County Councilwoman Kimberly Cates Facing 2 Misdemeanors For DUI

Two class A misdemeanor charges were filed Tuesday against Kosciusko County Councilwoman Kimberly Cates.

Ivy Tech, Lake City Bank Partner In Degree Program

Ivy Tech Community College and Lake City Bank recently signed an agreement to offer employees at the Warsaw-based bank an opportunity to earn college credit through the college’s Achieve Your Degree program.

Winona Council Approves Committee Resolution

WINONA LAKE – Winona Lake Town Council approved a resolution Tuesday adopting internal controls for town committees.

Flood Damage Forms Available From State

While area residents continue cleanup after last week's flooding, a questionnaire to assess damages is available for residents seeking assistance.

Syracuse Business Owner Upset By Recent Burglaries

SYRACUSE - Small businesses in Syracuse may have to step up their security since a number of them have been the victims of thefts and burglaries. One such business is Higgins Sport and Lawn Equipment.Pat Higgins, proprietor, said he has been hit six times in the last year. "My gut feeling is that 50 percent is youth, but there are a large number of professionals who come into the area," Higgins said. Higgins said the only way to solve the problem was for the Syracuse police to drive through the village and through the town at least once an hour.But, he said, he has contacted the state police to handle the investigation because the local police don't seem to put enough hours into the case. "I feel that the state police will take more time to investigate them than the city," he said.

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Warsaw School Board Hears About Software To Make Internet Safer

In reviewing contracts and quotes Tuesday, the Warsaw School Board learned how new software will help the school district not only take over its own internet filtering but also watch out for the safety of its students.

WCHS, WACC to Hold Open House

Warsaw Community High School and Warsaw Area Career Center will host an open house and program showcase Jan. 11 from 4 to 6 p.m.

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New Manchester Scholarship Honors Multicultural Excellence In Leadership

Demos Keep Deficits Growing

Last week I was whining about deficits.

Missions

Editor, Times-Union:In a meeting at my church not long ago, I heard a man from our conference talk about the needs of those in Africa for the problems they are having in that part of the world.

Local Altrusa Club Wins District Service Award

Altrusa International of Warsaw Inc. was awarded the Altrusa International District Six Mamie L. Bass Service Award at the District’s Annual Conference held recently in Springfield, Ill.

Warsaw’s American Association Of University Women Met In September

Biomet to Pay $23M Settlement in Overseas Bribery Case

The Securities and Exchange Commission charged Biomet Monday with violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and, as a result, the orthopedics giant will have to pay nearly $23 million in fines.

Process For Gatke Development Begins With Warsaw Redevelopment Commission

Two resolutions before the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission on Monday were for starting the process to finalize the Gatke multi-use development project.

Law Of The Land

Editor, Times-Union;I told myself I would never do this again, but when someone throws up a big softball, and no one hits a home run, well, sometimes you have to step up to the plate.

BZA Approves Variance for Home Gunsmith Shop

A decision by the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals Tuesday puts Richard Kuhns a step closer to opening a gunsmith shop in his home.

Financial impact minimal on city

Sunday's downtown fire isn't causing a financial hardship to the city, but could prove costly to area businesses. Warsaw Fire Chief Ken Shepherd said Monday the city's firefighters do not receive overtime pay, so man hours for fighting the fire that destroyed The Butterfly and Warsaw Tool Supply Inc.haven't been computed.Many off-duty firefighters volunteered to help investigate the fire and will be compensated in the form of time off. Also, the city has a hydrant rental agreement with United Water Indiana, with a portion paid by the city and a portion paid through fees assessed to water utility customers. It is estimated that slightly more than one million gallons of water were used to extinguish the blaze.

Rural MACOG Communities Receive Funding To Pilot EVs

MARSHALL COUNTY – The Indiana Office of Energy Development awarded four local governments - including Marshall County, city of Plymouth, city of Nappanee and the town of Walkerton a combined $578,987, or about 40% of the $1.47 million awarded by the agency through the federal Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant program.