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MENTONE - Saturday, Nov. 14 is the Bell Aircraft Museum’s annual craft show from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Mentone fire station, 201 W. Main St.
Way back in August, the Warsaw and Fort Wayne Snider football teams met in the season opener. The Panthers controlled the game for a majority of the contest, but it was a fourth-quarter comeback by the Tigers that gave the game its final result. Fast forward three months later, and the two teams met again at Fisher Field with a sectional championship on the line. With Snider 44-7 all-time in same-season rematches, Warsaw was able to buck the trend with yet another comeback in the final 12 minutes to capture a 14-3 win, as well as the third sectional title in school history.
After hearing this week from local media that free carbon monoxide detectors will eventually be available to every Kosciusko County residence, Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory Chief Joel Shilling told the Board of Public Works and Safety that from 8 to about 10 a.m. Friday they had 12 people stop in for smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors.
Up to 50 city of Warsaw employees will receive customer service training.
Editor, Times-Union: I am a parent of a fifth-grader at Claypool Elementary, Warsaw Community Schools. I’m writing this letter because I’ve been very unsettled with an article that was in the news a few weeks back dealing with the decline of students at Claypool.
Editor, Times-Union: The 28th Annual Coat Drive for Kosciusko County to benefit people in our community was a huge success. We are so fortunate to live in a caring and giving community. Kerlin Motor Company, Inc. in Silver Lake was the coat drive collection headquarters. There were 1,254 coats donated and Combined Community Services was very appreciative.
Editor, Times-Union: Every Thanksgiving, the president ceremoniously pardons two turkeys while millions of others face a different fate. But we don't need the president’s authority to grant a pardon. Every one of us has the power to spare a turkey by choosing a compassionate Thanksgiving meal.
Editor, Times-Union: The potential closure of Claypool School is about much more than closing a building. Approximately 200 students and their families depend on Claypool for their education, along with the teachers and staff who depend on it for their livelihoods. Closing this school would have a lasting impact on an entire community.
Editor, Times-Union: Most of us are probably happy to see campaign ads coming to an end. However, a common talking point this election cycle was backlash to data centers. It seemed associated with them was a candidate’s opportunity to give their opponents the scarlet letter. It got particularly ludicrous though when candidates who couldn’t really address AI policy, like Democrat Secretary of State nominee Beau Bayh, started trying to use it as a talking point.
Church news this week includes services.
The following people have filed for marriage licenses with Kosciusko County Clerk Melissa Boggs:
