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.

Why Various Types Of Inflation May Be A Risk To Your Portfolio

Inflation has been a topic that has been in the news a lot lately, perhaps more than at any other time since the 1980s. That’s a good thing, because if no one has been talking about inflation it could be because it has not been a problem.

The Everyday Millionaire May Look Much Different Than You’d Think

We are often asked, “How do I become a millionaire?” The answer is, “By living simply.”

Helping You Take The Mystery Out Of The Federal Reserve System

Taking The Mystery Out Of The Federal Reserve System

County Adds Staff For Police, Courts

Kosciusko County Council voted repeatedly Thursday night for more law and order. Now all they have to do is find an orderly way to fund it under state law. Council voted unanimously to approve requests that will provide two more probation officers, establish concrete security in the Justice Building and put two more deputies on the road. Action during the third budget meeting in four nights spanned nearly six hours, and despite lots of grilling of department heads, the county's general budget is likely still $1 million over the frozen levy, according to one councilman. Council also set salary levels that include the start of what could become a significant form of merit pay in the future. Council will meet again at 6 p.m.Tuesday to see if what they've approved can be done within the constraints of the frozen levy.The options include: • alter the local income tax to increase revenues.

Milford Enters Agreement For Trail Feasibility Study

LCB Welcomes Dausman To Lead Its Information Security And Assurance Team

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Essig Steps Down As Director At ZimmerZimmer Holdings Inc. (NYSE: ZMH) announced Thursday that Stuart M. Essig has resigned from its board of directors.

Warsaw Sears Not Closing

While Sears Holdings is making headlines nationally for its financial woes, in Warsaw the Sears Hometown Store is doing well because of relatively few ties to the failing corporate giant.

Pike Lake Pointe Celebrates Grand Opening Tuesday

Pike Lake Pointe Apartments, sponsored by Cardinal Center Inc., celebrated their grand opening Tuesday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a Warsaw/Kosciusko County Chamber of Commerce "Business After Hours."Jane Greene, president of Cardinal Center, said, "We're proud of our facilities and we intend to be good neighbors.

North Webster Amends Knapp Lake Agreement

NORTH WEBSTER – Town Council authorized a few amendments to the inter-local agreement with Knapp Lake Regional Sewer District Tuesday.

WCS Clarifies Plans For Building Project

A week after deciding on Option A for its building project, the Warsaw School Board decided to reduce the option to three steps instead of four.

Letters to the Editor 09-29-2004

- Responds To Short Memory - Daniels And IPALCO Responds To Short Memory Editor, Times-Union: I'm writing in response to "Short Memory" by J.Robert and Jodie Boggs Sept.21.This entire article is obviously just more Republican drivel and propaganda. The visceral attack on the United Nations Secretary General Kofi Anan is an outrage.Those who accuse Mr.Anan of having a short memory seem to have no recollection of past events period.Kofi Anan has been making these statements since the war in Iraq began.In March Mr.Anan said, "The war in Iraq is illegal and the United States is in violation of the U.N.charter, and the Geneva convention!" The Bush administration with its rush to war, ignored the vote of the U.N.security council, arrogantly calling the United Nation irrelevant.

Poverty: Raising Awareness, Fighting Effects

Editor's Note: This is the second part of a three-part series on the effects of financial need in Kosciusko County.

Social Security Debate Tonight

Do you have questions about Social Security? Anyone wanting to learn more about the program and its future is encouraged to attend a briefing and debate at 7 tonight at Center Lake Pavilion in Warsaw. Representatives from Social Security will be on hand to discuss alternative solutions recently proposed by the Social Security Advisory Council. In Kosciusko County alone, Social Security pays benefits of more tha $7.5 million per month to about 11,000 people.

Parks Board, Sorority At Odds Over Fountain At S. Whitley

SOUTH WHITLEY - All the sorority wants is to replace the drinking fountain in Town Park, a memorial to Delta Theta Tau sister Mary Crahen. The fieldstone structure stood in the park from 1964 until October 1998, when a runaway truck hit and destroyed it. The park department has a grander vision.A drinking fountain with a $12,000 12-by-24 pavilion for picnic tables has been proposed and a plan of this scheme was forwarded to the Whitley County Foundation in January, which secured a $3,000 grant for construction. The sorority, responsible for the drinking fountain, was not in favor of this plan and submitted one with a drinking fountain and gazebo. Margaret Gilbert, of the Delts, spoke at the town council meeting Monday with a dateline of events detailing the sorority's efforts to communicate with park department members. Glee Eberly, town council president, and Delt stepped down from this portion of the meeting with Tony Starkey and Tom Rudd to mediating.

Grace Led By Well-Balanced Attack

WINONA LAKE – Four players reached double-digit kills for Grace as the Lady Lancers’ volleyball team snapped a three-match losing streak in their 3-1 win over Mount Vernon on Tuesday.

County Moves Ahead With Tippy Sewer Process

Kosciusko County Commissioners  continued to move forward with the process of installing a sewer system for residents of Tippecanoe and Chapman lakes at its bi-weekly meeting Tuesday.

Newly Approved NIPSCO Gas Rates To Take Effect Beginning In August

MERRILLVILLE — Northern Indiana Public Service Company LLC (NIPSCO) received a decision from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) to adjust its gas rates, effective August 2024.