Dear Editor, Thank you to InkFreeNews for its recent article listing all of the township trustees and contact information. We hope the trustees are ready to help during the government shutdown as stated. From the public information available, many of the smaller township trustee offices do not have … Read More
Dear Editor, Indiana lawmakers stand on the brink of capitulating to White House interference in our 2026 midterm elections if Gov. Mike Braun and the Statehouse redraw congressional maps so Republicans can win all nine of the state’s U.S. House seats. They currently hold seven. Braun set a … Read More
Dear Editor, Standing up for the 600,000 Hoosiers who rely on SNAP, like the other 25 state attorneys general, the email I sent to Todd Rokita, I wish to share: Mr. Rokita, I would address you as Mr. Attorney General but your inability to take phone calls from … Read More
As a participant in the Syracuse Parks Department’s community trick or treat event Oct. 25 at Lakeside Park, I want to thank and congratulate Chad Jonsson, Darin Lursen, Amanda Torres and their team.
Read MoreDear Editor, In recent weeks, political rhetoric has taken a darker turn. A candidate in Indiana was caught on a hot mic suggesting that Democrats should be “exterminated.” Around the same time, Karoline Leavitt, Speaker Mike Johnson and even former President Donald Trump called Democrats “terrorists” and “a … Read More
Dear Editor, As we observe Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it’s important we spotlight not only the importance of screenings but also the environmental risks that can cause breast cancer. While genetics plays a factor, environmental exposures such as secondhand smoke stand out as a silent but potent threat. … Read More
Dear Editor, This is a letter to all Kosciusko County towns, businesses and residents. Dear Friends and Community Leaders, As our nation approaches a historic milestone — the 250th anniversary of the United States of America — the ML Community Impact Alliance, in partnership with local organizations, invites … Read More
Dear Editor, Recent news regarding ICE has been unusually negative and unsettling by almost anyone’s standards. Just because ICE and local police have a gun and a badge, they decide they can absolutely ignore the Constitution. Some even wear bulletproof vests and masks. They make no attempt to … Read More
Dear Editor, It’s been a long time since I was in school so my math may be rusty. But, as far as the Marsh building goes, I see it as taxpayers losing $6 million. Being it was bought by a government (tax) funded NGO, i.e. Cardinal Services, for … Read More
Dear Editor, This is a letter to Officer Baker at the Warsaw Police Department: Dear Officer Baker, I am writing this letter to offer my deepest and most sincere apologies for my actions that led to your injuries and my arrest. I deeply regret my behavior that day … Read More
Dear Editor, As chairman of Indiana’s 2nd Congressional District Democrats, I feel it’s important to respond to Congressman Rudy Yakym’s recent letter to the editor, which left out some critical truths. First, Republicans control the White House, the House of Representatives and the Senate. With that level of … Read More
Dear Editor, There’s no way around it: Democrats have taken their political games too far and shut down the government. Let me pull back the curtain and explain what’s really going on. Two weeks ago, House Republicans passed a clean continuing resolution (CR). Think of a CR like … Read More
Dear Editor, At midnight on Oct. 1, the federal government shut down. This isn’t just a Washington story — it has real impacts here in Indiana. Federal workers in our communities will go without pay, families will face delays in vital services and our local economy will feel … Read More
Dear Editor, Like many seniors, I’m concerned about the rising cost of health care. That’s why I switched to Medicare Advantage earlier this year. It’s been a great decision, both for my health and my wallet. It’s important that policymakers understand just how much Hoosiers like me rely … Read More
Dear Editor, The Sept. 9 school board meeting exposed what many of us already knew: Wawasee schools have a leadership problem. Waste of funds, safety lapses and teacher morale crumbling. These are not isolated complaints. They are symptoms of systemic failure, and that failure lies at the top. … Read More
Dear Editor, Kind of strange that half the [Justice Building] caves in and has lost all structural rigidity, yet no one is talking about it. Why hasn’t the building been closed off? What’s the plan going to be? I guess they could move to the old Marsh building … Read More
