After weeks of the liberal Democratic candidates taking turns, writing similar letters to the editor with the same spiel, suggesting that the Wayne Township trustee’s office has accumulated too much money in their accounts, or has been operating improperly, I want to offer an alternative and truthful perspective.

 If you’re reading this, thank you for being interested and aware of how local government works. Everyday folks need to step up and get involved at the local level.

I learned a long time ago,when it comes to politics, follow the money. It seems Wayne Township has a positive cash flow. Wow.

In case anyone has not noticed, it’s election season again, and we will be going to the polls to decide who will be our next representatives.

Whitko Community School Corporation is currently the highest taxed school district in the area! How can we change that?

To My friends in the WaNee school district, here’s why I’m voting “No” on the referendum. While I’m not opposed to adding safety measures to the school building itself, my concern is with the mental health counselors that are included in the name of “safety."

I would like to take this opportunity to reach out to the voters of Tippecanoe Township. I genuinely appreciate the support that I received throughout the primary election process.

I would like to express my gratitude to Commissioner Bob Conley for his recent leadership in creating a more protective wind ordinance for Kosciusko County.

Thank goodness, folks, this election season will soon be over and we can all go back to a normal life and start complaining about the trains and rains here in the Warsaw area.

I was apolitical for the first two-thirds of my life, but got my first political wake-up call in 1997 after I became a 40-year-old college student.

Two candidates are running for Wayne Township trustee. One of the candidates has made statements that imply she is a hybrid Republican. Then why didn't she run in the Republican primary?

This coming Friday and Saturday Combined Community Services will be holding its Food-A-thon 2018. Over the past year Kosciusko County Farm Bureau has donated, along with help from Maple Leaf Farms and Miller Poultry, over 4,000 pounds of Duck and Chicken to CCS.

How can Maxine Waters get away with her incessant attacks on President Trump? She’s black and a woman, which puts Trump at a great disadvantage and she knows it. If he retaliates he is a misogynist and a racist. She incites violence.

I’m glad we have a two-party system, because I learned about the concerns with the police and sheriff departments, problems with the jail and how the General Assembly changed jail time.

On Tuesday, Nov. 6, voters in Kosciusko County will get to exercise an option on the ballot that should be expanded, that option being the vote to retain in office or not for Indiana Supreme Court Justice Geoffrey Slaughter and Robert Altice, District 2 appeals justice.

Mr. Alspaugh is correct that I am two years too late in the discussion of the new fire station. I should have been involved and instead left it to people that I believed had our best interests at heart.

Shari Benyousky has campaigned visibly and vigorously across Warsaw to meet and get input from Wayne Township constituents and the greater Warsaw community about their hopes, dreams, needs and visions.

I was born into a staunch Republican family and raised with conservative values I still believe in. Yet in 50 years of voting I have never voted a straight ticket. I always vote for an individual, not a party. That will change this midterm election.

On Nov. 6, voters have the opportunity to support a proposed constitutional amendment that would ensure Indiana continues to live within its means.

How many times has the public been asked to shop locally, even though the big box stores came to Warsaw and the downtown stores disappeared. Now only banks, lawyers, custom stores and empty storefronts are downtown.

My name is Shaé Brown, Founder and Director of Kutoa Project Inc., an Indiana-based organization that works directly with youth in Kenya who has been affected by trauma.

I want to remind everyone that all the commissioners, especially Bob Conley, were the ones who strapped us with this ungodly wheel tax that we have to pay every year.

Biomet CEO Dane Miller once told me, “You never know what’s under a rock until you turn it over.” I agree, and I believe Wayne Township residents have learned and benefited from the discoveries of the Shari Benyousky for Trustee Campaign Team about the finances of the Wayne Township trustee office. What exactly have we learned?

Powerful social movements and passions are blowing in the wind, and most of them have dangerous implications for the institution of the family, religious liberty, our children and unborn babies, and the country at large.

To the man who claims I'm a critic of the Wayne Township trustee's Democratic candidate and that I'm misinformed, I must ask if you took the time to do your homework.