sometimes you would enjoy just having a nice breakfast or a nice dinner without having to pay through the nose. We also miss the American Table so much.The Boathouse is a wonderful place to eat, but again, it's too expensive unless it is for a special night out.I hope they plan to re-open soon.

- Trick-Or-Treat - Recycling - Where's The Justice - Flat Earth Society Trick-Or-Treat Editor, Times-Union: To the Pierceton resident who was so worried about giving candy to children from out of town? Three of those children you questioned were my grandchildren.They are from North Webster.You take your children where you know it's safe.It's too bad Pierceton has people like you.And my grandchildren will be trick or treating next year, so turn your lights off and sit in the dark.

Editor, Times-Union:I am writing this letter to warn anyone who goes to a fast food restaurant on the west side of Ind. 15 to be aware.

- No Booze No Booze Editor, Times Union: As a resident of Winona Lake I have been pleased to see the efforts toward restoration of our town by Dane Miller and Brent Wilcoxson.Much has been said both negatively and positively in letters printed in your paper about their efforts.I want to join those who are positive in their comments about the efforts of these men.Their expenditure of time and money and the risk they are taking is not small and I commend them for trying to restore the former status of this fine town.

Editor, Times-Union:Well, the henchmen of the supreme leader has taken us one step closer to going over the edge.

- Sentence Explained - Vote - Armed Society Sentence Explained Editor, Times-Union: This letter is written to give the rest of the story relating to a letter you published on April 3, 2002, from an individual who identified himself as Vic Andrews.In his letter, Mr.Andrews, even though he stated he did not know the dynamics of the case, strongly criticized a suspended sentence handed down by Judge Duane Huffer, and urged voters to vote for Judge Huffer's opponent (who is Deputy Prosecutor Byron Tinkey).The court file of the case (Case Number 43D01-0108-DF-108) is a public record as are all criminal cases.With a little effort Mr.Andrews could have learned more of the facts of this case, if he actually desired to learn the facts, by reviewing the court file and by inquiry to the prosecutor's office.

- Never Give Up - Disgusting Letter - Local People Need Help, Too - Replace The Flags - News Tells Too Much - Trade In Mike Harden - Gas Prices - Amazing Photograph - No Gold Stars - Ireland Grieves …

- Youth Praised - Lincoln Highway - Dog Shot - Honor Vets - Likes Lakeside Youth Praised Editor, Times-Union: I witnessed something from a group of youth this past Saturday which deserves public praise. In today's youth, there is a growing number of disillusioned youth who are turning away from Christianity and toward Wiccon---the occult.Saturday at the pro-life concert in Warsaw's Center Lake Park, two gentlemen were handing out leaflets titled "Ban the Bible."It was put out by a group called "Committee on Decency in USA."It was full of cult-type lies, double-talk and deceptions on the Holy Bible.

Editor, Times-Union:I am a huge proponent of newspapers and I look forward to reading the Times-Union.