Brandewie Excited For First ‘Normal’ Season At Manchester
Year one as a head football coach presents stiff enough challenges in a normal year, but Alyx Brandewie’s year one at Manchester was also accompanied by the challenges of a pandemic. “It was a little chaotic,” Brandewie reflected last week of 2020. “You had to spray things down and keep kids in their position groups. COVID added some layers as we tried to prepare for the season, and during the season.” As for year two now?
Concern With Main & Bronson Streets Intersection Brought Before Traffic Commission
Neighbors in the vicinity of Main and Bronson streets approached the Warsaw Traffic Commission Wednesday regarding a safety concern at that intersection.
Resilient Tigers Battle Back To Defeat Homestead
Earning a win over Columbia City in the season opener on Saturday, the Warsaw boys basketball team had to wait six days to play its second contest, the home opener against Homestead at the Tiger Den on Friday night. After battling back from multiple double-digit deficits and a nine-point disadvantage going into the fourth quarter, the Tigers were able to remain undefeated and escape with a 62-56 victory.
Jury Trial Begins For Warsaw Teenager Accused Of Shooting Person
Four witnesses testified during the first day of a three-day jury trial for a Warsaw teenager accused of shooting a person in April 2023.
Warsaw Earns Huge Road Win Over Defending Champs NorthWood
After winning just two of their first four Northern Lakes Conference games, the Warsaw boys basketball team had the tough task of having to go into the Pit on Friday night to try to earn a win against defending 3A state champions NorthWood. In a hard-fought defensive battle, the Tigers emerged on top with a 35-34 win in front of a packed house.
23-0: Grace Men Stay Perfect With 83-63 Win At Taylor
Grace’s men's basketball team conquered its 23rd straight game on Wednesday with an 83-63 win at Taylor.
Zoners OK Setback Reductions For Sheradon
Don Doan's request for reduced setbacks on his property was unanimously approved by the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals Monday night. The city code's requirement that Doan put up a privacy fence may pose a problem. According to Doan, who attended Monday's meeting, a recent fire at his residence destroyed 120 feet of fencing he planned on using once he obtained approval for its construction. The BZA petition evolved from an October city code hearing accusing Doan of placing inventory from his shop, Sheradon Enterprises, along the city's right of way. A finding from the hearing recommended Doan erect the fence around his location and place his goods inside the property. Board member Rick Keevan encouraged the board's approval, saying he hoped the situation could come to a mutual agreement between Doan and the city.
School Officials, PTO Discuss Safety Issues
U.S.News & World Report.Newsweek.Time.USA Today. "I don't think you can pick up a magazine or newspaper that doesn't have something in it about high school safety," said Warsaw Community High School Principal Paul Crousore Monday at the WCHS PTO meeting. Crousore was part of a panel discussion on safe and secure schools.He was joined by Warsaw Police Chief and Warsaw schools safety director Steve Foster, WCHS School Resource Officer Dave Morales, and WCHS administrator Troy Akers, teacher Tom Starkweather and junior Adam Beck. Foster began the panel discussion by telling the 25 PTO members attending that he has been working with Warsaw schools for more than a year.He deals with the security of facilities and helps with resources and training.He goes over the crisis plans for each school; what may be applicable for the high school may not be for an elementary.
Times-Union Court News 01-06-1998
Bankruptcies The following is an explanation of bankruptcy terms: Chapter 7: Liquidation.A court-appointed trustee liquidates the assets of an individual or firm and distributes them to creditors on a prorated basis. Chapter 11: Business reorganization.Debtor retains possession of assets and attempts to remain in business by proposing a plan of reorganization to pay all or a portion of debts from future earnings. Chapter 13: For individuals with regular income.Often called "wage earner plan."Debtor retains assets and agrees to pay all or a portion of debts from future earnings over a three- to five-year period. Chapter 12: The family farm bankruptcy proceeding.It is a hybrid between Chapter 13 and Chapter 11.A trustee is appointed, but the debtors remain in possession of their assets and propose to pay all or a portion of debts from future earnings over a three- to five-year period.
WCS Studies Sites for New Leesburg School
Issues at the current Leesburg Elementary site have prompted architects on the building project to look at possible other building sites around the town.
Apartment Condemnation Displaces Residents
Glen Terrace Apartments, 636 Walter Way, Warsaw, are in the process of being condemned. Warsaw Building Inspector Pam Kennedy said she condemned eight units of the complex Monday. "Only one was occupied at the time," Kennedy said. The apartment complex, consisting of five buildings with eight units per building, lacks fire separation between apartments. "We need fire separation," Kennedy said at April's code enforcement hearings. Lack of fire separation resulted in condemnation. The current floor joists in each apartment are not up to code.Kennedy said you can "bounce" on the joists.
David E. Schumacher
David E. Schumacher, 71, Clayton, N.C., passed away at his home June 11, 2017. He was born to Herman and Doris Schumacher on Dec. 25, 1945, in Onarga, Ill. David is survived by his loving and very devoted wife, Peggy Ann. David served in the U.S. Army from 1966 to 1970 in Germany and Vietnam. He spent most of his early years in Kosciusko County, working as an auto body repairman. Later, he spent many years as an over-the-road truck driver, driving coast to coast, which he enjoyed very much. Surviving along with his wife are two sons and a daughter: Steven Schumacher, Michael Schumacher and Anna Gwinnue, all of the Indianapolis area; two brothers and a sister: Robert Schumacher, North Carolina; Charles Schumacher, Warsaw; and Kathleen McClure, North Manchester; a stepson, Randy Carter, Clayton, N.C.; a stepdaughter, Robin Wise, Granger; and many nieces, nephews and grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Kathy, in 2013; his parents; and two brothers and a sister, Ray Schumacher, Paul Schumacher and Janet Boyack. Honoring David’s request, no funeral or burial services were planned. Cremations services were provided by Underwood Funeral Home, Smithfield, N.C. David E. Schumacher, 71, Clayton, N.C., passed away at his home June 11, 2017. He was born to Herman and Doris Schumacher on Dec. 25, 1945, in Onarga, Ill. David is survived by his loving and very devoted wife, Peggy Ann. David served in the U.S. Army from 1966 to 1970 in Germany and Vietnam. He spent most of his early years in Kosciusko County, working as an auto body repairman. Later, he spent many years as an over-the-road truck driver, driving coast to coast, which he enjoyed very much. Surviving along with his wife are two sons and a daughter: Steven Schumacher, Michael Schumacher and Anna Gwinnue, all of the Indianapolis area; two brothers and a sister: Robert Schumacher, North Carolina; Charles Schumacher, Warsaw; and Kathleen McClure, North Manchester; a stepson, Randy Carter, Clayton, N.C.; a stepdaughter, Robin Wise, Granger; and many nieces, nephews and grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Kathy, in 2013; his parents; and two brothers and a sister, Ray Schumacher, Paul Schumacher and Janet Boyack. Honoring David’s request, no funeral or burial services were planned. Cremations services were provided by Underwood Funeral Home, Smithfield, N.C.
