I would personally like to extend a huge thank-you to everyone in our Anderson “family,” without whom training camp would not have been such an amazing success.
To Anderson University President Dr. James Edwards and Mayor Kris Ockomon, thank you for your leadership in orchestrating this monumental event. You truly showed the sports world what a great place we have in Anderson.
Many of our fans may not understand the countless hours of work required by an event of this magnitude. Thank you to the staffs at the city of Anderson and Anderson University.
It was so exciting to wake each morning and see the daily camp coverage by The Herald Bulletin. Thank you to all the THB writers and staff members for your great work.
This incredible feat could never have been achieved without the tremendous generosity of those donors who stepped up to the plate in a huge way. Thank you to the businesses, organizations and individuals who donated to the effort.
Finally, thank you to Sena Landey, Anderson University vice president of finance and treasurer, and Steve Champlin, Indianapolis Colts director of football administration. This all started with a conversation in 2003, and none of this would ever have been possible without your commitment to never giving up on the dream of bringing the Colts back to Anderson.
I have said it for years and I will continue to do so: Anderson, Indiana, is one of the best-kept secrets in the world, and the 2010 Colts Training Camp is just one more example to prove that fact.
Art Pepelea, Jr.
Anderson
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Letter: Many involved in Colts camp success
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Letter: Consumer-driven economy will pay off debt
To save America some money — by acclimation of course — let’s not have a presidential election in 2012. We already have a good president who will do his best to kill all Republican bills (DOA) and, consequently, create more good-paying jobs in the $30 per hour range.
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Letter: Gingrich cashes in on political amnesia
Rasmussen says that Romney has flattened nationally. Why?
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Letter: Hiring Winkler not wise spending
As a taxpayer I want to know that my taxes are being spent wisely. Hiring Greg Winkler at a salary of $126,000 is not wise spending.
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Letter: Bill of Rights being nullified by new law
President Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act on New Year’s Eve. I doubt many Americans noticed its implications because they do not yet comprehend the big picture. This law, coupled with the Patriot Act, is paving the way for America’s direction toward tyranny.
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Letter: $14 trillion debt started by previous president
I’m a proud atheist who’s lucky enough to know the difference between fact and fantasy.
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Letter: Economy putting people in the gutters
We are now getting the results of putting people in the gutters. We need to take a second look at our government and its policies. It’s not working.
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Viewpoint: Look at Creation Museum from an educational, scientific perspective
I encourage any and all who have interest in this vitally important topic to “go to the source,” to invest the time and energy into exploring The Creation Museum for themselves.
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Letter: Blame the voters for our Congress
Why is insider trading legal for Congress and illegal for the rest of us? They make and enact laws for all of us, but then exempt members of Congress. Somehow this doesn’t seem to pass the smell test.
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Letter: Smith’s firings appear vindictive
Anderson is a city of negative publicity and actions. Why else is Sears leaving? Can we stand four years of vindictive actions and negative reporting?
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Letter: Planned devaluation of dollar is coming
I’ve submitted letters regarding the existence of a global elite for years now. I’m now submitting another one in which I hope readers will take note of.
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Letter: Consumer-driven economy will pay off debt
