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  • Public Eye - Sunday, May 27, 2012

    Five minutes

    Kokomo Common Councilman Tom Miklik has a penchant for being a bit prolix at times, so no one probably took him at face value Monday, when he said he planned to run through a 25-frame PowerPoint presentation in 10 minutes.

    May 27, 2012

  • Home cooks can be heroes

    Diabetes is a bummer disease. My mother had diabetes because of her weight; she had to take insulin shots daily. As she lost weight, she was able to control her sugar by diet alone.

    Not everyone has such a positive story. As a matter of fact, diabetes often results in serious heart problems,

    May 26, 2012

  • Burgess, Rob 4-21-12.jpg House of Burgess: Facebook wants your body parts

    On May 1, Facebook announced it had finally come for your organs.

    Well, not exactly, but it does want to know if you’d be willing to donate them post mortem.

    May 23, 2012 1 Photo

  • Maureen Hayden HAYDEN: Non-voter: ‘malignant’ single cell

    INDIANAPOLIS – In a recent column, I posed a question about why just 19 percent of Indiana’s 4 million voters cast a ballot in the May primary election. I promised not to chastise anyone who would ’fess up to not voting.

    May 21, 2012 1 Photo

  • ray day DAY: Can we respect Obama?

    There are times when I wonder just what is going on in our country.

    May 18, 2012 1 Photo

  • de la Bastide: Indiana, the nation lose true statesman

    During his 36 years in the U.S. Senate, Richard Lugar was noted for his ability to compro-mise when it came to legislation impacting the nation, and as a statesman when it came to foreign policy issues.

    May 15, 2012

  • Hayden: Our state’s voters stay on sideline

    If you voted in last Tuesday’s primary election, raise your hand.

    Congratulations. You’re part of the small minority of Hoosiers who exercised a right that citizens around the world covet deeply and for which many still risk their lives.

    May 15, 2012

  • Mother's Day news ... sort of

    I love the image of a Rockwellesque, traditional mom, dressed in an apron and lifting a cookie sheet of biscuits from the oven.

    May 13, 2012

  • Good, bad and unique news

    This has been an interesting few weeks in Kokomo. The Kelly-Miller Circus made its annual tour to our fair city, E-on received permits to construct windmills in Madison and Tipton counties (for generating electricity), and Chrysler workers began a four-day work week.

    May 13, 2012

  • Winners and losers in the 2012 primary

    With the stun-ning margin of victory in the Richard Mourdock-Dick Lugar race, it’s clear Hoosier voters want changes in the way Washington works.

    May 10, 2012

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