Thomas - Texas Republican to Run for President (Probably)
DENVER – Some wives don’t want their husbands to run for president – Alma Powell (Colin Powell) and Cheri Daniels (Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels).
Kidney Walk To Focus on Kids With Kidney Disease
WINONA LAKE – Kids with kidney disease will be highlighted during the 2023 Kidney Walk on Aug. 12 in Winona Lake.
KCCF Awards $5,000 To Hoosiers Feeding The Hungry
Kosciusko County Community Foundation awarded Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry a $5,000 grant through the Kosciusko REMC Operation Round Up Fund, a component fund of the Community Foundation, to fund processing fees on donated large game and livestock.
‘Kubota’ Wins Cardboard Regatta At Canal Days
Two teams ended combining and winning the Cardboard Boat Regatta during Canal Days Saturday in The Village at Winona.
Kosciusko County Community Foundation Awards $5,000 To Hoosiers Feeding The Hungry
Kosciusko County Community Foundation awarded Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry a grant of $5,000 to fund processing fees on donated large game and livestock.
Marcus - Israel Faces a Flood of African Refugees
TEL AVIV – Walk through Levinsky Park near the central bus station here and you might think you were in another country.
The Penalty Box: Things That Are Broken, Part 3
This is the final episode of my three-part series on things in sports that are broken and desperately need fixing. I repeat what I said at the beginning—this is not an all-inclusive list. There are many more things that I didn’t have time and space to put in here.
Letters to the Editor 01-05-2006
- Licensing Fees - Critical Of Wolkins - Respect - Credit Cards - NIPSCO - Holy Bible - Educated Parents Licensing Fees Editor, Times-Union: Attention all Indiana licensed cosmetologists, estheticians, nail technicians and electrologists.The Indiana Professional Licensing Agency is planning on increasing our licensing fees.Some will triple (yes, triple) in price. The Indiana Cosmetology Board of Examiners met in a public hearing Nov.28.At that time, new licensing fee rules were proposed for our industry.Each and every license fee within our industry will be increased.
Peabody To Use Manchester Revenue Bonds For Expansion
NORTH MANCHESTER - Peabody Retirement Community was approved to use North Manchester's revenue bonds to get a lower interest rate and tax exempt status for its project to expand services and living units. The town council Thursday followed North Manchester Economic Development Commission's recommendation. Executive director of Peabody Retirement Community Jim Ransomer said 15 more jobs should open.During construction, 200 jobs should be available. Peabody will have up to $53 million available under the town's status.Ransomer said at the NMEDC meeting that projected costs would reach about $49 million. The retirement community will add three new services: a health care facility, assisted living facility and a memory support center. In another matter, the council approved changes to the weed ordinance.Homeowners with overgrown lawns will receive only one notice of a violation in a calendar year.After the notice, the town will mow the lawn at $100 per hour.
Schram - A Quick Solution to Fix a Major VA Delay Problem
Yet another Memorial Day has come and gone. The politicians’ lofty rhetoric no longer reverberates. The “Spectacular Sales” of mattresses, summer suits and SUVs are over, but the swimming pools are open. And everything else is pretty much back to normal.
Church Seeks To Expand, Seeks Variance
A church wants to expand in Wayne Township, but a neighbor is concerned about the church's growth effects on her property. Tuesday, Touch of Life Church petitioned the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals for a variance permitting a church addition 2 feet from the west side property line.The property is on the south side of Old U.S.30 and 350 feet west of Zimmer Road in Wayne Township. Dan Richard, Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission director, said the petitioners plan to put an addition on the southwest corner of the property zoned for public use.Minimum setback required in public use is 20 feet from the side.The petition first went to the hearing officer Monday, but the petitioner requested the petition go before the full BZA Tuesday. A remonstrator, Richard said, was concerned about water runoff from the property, parking and access.
Syracuse Studies Economic Development
SYRACUSE - Syracuse Town Council spent the better part of their June meeting dealing with issues relating to the economic development plan, and the possibility of offering a tax abatement for a company to locate to another site.
Park At Gateway Grove Part Of Warsaw Parks’ Plans For 2024
A park at Gateway Grove is part of the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department’s special projects plans for 2024.
Owens Remembered By Community
Warsaw accountant Lowell Owens' colleagues, friends and flight instructor remember him as an avid airplane lover and hard-working accountant.
City Looks To Expand Central Economic Development Area
With the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission’s approval of a resolution Monday, the process to expand the boundaries of the Central Economic Development Area has started.
The Penalty Box: Resilience Is Vital In Sports, Life
One of the things I have tried to do in this space each week is to connect sports and everyday life.
Thomas - Suddenly Concerned about Unemployed Veterans
One of the memorable slogans from the Reagan administration was “peace through strength.” Reagan believed a strong defense was a safeguard against enemy attacks and the best hope of victory should America go to war.
