Amazed by response to sewer problem
According to John Wooden: “The time to make friends is before you need them.”
Read MoreCategory Archives: Letters to the Editor
Warsaw Code Enforcer: Friend Or Foe?
Dear Editor, The hearing officer Tom Earhart should have better consideration and judgment for our brick-and-mortar shops. And Robert Hurford should take the time to go one on one, face to face to help a local business with simple codes. Fining Nicole Poort $2,100 for not getting a … Read More
Response to why there is a tax
In response to letter to the editor, “Lake Wawasee residents keep paying, but for what” in the June 29 issue:
Read MoreKosciusko Senior Center Board Needs To Address Turmoil
Dear Editor, Well, here we go again. The executive director of the Kosciusko Senior Center has fired another activity coordinator. This was the best coordinator they’ve had in years. She has built this activity center up to where it hasn’t been for a very long time. There was … Read More
Bags Of Mulch Parked In Accessible Parking Spots
Dear Editor, As a power wheelchair user, I take advantage of accessible parking when I am out and about in Warsaw. I appreciate having the extra space to lower the ramp on my van upon exiting and entering the vehicle. I was appalled July 1 when I went … Read More
Poison Pill Hidden In ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’
Dear Editor, The “One Big, Beautiful Bill” is loaded with promises kept and goodies for many to ensure its passage. However, this pile of pork contains a tiny poison pill at its center that threatens the checks and balances essential to our free society. This one-sentence pill is … Read More
Lake Wawasee residents keep paying, but for what?
It’s been a couple of months since my last letter, so I wanted to provide an update on the ongoing concerns surrounding the transparency and accountability of the Turkey Creek Dam and Dike Conservancy District.
Read MoreThanks for the support
With the 2025 Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Drive complete, Cardinal Services takes this opportunity to offer our deepest thanks to everyone whose combined efforts will help people with disabilities in our community.
Read MoreLetter Writer Apologizes To The Community
Dear Editor, Dear All of Kosciusko County and InkFreeNews: First off, for those of you who don’t know me, my name is Grant Slater. I’m 36, and I’ve been a member of the Kosciusko community for almost all of my life. I’ve resided in Chicago, Indianapolis, Marion and … Read More
Maybe Close Skate Park Instead Of Moving It
Dear Editor, So, once again large tax dollars going to move a non-used skate park — a/k/a a thing of the past — across town. What and why? When is the last time that skate park was even open? Is it even open? I’ll move all those ramps … Read More
Let us truly memorialize our local hero
We have Memorial Day behind us, Flag Day upon us, Fourth of July around the corner and Veteran’s Day in November.
Read MoreBalancing passion and practicality in educational programs
I appreciate the community’s passion and support for our radio/TV program and Mr. Jeremy VanLue.
Read MoreVeterans Group Grateful For Places To Hand Out Poppies
Dear Editor, The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post 1126 of Warsaw would like to thank Rural King and Runnings. On May 17, they allowed us to honor our veterans by passing out poppies during National Poppy Month at their establishments. We would also like to thank the … Read More
Short-sighted school board
Dear Editor: The recent defunding of the media program at Wawasee High School is short-sighted for multiple reasons. First, think about how media is impacting each of us every day — and is growing. Preparing students for jobs in this fast-growing industry makes good sense. Killing it is … Read More
Your Story Can Inspire Others To Quit Smoking Or Vaping
Dear Editor, Quitting smoking or vaping is one of the hardest, and most rewarding, things a person can do for their health. If you’ve been able to quit, we want to take a moment to say: congratulations. You’ve done something courageous and life-changing. And now, your story can … Read More
Has Indiana Chosen To Put Vulnerable Adults At Risk?
Dear Editor, The news that Indiana’s Adult Protective Service program that investigates cases of endangered adults has been awarded to a for-profit company has left current APS professionals and providers of services for those adults with questions. I am a retired Adult Protective Service investigator, having served from … Read More