MIDDLEBURY — As a mom and now a political candidate for the Indiana State Senate seat in district 12, many of you know my concerns regarding the state of education in Indiana. Today I want to express my frustration with the entire process of testing our students. As a taxpayer I am fully aware that I, along with fellow Hoosier taxpayers, paid for the almost one hundred million dollar four-year contract with CTB/McGraw-Hill.
Read MoreDear Editor, When the founding fathers wrote the United States Constitution, they really wanted to make a statement to the rest of the world. Their intentions were clear from the very beginning with the words, “We the People.” The founders told the entire world that in the United States, the … Read More
Dear Editor, Tim Tebow has always been my favorite athlete and celebrity. I’ve followed him since I was a kid. He won two national championships in college, he won the Heisman award for the best college football player in the country and he was a first round pick … Read More
Dear Editor, In 1776, a group of Americans declared independence from a power-hungry king over the issue of “taxation without representation.” Today, Americans face a different issue of “regulation without representation.” Historically, legislative authority has remained in the hands of Congress. However, as time has progressed, Congress has … Read More
Dear Editor: The official numbers for the amount of Hoosiers who voted in this year’s November Primary were released on Tuesday. The turnout was very low. Of the 2,724,298 Indiana citizens eligible to vote; a meager 20.5 percent made it to the polls last week. In Kosciusko County … Read More
Dear Editor, On Sept. 19, Kids Market Inc., a nonprofit organization, held its semi-annual sale at The Heritage Room, formally known as Rodeheaver, on the campus of Grace College. The organization’s mission is, “supporting women and children in Kosciusko County by distributing proceeds generated from consignment sales of … Read More
Another opportunity for Americans to reflect on veterans – young and old – who have changed the course of history, not only in this country, but the entire world is coming Nov. 11.
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I am writing in support of Jack Wilhite’s campaign for Warsaw Common Council. Jack and I have known each other years. In fact, my mother had a picture of us decorating our bikes for the Warsaw 4th of July parade when we were “little tikes.”
Read MoreDear Editor, I want to highly endorse Jack Wilhite and Cindy Dobbins for Warsaw city council. I have known Jack for many years, especially through Scouting, and know his commitment to values, family and community. Cindy has already shown her willingness to serve and make Warsaw a better … Read More
Dear Editor, I support Jack Wilhite and Cindy Dobbins for City Council. Cindy has worked hard on the City Council to provide great city services while maintaining low taxes. Cindy is eager to listen to citizen’s concerns. Jack Wilhite is an area resident since 1963. He has been … Read More
Dear Editor, I’m fairly new to Mentone. Quite frankly, between work, family, and interminable laundry, I haven’t felt the desire to be involved in town matters. But someone encouraged me to attend a town council meeting, simply because the hot topic was the big “S,” safety. And nothing … Read More
Dear Editor: In honor of Direct Support Professionals week, Sept. 13-19, I would like to thank all of the Direct Support Professionals who have worked with my son and all of the other adults with disabilities at Cardinal Services in Warsaw. My son, Andrew, is 27. He attends … Read More
Dear Editor, The Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation welcomed its sixth class of Tippecanoe Valley High School Distinguished Alumni Sept. 10-11 by inducting eight new members into the class of 2015. These two very special days were made possible by the efforts of many, including the members of the … Read More
Dear Editor, Many in Warsaw already know there will be competing rallies Sept. 22, in Warsaw. The Indiana Pastors Alliance with Monica Boyer, State Rep. Curt Nisely as well as many other social conservatives will be on the courthouse’s lawn. The Pro Equality Hoosier Rally will convene in the parking … Read More
Dear Editor, Why does the railroad have to close so many crossings at once? Last night, Aug. 4, I attempted to travel home from Syracuse to the east side of Wawasee Lake where I live. I arrived at the crossing where I normally turn and it was closed … Read More
Dear Editor, This is in response to the Aug. 1 article in ‘the PAPER’ titled “Kosciusko’s aerial applicators stay busy following rains, flooding” concerning the aerial spraying of crops and the increase of it in this area. Not all of us are happy about this. Many people in … Read More