- Justice - Animal Welfare Justice Editor, Times-Union: This letter is concerning unfair justice.My questions are as follows: 1.How can a person continue to be arrested on possession, OWI, battery, etc.? 2.How can a person be on probation having more than one felony charge pending? 3.How can a person be arrested on some of these same charges again recently, bond out again and walk the streets? This is why so many people are being hurt.I think it's pretty sad when, charge after charge, this person is slapped on the hand. Someone is really laughing at our judicial system.

Editor, Times-Union:This is the last time I will write in response to a letter by Mr. Buck Young.

Editor, Times-Union:Please keep my brother, Patrick DiRico, in your thoughts and prayers this season.

Editor, Times-Union:Have you ever been to a Harlem Globetrotters game?

Editor, Times-Union:I have an idea for you.

Editor, Times-Union:To all my friends and neighbors,One of the most important and critical elections in our lifetime is fast approaching and the residents of district three have the opportunity to elect Marlin Stutzman as United States congressman.

- Stupid Politicians - Buy American - Homeless Shelter - Pushing For Peace - Trying To Work - Roving Chef Roving Again - Webster Channel - Hometown Holiday - Fun Walk - Sweeper Project Stupid Politicians Editor, Times-Union: During the Clinton reign "it is the economy, stupid" was what we often heard ...well, the word "stupid" still applies but it is the stupid politicians with their lobbyists beside them intent on filling their pockets with money, causing the misery now.

Editor, Times-Union:Looks like the Darwin award list is going to be pretty crowded around here this year.Tom MetzgerWarsaw, via email

- U.S.30 - Liberal Thought - Father's Day - Right To Dissent - AWL U.S.30 Editor, Times-Union: I really enjoy the opinions column, particularly on days when it's filled with a variety of hodgepodge. The subject of traffic deaths out on 30 is just about boring me to tears.People die in traffic accidents every day. An article on Thursday's front page caused me to ask myself a question.The article was titled "Warsaw Man Charged with Dealing Cocaine."The question is for the Kosciusko County Drug Task Force.Just how big of a bite out of crime would you be willing to take to rid Warsaw of this cocaine problem? To publicly humiliate the guy selling it by printing his name on the front page was a real good step one.This is my suggestion for step two.

Editor, Times-Union:Of late, I've seen praise bestowed on Judge Sutton. I agree with the articles 100 percent.

Editor, Times-Union:Along with so many other Americans, I went through the painstaking ritual of filing tax returns.

- Great Music - Perfect Example - Perfect Example - Deport Illegals - Elkhart Officer - Libertarians Meet Saturday - Terror And Israel - Narrow-Minded Columnist - Narrow-Minded Columnist - Not A …

Editor, Times-Union:More folks joined the "Dream Team" this week with their "hate bashing" of Republicans, Bush and everyone associated with Fox News.

- DNR Rule Changes - Right Wing ACLU - Hit-And-Run Accident Info Sought - Katrina - Cancer Society - Winona Politics DNR Rule Changes Editor, Times-Union: "The people shall have a right to bear arms, for the defense of themselves and the State."These 17 clear words are found in Article 1, Section 32 of Indiana's Constitution.This basic freedom is found in our state's Bill of Rights alongside the free exercise and enjoyment of religious opinions, the free interchange of thought and opinion, and the inalienable rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

- Stolen Toy - DARE Thanks - Small Thanks - Real Justice - Elected Officials - Police Supported - License Branch Key Stolen Toy Editor, Times-Union: I'm writing this letter hoping that the person or …

Editor, Times-Union:I am a senior citizen. In a few months, I will have to switch from my health insurance (now costing $750 per month) to Medicare. I've done my research.

Editor, Times-Union:In an effort to oppose the construction of an ethanol refinery near Milford, an information pamphlet was recently mailed to the Syracuse/Wawasee Property Owners by the Northern Lakes Area Concerned Citizens.

Editor, Times-Union:Over the last week or so, I have been hearing a lot of outcry that guns need to be banned.

Editor, Times-Union:Need more revenue? Raise tax on fireworks like you do on cigarettes.Tom MetzgerWarsaw, via email

Editor, Times-Union:As a board member of the Riley Children’s Hospital Board of Governors, I would like to say thank you to the Kiwanis who stood in the blustery weather on Saturday collecting for Riley.

Editor, Times-Union:An American girl married a radical revolutionary.

Editor, Times-Union:I attended Monday night's four-hour Warsaw School Board meeting with over 200 Doug Ogle supporters.

Editor, Times-Union:I am privileged to be a candidate for the District 22 State Representative seat.

Editor, Times-Union:I just read the AP article in Saturday’s Times-Union (Oct. 25) concerning Governor Pence’s decision not to apply for a federal grant ($80 million over four years) to send 5,700 more Indiana children to preschool programs.

We live in this world for just a limited time.Some of us may live to be 100.Others may die as children. It's because we don't know the length of our lives that we must make the very best of it.But living a fulfilling life does not come easy.Many forces push against us and even knock us down. As children, those forces came in the form of school bullies, difficult teachers or not being able to get what we want.We think they are important issues at the time, but as we grow older, we realize they are not. During our teenage years, we are pushed down by our peers, restrictions such as curfew, and not having enough money to do what we want to do.We think they are important, but again, we realize they are not when we are older.