Self-Defense, Part 1
Editor, Times-Union:In light of recent national events and as part of my series of letters on fundamental human rights, I will now give the complete version of basic human rights that was summarized along with Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Dissent, Freedom of Thought & Inquiry, Freedom of Movement, Freedom of Commerce, Freedom of Assembly & Association, Freedom of Communication, Freedom of Property Ownership, Freedom of the Media and Freedom of Self-Ownership in several letters to the editor from October 2009 to March 2010.
Deer, Part 3
Editor, Times-Union:If the Indiana Department of Natural Resources does not start to manage our deer herd more responsibly, we will not be able to enjoy hunting in our future.
Chickens Have Plenty of Room
Editor, Times-Union: When they arrive they are cute little peepers like we see at Easter, about 1-1/2 inches in diameter, with malice toward no one. Each chick occupies approximately 1.75 square inches and the house in which they are going to live is 60 feet wide and 600 feet long. That is the equivalent of the 100-yard dash twice over from end to end.
Repurpose Room Opens its Doors
Offering furniture and home decor for the first-time renter or home buyer to people with redesign projects, The Repurpose Room owners hope to have something for everyone.
Hephzibah House to be Featured in CNN Investigation
Hephzibah House, the embattled private faith-based Winona Lake boarding school for troubled teenage girls, will be featured on CNN tonight as part of an ongoing series on child discipline and religion called “Ungodly Discipline.”
Shipshewana's Blue Gate Theater Announces 2012 Season
SHIPSHEWANA – Shipshewana Blue Gate Theater’s 11th season includes a broad selection of entertainers that includes five Grammy winners, more than 270 performances and concerts, and two musicals based on books by New York Times bestselling authors.
KYLA Learns About Agri-Business at Chore-Time Brock
MILFORD – The Kosciusko Youth Leadership Academy recently held its November meeting in Milford at Chore-Time Brock.
Tony Gene Smith
Tony Gene Smith, 64, of Worland, Wyo., died Oct. 31, 2011, with his wife and daughter by his side after fighting a courageous battle with cancer.
Paul Robert Klotz
SOUTH BEND – Paul Robert Klotz, 86, of Nappanee, passed away at 12:36 p.m. July 28, 2012, at his residence, surrounded by his loving family.
Layne Warren
Layne “Lane” David Warren, 91, Claypool, passed away at 10:11 a.m. Aug. 16, 2016, in his home surrounded by his family.
Freedom Of Self-Defense III
Editor, Times-Union: The following is part III?of my letter on the right of self-defense and its various aspects. Part II was printed in the Oct. 4 edition of the Times-Union.
Area Fire Departments Stand Down From North Webster Coverage
NORTH WEBSTER – Surrounding fire departments were told to stand down this morning after being on alert for the North Webster Fire Department since Thursday.
Sign Ordinance Revised, Approved
Placing a temporary sign in unincorporated areas of Kosciusko County just became a little more simple.
