NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALE - MF-683 - HANN

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE - MF-683 - HANN

IDVA Launches Campaign To Raise Awareness Of Military Family Relief Fund

Cardinal Center $1M Golf Shoot-Out Set For June 22-23

June brings about summer, Father's Day and golfing. And then there's the chance of sharing in a million dollars in the Fourth Annual Cardinal Center Million Dollar Hole-In-One Golf Shoot Out. This year, the qualification dates are June 22-23 from 8 a.m.to 5 p.m.Locations include Little Bighorn, Pierceton; Maxwelton and South Shore, both in Syracuse; Swan Lake, Plymouth; Raccoon Run and Rozella Ford, both in Warsaw; and Sprig-O-Mint, Bremen.The finals will be held June 30 at 4 p.m.at Stonehenge Golf Course, Warsaw. R.R.Donnelley & Sons Co.is again the premier sponsor of the golf shoot-out.The shoot-out is a closest-to-the-pin competition benefiting Cardinal Center Inc. Cardinal Center is a not-for-profit human service organization that provides services for people with disabilities in Kosciusko, Marshall, Cass and Fulton counties and for children with needs in Kosciusko County.

Board told of problems in state disbursements, reassessment delays

School corporations statewide are suffering financially, and Warsaw Community Schools is no different, the Warsaw school board was told Monday. Rande Thorpe, WCS business manager, said the state's Department of Local Government and Finance still has not approved WCS' 2003 budget. "That has never happened, to my knowledge.They're not operating business as usual," he said. In January, WCS borrowed approximately $9 million in tax anticipation warrants to make ends meet until funds collected through property taxes were received from the state.However, because the reassessment is not complete, the county can't prepare the tax bills, people won't pay taxes and the school corporation won't get its money, he said. He said he anticipates WCS receiving local property taxes in October, and they usually receive half in May and June and the other half in November and December.

Start Times At WCS Won’t Change For Next School Year

Leesburg Eyes EDIT Fund To Expand, Renovate Town Hall

Town leaders appear to have found a financial path forward to renovate and make the old town hall handicapped-accessible.

Financial Focus - Become Familiar with These Five Key Areas

As an investor, what are your goals? You can probably think of quite a few — but over the course of your lifetime, your objectives typically will fall into five key categories. And once you’re familiar with these areas, you can start thinking of what they’ll mean to you in terms of your financial and investment strategies.

SYM Financial Wears Jeans For Charity

The Warsaw-based employees of SYM Financial Advisors recently donated $776 toward Combined Community Services "Gift of Warmth" heating assistance program.

Stacey Appointed to Tower Financial Corp. Board of Directors

Kim T. Stacey was appointed to the Tower Financial Corporation Board of Directors at this year’s annual meeting.

Day Joins PigTek As Controller

Cross Named CTB Financial Reporting Manager

MILFORD - Melissa Cross has been named Financial Reporting Manager for CTB, Inc., according to Will Mabee, Vice President and Corporate Controller for the company.

Cancer Care Golf Outing Raises $35K

LEESBURG – Golf Chairman Ron Smock estimated that the 2014 Cancer Care Golf Fundraiser that was held at Tippecanoe Lake Country Club Sept. 8 raised over $35,000 for the Cancer Care Fund.

Residents Warned Of Gerber Scam

Northeast Indiana residents should be wary of offers concerning a class action suit against the Gerber baby food company, a representative of the Indiana State Attorney General warns. Area residents have reported receiving offers to be part of a class action settlement - if they would only send in a copy of their child's birth certificate and social security number. A private class action suit was filed against three baby food makers for price fixing, according to Rich Schneider, a representative of the Indiana State Attorney General.But filing for the small awards, less than $45, ended Jan.31 and the suit did not include Indiana residents. All sorts of rumors have sprung up about the settlement, he said.He also said that at no time during that settlement were consumers asked to give a birth certificate or social security number.

TVSC Awarded Secured School Safety Grant

Grace's Miller Field Getting Facelift

WINONA LAKE - Grace College's Miller Field is going through a major face-lift over the next few months.The 65-1/2 acre sports facility is in the midst of a massive overhaul that includes three phases. Since 1970, when Miller Field was first constructed, the area to the left of Pierceton Road in Winona Lake heading away from the college has remained virtually the same.But the addition of a track, tennis courts, another soccer field, a second parking lot and the paving of the old one will make for a larger and more aesthetically pleasing sports facility. However, the renovations that are in store will involve more paving than just that of the parking lots.It also paves the way for a new gym to be built in the near future.

TRITON SCHOOL CORPORATION - INTENT TO SELL BONDS

The Absurdity Of Tobacco Litigation

OK, this tobacco thing is completely out of control. I have long been a critic of these tobacco settlements.To me, it is akin to legislation via litigation. If Congress wants to ban tobacco, fine.It should ban tobacco. But, of course, Congress will never ban tobacco.Government profits too much from it. Tobacco is taxed like crazy.The government is as dependent on tobacco revenue as smokers are dependent on nicotine. In fact, I bet it would be easier for everybody in the country to stop smoking than it would be to wean the government off tobacco revenue. Of course all those taxes are over and above tobacco profits.The taxes don't come out of the pockets of the tobacco companies, they come out of the pockets of consumers. You know, all those people Bill Clinton likes to talk about when he says things like, "Ah feel yer poin." I guess he feels it while simultaneously contributing to it. But I digress.

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