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November 6, 2009

Thanks to supporters of Fairfield students

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the individuals and corporations who strongly supported the Fairfield High School marching band and color guard, making it possible for them to spend the night in Indianapolis prior to the Indiana state band finals. Your support was greatly appreciated. The band/color guard did us proud with a seventh-place ranking. Thanks again. That was a very very nice thing to do.

— Nancy Leatherman

Goshen

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Letters to the Editor
  • Art teachers may help recycle some items

    This letter is in response to your ad “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” in The Goshen News recently.

    February 10, 2012

  • Insurance mandate violates religious freedoms

    The Health and Human Services mandate requiring employers to carry insurance that covers contraceptives, including surgical sterilization and abortifacients, requires Christian schools and charitable and medical organizations to violate their conscience or face fines of $2,000/employee. This forces Christian organizations to either close down or violate the mandate.

    February 10, 2012

  • Hypnosis dates to Adam and Eve’s act of sin

    I saw the article on hypnosis in the newspaper and was reminded how far away this generation has fallen from the truth of God’s holy word, the Bible.

    February 10, 2012

  • Writer asks for compassion

    As someone who has a loved one who is on a feeding tube, I’d like to ask you to please be aware when you are out in restaurants and be compassionate when you meet someone who is on a feeding tube.

    February 9, 2012

  • Justice if different in Elkhart County

    A warning to the uninformed: there is justice and there is Elkhart County justice, and any resemblance between the two is largely coincidental.

    February 9, 2012

  • Donations can help house families

    I read with concern the headline in The Goshen News on Wednesday. Our Goshen Housing Authority needs $571,050 to continue the local rent assistance voucher program and avoid slashing services. That is over half a million dollars. Coming up with that large an amount seems hopeless. The related article went on to say that 71 households with 126 children could be directly affected by this shortfall. That is $8,043 per family unit or $4,532 per child.

    February 8, 2012

  • Don't punish renters for sins of housing authority

    February 8, 2012

  • Bishop says HHS rules violate separation of church and state

    On Friday, Jan. 20th, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced that almost all employers, including Catholic employers, will be forced to offer their employees health coverage that includes sterilization, abortion-inducing drugs and contraception. Almost all health insurers will be forced to include those “services” in the health policies they write. And almost all individuals will be forced to buy that coverage as a part of their policies.

    February 4, 2012

  • Cut of Rieth Interpretive Center part-time coordinator will be felt

    Praise, lament and wish encompass my feelings for the termination of the part-time position of program coordinator for the Rieth Interpretive Center in the Goshen Parks Department. Praise is for Melissa Kinsey’s effective, “full-time” effort in being the right person in the right place to work at the purpose for the RIC.

    February 3, 2012

  • Camp director grateful for support

    February 3, 2012

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The Goshen Housing Authority has a $571,050 shortfall. Should the Goshen City Council use money from its $4.7-million “rainy day” fund to pay the debt and maintain the current level of service provided by the voucher program?

Yes, the Council should allocate all the money owed
No, the Council should not allocate any money
The Council should pay what cannot be raised privately
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