Dreyfus Seeks Abatement For $46M Expansion

Warsaw City Council Hears About Nonprofit Funding Recommendations For 2024

How the city plans to help nonprofits financially in 2024 is more defined in this year’s budgeting process than in past years.

Kosciusko Health Officer Dr. Remington Stepping Down After 30 Years

Kosciusko County’s health officer — Dr. William Remington — is stepping down after nearly 30 years of public service.

Construction Company Reports $356,000 In Missing Funds

Approximately $356,102 was reported stolen by C.R.I.Construction Tuesday. An employee, Marvin Christopher Whitehead, 39, was arrested in connection with the missing funds. Whitehead was preliminarily charged with forgery by the Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department, and booked on a $100,000 bond Thursday. According to police reports, on Sept.20, 2002, Whitehead opened an allegedly fraudulent C.R.I.Construction business account at Farmers State Bank, Mentone.He allegedly collected checks from customers and deposited them directly into the account without authorization from business owner Mavis Whitehead.He then had bank workers make out cashier's checks directly to him, police said. Christopher Whitehead reportedly had misappropriated business funds once before and was removed from financial authority in 1999. Police said Christopher Whitehead admitted the theft to his family, but said if prosecuted he would flee to Mexico.

Ivy Tech-Warsaw Plans College For Working Adults Info Session

SOUTH BEND - Ivy Tech Community College-Warsaw, 3755 Lake City Highway, will host an information session for their College for Working Adults Medical Assisting Program July 16 at 5:30 p.m. in Room 123.

Lakeland Daycare Board Issues Statement

SYRACUSE - Lakeland Community Services Daycare issued a press release Tuesday regarding its closing last Friday. According to that information, the day care's board of directors met Monday to discuss the future of the center. "The board wishes the community to know we have discovered obligations in excess of $50,000.This includes payroll taxes, utilities, insurance and other operational expenses.The board accepts the responsibility for failing to monitor acceptable business practices in the operation of the center.To reopen the center, it is essential to have financial support from the community, both corporate and individual," the release says. The board states they do plan to renovate the center and restructure the program so day care can once again be offered. Anyone wishing to make contributions can mail them to Lakeland Community Services Inc., P.O.Box 122, Syracuse, IN 46567. To be personally contacted, leave a message at 457-4983.

Valley Superintendent To Retire

BURKET - Tippecanoe Valley School Corp.Superintendent Dr.Karen S.Boling Monday announced her intention to retire from her post on June 30, 2004. Assistant superintendent Daniel V.Kramer will take her place. This July, Kramer and Boling will exchange jobs to make a smooth transfer of leadership. The corporation is facing several large issues.They are considering remodeling a section of Tippecanoe Valley High School.The school board is hunting for a housing facility for its alternative education program next year.The state is flat-lining budgets to school districts in light of their financial troubles.Kramer said that is essentially decreased funding. Boling said her retirement is a result of her age.She has worked at Tippecanoe Valley for 14 years, the majority of the time in the leadership position. Kramer has been assistant superintendent for 11 years.He has worked for Tippecanoe Valley for 24 years.

Kings Highway To Be Closed

WINONA LAKE - The western end of Kings Highway will be closed when the final layer of paving is applied Thursday or Monday, Winona Lake Town Council announced Tuesday. Paving will be determined in part by weather conditions and will be the final phase in a lengthy road project that included infrastructure work underneath the road. Officials chose to close the road entirely during the project so that vehicles don't drive over new pavement before it's ready. In a related matter, the town will seek some financial support from the county to pay for an upgrade along Pierceton Road.Plans for paving will likely be decided in two weeks. Town council was informed that more progress was made in Merrywood Mobile Home Park's repair of sewer lines plagued by infiltration. Board president Brent Wilcoxson said the town has already noticed less infiltration and there there is more standing water in the park after heavy rains.

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Admin at Kosciusko Realtors BoA Charged with Embezzlement

Warsaw Police Department detectives have completed another investigation that involves the Kosciusko County Board of Realtors.

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KREMC Donates Food, Funds for Holidays

With hundreds of pounds of food collected and a donation of $5,000, Kosciusko REMC members helped to brightened up a lot of lives this holiday season, according to a press release from the utility.

Financing Arranged for Paragon's Buy of German Med Division

BOSTON – Citizens Bank announced today it has arranged new financing for Pierceton-based Paragon Medical to fund its acquisition of a German company’s medical device division.

Lake City Bank's Wealth Advisory Group Now Accepting Scholarship Applications

Lake City Bank’s Wealth Advisory Group is now accepting applications for the following scholarships:

Prescription

Editor, Times-Union:A couple of weeks ago I called my doctor to get a prescription refilled. A short time later the receptionist called me back and said I needed to see the doctor.

K21 Welcomes New Directors in 2013

K21 Health Foundation welcomes Max Mock, Scott Tucker and Stephen Grill to its board of directors.

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Kosciusko REMC Partners With CoBank To Help CCS

Kosciusko REMC President and CEO Bruce Goslee recently presented a check for $10,000 to CCS Executive Director Steve Possell.