Liz Foley Nelson responds to Fire Chief Jeff Muszar
Dear Editor, My name is Liz Foley Nelson and I am running for a seat on the Jackson Township Board. I read the recent letter from Chief Muszar and I…
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Pearson supports Chris Miller for Trustee
Dear Editor: Several years ago, I became acquainted with Christina (Chris) Miller through her involvement in various nonprofit organizations in our community. We have worked together on projects for Cicero…
Emberton supports Chris Miller for Trustee
Dear Editor: I have known Chris Miller for approximately 25 years. Throughout the years I have witnessed her take on many projects, but I have never seen her as passionate…
Grade our candidates with your vote
Dear Editor, I recently received an email written by the Superintendent of Westfield Washington Schools and it laid out some very good criteria that would serve our community well if…
Robyn Cook: I will support Fire and EMS personnel
Dear Editor: My name is Robyn Cook (Just to clear up any confusion: I proudly received my last name from my husband Jai, of the Cook’s from Miami County) and…
John Mills casts early vote for Bill Clifford with honor, pride
Dear Editor: Friday was a special day. I went to early voting and cast my ballot for William Clifford. About 18 months ago, I started working with Bill on his…
Brownsburg resident picks local candidates
I am a concerned citizen of the state of Indiana. I am concerned about the way the current politicians of Hamilton County have made (proven to be) false statements and…
‘Commuter tax’ must be a two-way street
The County Line Hamilton County residents are likely to be hearing more about “commuter taxes” in the coming months. And, this comes from a “regional” concept that many Indianapolis officials…
Don’t be just ‘ReTired,’ get ‘ReWIRED’
Be Well Plans are nothing; planning is everything.” – Dwight D. Eisenhower The verb definitely trumps the noun in the above quote by General/President Eisenhower. Although my column primarily addresses…
Luke Kenley calls on voters to re-elect Steve Schwartz
To the voters of Hamilton County, Steve Schwartz, a lifetime resident of Noblesville, small businessman and current county council member is running for re-election. Steve is a listener, a fiscally…