Grace Village To Expand

WINONA LAKE - Grace Village Retirement Community plans to add a wing of assisted-living apartments, and groundbreaking ceremonies were held for the addition Tuesday. Jeff Carroll, Grace Village chief executive officer, said the addition provides space where a person can come in and "age in place." The facility currently has 30 assisted-living apartment, and the addition means 26 more along Sunset Drive. The one-bedroom spaces are 500 square feet and offer a kitchenette, large closets and bay windows. Grace Village is a continuing care retirement community and has accommodations ranging from completely independent to those allowing full nursing care. "The addition allows older adults to live in a secure Christian environment," Carroll said. Robinson Construction received the contract for the project, which will be paid for through a bond issue backed by the town, not to exceed $4.5 million.

Housing Authority Elects Officers

During Monday's Warsaw Housing Authority meeting, an election of officers resulted as follows: Bob Kline, president; Sue Charlton, vice president; and Sherri Ruggier, secretary/treasurer. Officers are re-elected annually, but the resignation earlier this year of Bob Bullock required the board of directors to hold a special election.Bullock had been the board's president before he moved from the area. In other business, the board is looking into placing some of its funds in interest-bearing accounts, and the city attorney is developing a promissory note to be used for clients needing help with security deposits.The deposits would be loaned to the clients through a revolving loan program. Additionally, two more loans were closed in the owner-occupied rehabilitation program, bringing the total to three finished projects.Funds are still available for qualified low-income homeowners to improve their residences.For more information, call the WHA at 269-7641.

Lugar Rep. To Be In Warsaw Tuesday

Phil Shaull of U.S.Sen.Dick Lugar's Fort Wayne office will be in Kosciusko County Tuesday from 11 a.m.to noon in the Warsaw Community Public Library, Room A. Shaull will be available to meet with area residents who may be experiencing problems with the federal government or who may have an opinion to expess on a particular subject. The constituent services staff assists residents on a wide variety of iSsues, including passports, immigration, employment, pensions, education matters, military and veteran concerns, Social Security and Medicare problems, IRS and postal issues, consumer complaints and housing and emergency assistance needs. Lugar also maintains a special projects staff to assist local elected officials, citizens groups and not-for-profit organizations in obtaining information on proposed projects related to agriculture, education, housing, roads and highways, small business and environmental concerns.

Support Problem

Editor, Times-Union:I have waited several weeks before writing this letter because I was angered with the system. However, after reading another letter to the editor, I decided to write.

Dorn Speaks At Whitko Friday

Michael Dorn, nationally known speaker, will conduct presentations to both Whitko High School and Whitko Middle School students Friday.


Bart Alan Krajewski

FORT MYERS, Fla. – Bart Alan Krajewski, 75, Fort Myers Beach, Fla., passed away March 20, 2015, at his residence with his family by his side.

IDHS Seeking Flood Damage Information

INDIANAPOLIS – Hoosiers who sustained damage caused by severe weather and flooding, beginning April 17 through today, can report damage online at https://myoracle.in.gov/hs/damage/ia-public.do?method=active&incidentId=IA20130419121922

9/11 Engineered

Editor, Times-Union:Whistle blowers Snowden and Manning have exposed the illegal and ongoing domestic spying on us by our government and a war crime by the military in Iraq that was carried out in our name. See (CollateralMurder.com).

Five Arrested From Two Investigations At Same Place

Five people were arrested over the weekend after two investigations including the same Nappanee residence.


City Begins Demolition Proceedings

Demolition proceedings are the next step to be levied against property at 110 E.Center St. Boarded up and gutted, the building is owned by David and Susan Wentzel. Neither party appeared before Lawrence Clifford, code enforcement hearing officer, Monday. In council chambers, Clifford learned no progress has been made on orders imposed in February such as applying for a building permit and submitting architectural plans. Warsaw building inspector Todd Slabaugh said the roughest information was submitted for a building permit Monday morning.To the commissioner's knowledge, no items have been completed on the job list Wentzel originated. The last time Slabaugh was in the building was Dec.10, 2001. Terry Klondaris said he owns the building to the east.

Verna K. Biller

BOURBON - Verna K. Biller, 65, of Punta Gorda, Fla., passed away suddenly on July 7, 2007, while visiting friends and family in Indiana.

Effie E. Hickman

SYRACUSE - Effie E. Hickman, 98, of North Webster, died at 11:52 a.m. May 22, 2010, in Kosciusko Community Hospital, Warsaw.

Martha J. Wagoner

ROCHESTER – Martha J. Wagoner, 96, of Talma, passed away at 10 a.m. Nov. 29, 2012, in her residence.

Tippecanoe Valley's Scott Bibler Steps Down

Tippecanoe Valley High School head football coach and guidance counselor Scott Bibler resigned both positions on Wednesday, effective immediately.

JoAnn Shively Shirk Bruland

SOUTH BEND – JoAnn Shively Shirk Bruland, 81, South Bend,  passed away at 10:53 p.m. July 12, 2015, in her residence.

Marjorie Ellen Heckaman

BOURBON – Marjorie Ellen Heckaman, 81, of Bourbon, passed away July 31, 2013, in her residence, in the care of her family.

Melvin Miller

Melvin Miller, 80, of 109 N. Buffalo St., Burket, died at 12:25 a.m. Sept. 18, 2009, in his residence.

Fannie F. Slabaugh

NAPPANEE - Fannie F. Slabaugh, 100, of 6121 W. CR 1350N, Nappanee, died at 5:25 p.m. Dec. 18, 2010, in Bremen Community Hospital.