Letters to the Editor
(02/08/10)
Thanks for helping Linton food pantry To the Editor: Last August there was much coverage in this newspaper on the renovation project at the Linton Community Food Pantry and Thrift Store. Thanks to Chris Pruett and his reporters we were introduced to many local residents that were unaware of our six partner churches joined together in "feeding the hungry" and offering a pleasant shopping atmosphere in the thrift store...
Letters to the Editor
(02/03/10)
Risher family appreciates kindness To the Editor: The family of Bob Risher Jr. would like to thank family and friends during the unexpected death of our loved one. Thanks to those who sent cards, flowers, food and those attending the service and Anderson Poindexter for their kindness...
Greene County needs to stick together to prosper
(02/01/10)
Linton-Stockton Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Cheryl Hamilton asked a Greene County elected official last week to at least consider two of her members for future business. After learning that an office at the Greene County courthouse was considering using an out-of-county company to print county documents, Hamilton e-mailed the person in charge and suggested that two of her members -- Smith Printing and Lamar Imaging -- could do the job...
Letters to the Editor
(01/20/10)
Action group concerned by lack of action To the Editor: Last week, hundreds Indiana school corporations signed off on agreements to join the federal Race to the Top competition in an effort to bring much needed reforms and money to the state's struggling school systems...
Letters to the Editor
(01/18/10)
Now is a great time to quit smoking To the Editor: The Jan. 4 episode of "The Doctors" (a daytime television show that reaches over 3 million viewers) focused on New Year's resolutions, including quitting tobacco use. The following are some of the reasons they suggested why a person should quit:...
Letters to the Editor
(01/13/10)
Please don't forget what happened Oct. 2, 2009 To the Editor: This is one of stories many may have read and forgotten because they weren't personally involved. Early in the evening Oct. 2, 2009 two misguided missiles from Sullivan flew threw western Greene County for a little over a half hour until one inevitably slammed into a mini-van with three adults and two small children...
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