Grace College To Host Annual Hoops Tournament
WINONA LAKE - Grace College's men's basketball team will host its annual Optimist Kosciusko County Cancer Care Fund Tournament this weekend.
Fraud, Forgery, Theft Charges Filed In Pierceton Case
A Pierceton woman was arrested Friday on fraud, forgery and theft charges. Police say Sarah Elizabeth Elder used another woman’s banking information to write checks using a third woman’s personal information.
Police Beat 1.25.2012
Former Bank Employee Jailed for Fraud A former employee of the Milford PNC bank location was arrested for fraud of a financial institution Tuesday night after she allegedly admitted taking more than $17,000 from people’s accounts.
Textbook Rental Rates Approved; Budget Timeline Released
Warsaw School Board approved the 2012-13 textbook rental charges at its meeting Monday night.
Safe-Way Garage Doors Acquires 1st United Door Technologies
Safe-Way Garage Doors, a portfolio company of CW Industrial Partners, announced it has entered into a definitive purchase agreement to acquire all assets of 1st United Door Technologies.
WACC Work-Based Learning Spotlight: WCS Business Department
Intern: Joshua Saripalli Father: Matthew Saripalli
Letters to the Editor 08-01-2002
- Indiana Economics - Golden Rule Indiana Economics Editor, Times-Union: I read Representative Wolkins' response to the "Eye on the Pie" column with great interest.It is true the General Assembly certainly has nothing "to crow about" regarding their accomplishments.If it were not for the governor mandating a special session, the General Assembly would have done nothing to address the state's financial crisis.The special session cost the taxpayers over $500,000.One can only wonder how that plays "in the heartland.
County Incumbents Face Challenges
Longtime Republican control of Kosciusko County government is getting its biggest test from Democrats in years. Although Republicans hold every office in county government, Demos have candidates running against incumbent Republicans for county council's three at-large seats, the lone commissioner's seat and three other offices. Here's a breakdown of the county races: Democrat John Bell faces Republican Brad Jackson, who defeated longtime commissioner Maurice Beer in the primary for the northern district seat, and recently picked up an endorsement from Beer. Bell, a retired manager from R.R.Donnelley, has warned that efforts to establish an economic development income tax will likely rise again.The tax has been proposed and defeated for three consecutive years. Bell is a member of the Taxpayers Action Network, one of the most vocal opponents of the tax.
School Officials, Citizens Discuss School Closing, Redistricting Plan
It was an irresistible force meeting an immovable object, with both sides trying to explain their positions, and neither side giving an inch. Approximately 40 people from the newly formed Concerned Citizens for Quality Education met Wednesday at the Kosciusko County Community Foundation in Warsaw with Warsaw Community Schools' superintendent, business manager and a school board member. Larry Chamberlain, the board member who was invited to the meeting by CCQE vice chairman Bruce Ferguson, began the meeting by explaining his position and emphasizing the need for financial solvency of the school corporation.
Winona Residents, Council Still Sparring Over Canal
WINONA LAKE - Island residents involved with Winona Lake in a lawsuit over canal property rights further addressed the matter Tuesday during a town council meeting. A letter was read by Janice Nelson, who represented the Channel Owners Steering Committee, the group of plaintiffs involved in the dispute with the town. This reading came in response to a letter introduced earlier this month by the council, in which they reported all canal maintenance funds had been depleted due to attorney fees incurred during the litigation.
Thomas - America Has No Shame, Credit
My father was a product of the Great Depression and World War II. Like so many others of his generation, he, like his parents before him, knew how to “do without.”
State Finds Record-Keeping Problems in South Whitley
SOUTH WHITLEY – Serious record-keeping problems and lack of procedural standards were discovered during a State Board of Accounts audit of the South Whitley clerk-treasurer’s financial transactions.
