Public Occurrences 10.15.10
County Jail Bookings The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:
Two Women Accused Of Writing, Cashing Unauthorized Checks From Business
Two area women were arrested Wednesday on multiple forgery, theft and corrupt business influence charges after allegedly writing and cashing unauthorized checks totaling thousands of dollars over a two-year period.
Fraud, theft from liquor store alleged
Two Chicago men were arrested on fraud and theft charges Saturday after allegedly stealing about $4,000 in cigarettes and alcohol from Service Liquors East.
Multiple suspects face charges following 3 home burglaries
Several men are facing burglary and theft charges after allegedly breaking into three homes in August.
Letters to the Editor 03-18-2005
- Molesting - Rebate Molesting Editor, Times-Union: This is in response to Kerry Mills' letter published on March 17 about stereotyping gays with molestation. Kerry, a child molester can play any role within a community or a family.Regardless of their supposed sexual preference, straight or gay, a child molester is a sick, sick individual who needs serious help. Committing such a devastating act against an innocent child who knows only to trust his molester can be worse than committing any other crime against the child.This child will live with, and struggle with, the scars that this molester has permanently etched in his mind for the rest of his life.The child has lost confidence, trust and worst of all, his innocence.
KDI Member Wants To Step Up Economic Development
With a local funding request of $400,000 for the next four years on the line, Max Courtney took the Kosciusko Development Inc.executive board of directors to task Wednesday, advising them to get serious about economic development. Courtney, KDI chairman Roger Moynahan and KDI president Joy McCarthy-Sessing approached the county council this month, requesting $100,000 each year for the next four years to bring new companies to the county. The funds are available in the economic development income tax money.The county receives $2.5 million in EDIT funds; most of that, $1.9 million, is allocated to pay for the Justice Building renovation including the jail expansion.About $600,000 is left to spend on economic development, Courtney said.
Milford Fest Set May 29; Fire Dept. Fundraiser Planned
MILFORD - Milford Town Council opened its February meeting with an announcement concerning this year's Milford Fest.
Public Occurrences, Aug. 19, 2017
The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:
