HOA President Requests County BZA Deny Variance Petition
It got a little warm at the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals meeting Tuesday thanks to one petition involving an air conditioner.
Tigers Blank Squires in First Sectional Match
The boys track sectionals were not the only sporting events affected by Thursday's severe weather conditions.The Wawasee girls tennis sectional fell victim to the storms as well. The match between Warsaw and Manchester was postponed until Friday evening, but the water works did not stop Friday so the two teams met at the Warsaw Racquet Club. Manchester played a good match, but in the end, Warsaw's experience overcame the Squires as the Tigers earned a 5-0 win to advance to Saturday's portion of sectional play. "This was our first 5-0 win of the season," said Warsaw coach Mike Baber."It was nice to get a 5-0 win.Manchester is a good team, and they have a good group of girls." Warsaw's No.2 doubles team of Angie Suchecki and Tracey Yoder started the eveing off on the right foot for the Tigers.The Warsaw duo defeated Manchester's Allison Ingold and Rachel Bushong 6-1 and 6-0 to earn the first team point of the evening.
Army & Air Force Serviceman Is October 2023’s Veteran Of The Month
Having served in the Army at the tail end of World War II and in the Air Force at the beginning of the Korean War, Gerald M. Romine is the October 2023 Veteran of the Month.
Miller Announces Retirement, Resignation
Biomet Inc.board of directors announced today that Dane A.Miller, Ph.D., the company's president and chief executive officer and a co-founder, has informed the board of his decision to retire and has resigned. Miller will remain a director and serve as a consultant. Miller said, "I believe in Biomet and its team members, and their ability to continue to deliver quality products and enhance shareholder value.As I begin a new stage in my life, I will always be grateful to have worked with the great people at Biomet and to have played a role in its growth and success." The board appointed Senior Vice President Daniel P.Hann, the company's general counsel and a member of the board, to be president and chief executive officer on an interim basis.
Dale Coplen
Donald Dale Coplen, 83, died at 9:34 a.m. Sept. 19, 2016, at Parkview Wabash Hospital in Wabash.
Letters to the Editor 10-14-2004
- So What Have We Learned From The Debates? - A Word Of Thanks To Mark Souder So What Have We Learned From The Debates? The presidential debates are finally over.We now return to your regularly scheduled programming.Thank goodness.Now I can get back to watching bikini-clad supermodels eating entrails.
Sports Editor Dealing With Stage 5 Kidney Disease
Almost since he was born, Times-Union Sports Editor Connor McCann has had issues with his kidneys.
Foster Named Chief Deputy Town Marshal For Winona Lake
WINONA LAKE – Mike Foster will serve as Winona Lake’s chief deputy town marshal, and the speed on Pierceton Road near the Greenway has been reduced.
Letters to the Editor 05-22-2001
- PTO Says Thanks - Rumors - Chess Tournament - Miller's Says Thanks - Stolen Dog - Thanks To Fire Department - Tax Solution PTO Says Thanks Editor, Times-Union: The Warsaw Community High School Parent Teacher Organization expresses its gratitude for the assistance provided by 455 volunteers.Over 75 volunteers worked two hours or more in Warsaw Community High School, working in such areas as the media center, vocational office and guidance office.Several guest speakers volunteered time in the health and business departments, while other volunteers provided valuable time tutoring students.
Plenty Of Reasons For Packers' Implosion
How in the world did the Green Bay Packers avoid shocking the world?
Retired Teachers Volunteer
In 2014, 65 retired teachers from Kosciusko County volunteered 14,461 hours.
Longtime Owen's Owner Dies at 87
Generations of Warsaw families have bought their groceries at Owen’s Supermarket.
Ruppel To Seek District 22 Re-Election
Bill Ruppel is seeking re-election in the May primary to the State House of Representatives District 22 seat.
World/Nation Briefs 8.6.2012
Long may it wave: Flags make a big fashion statement at the London OlympicsLONDON (AP) — There was no mystery as to which team Varun Pemmaraju was supporting: His American flag was tied around his neck, the Stars and Stripes floating like a cape behind him.
Industrial Zoning Request Tabled By Commissioners
Kosciusko County Commissioners tabled a request to zone 225 acres near Milford for heavy industrial use after the hearing on the request became a negotiation session Tuesday.
Middle School Improves Math Classes
Warsaw middle school students now may take more advanced math classes than were offered in the past, school board members were told Monday. Edgewood principal JoElla Smyth said the previous math curriculum was not meeting state standards because the standards had changed more recently than the math textbooks.Now that algebra and geometry are offered at Lakeview and Edgewood middle schools, students will have an advantage when taking high school math and the state Graduation Qualifying Exam. She said the schools have reduced the number of basic math classes and have added more advanced algebra and geometry courses, including honors classes, and the students have responded. The failure rate in math classes at the high school is dropping, Smyth said, because students are taking advanced math at the middle school level. "We're finding that the majority of students can handle a more difficult curriculum," she said.
