Dear Editor, Just want to say thank you for the recognition of George E. Barnhart as a veteran of World War II with the beautiful banner honoring his service to our country. It is such an honor, and every veteran needs this right now. We wish he could … Read More
Dear Editor, As a lifelong Republican and staunch advocate for economic conservatism, I am writing to express my concerns regarding the recent revelations about the Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales’ office distributing extensive bonuses to nearly all its employees. While I believe in rewarding hard work and … Read More
Dear Editor, I am a college student from Indiana but currently in school in Bennington, Vt., writing to express my concern around the plastic pollution crisis. Every year worldwide, around 500 billion plastic bags are used, which is an incomprehensible number. Plastic bags’ biggest issue is the number … Read More
Dear Editor, I went to Dalton’s 25-year dinner Friday evening at the newly renovated Center Lake Pavilion. The building looked great. Nice place for a party. But when we were leaving, the parking lot was so dark, it was not safe to walk to the car. Why would … Read More
Dear Editor, Regarding John Dimmitt. Why did it take so long after his first 90-day registration failure for action to happen? He is a sexually violent predator who had to register every 90 days, and it had been 35 months, and they still weren’t seeking him. Aaron Brubaker
Read MoreDear Editor, His side, her side and the truth. According to attorney Kathleen DeLaney, “Dr. Bernard has testified under oath that she followed her legal responsibilities and her duties as a physician on multiple occasions, her employer, Indiana University, has verified she followed her legal duties and even … Read More
Dear Editor, Would you want your doctor to disclose your private medical information without your consent? Last year, Caitlin Bernard, a doctor at IU Health, reportedly provided an abortion to a 10-year-old rape victim. The very next day, while the little girl was still recovering in the hospital, … Read More
The Syracuse Town Council will be considering two rate ordinances at their next meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 19, at the Town Hall
Read MoreAs the news begins to break that I am stepping away from North Webster Community Center, I wanted an opportunity to express my deepest gratitude to the entire North Webster Community and beyond!
Read MoreDear Editor, I was deeply encouraged by the recent article discussing the feasibility study initiated for the potential establishment of a performing arts center, convention center and parking garage in downtown Warsaw. Such developments hold the promise of not only elevating our city’s cultural landscape but also breathing … Read More
By Don Stichter Editor’s Note: Dan Stichter is a board member of the Kosciusko County Community Foundation. He and his family established a Donor Advised Fund at the community foundation, which enables Dan and his wife, Emily, to share the joy of giving and to practice philanthropy with … Read More
I am writing to you after I just finished reading a current, single sentencing article on Jordan Alexander Scott, 31.
Read MoreDear Editor, I am writing as a concerned father of two young children in our community. The recent news story involving the arrest of Cory J. Schutz, the former athletic director of Wawasee High School, has left me deeply troubled. It is disheartening to see incidents like these … Read More
I got to meet Jennifer McCormick on Sunday; Jennifer is running for governor here in Indiana.
Read MoreJust before the 4-H livestock competitions begin, the 4-H’ers join together in a fun, light-hearted competition called, “The Battle of the Barns.”
Read MoreDear Editor, Thank you for the great article on Mentone diners and dives. You certainly did our community justice. It was so much fun to meet everyone at our table. The Bulldog provides an everyday service to Mentone, and they are open in the evenings, which is hard … Read More
