DOC Extends Biomet's Deferred Prosecution
The Department of Justice has extended Biomet’s probation another year to investigate new evidence of foreign bribery, two days after Zimmer announced the sale of $7.65 billion in senior notes ahead of its acquisition of Biomet.
Medtronic To Pay $4.41M To Resolve Allegations It Unlawfully Sold Products Made Overseas
Medtronic plc and affiliated companies have agreed to pay $4.41 million to resolve allegations that they violated the False Claims Act by misrepresenting the country of origin of certain Medtronic products sold to the United States, the U.S. Department of Justice announced last week.
Mayor: Emergency Response Phase of Fire, Spill Complete
The emergency response phase of the fire and chemical spill at Warsaw Chemical Company last Friday is complete, according to a press release from Mayor Joe Thallemer.
Stutzman Announces Run For Senate
ROANOKE – Congressman Marlin Stutzman officially announced his candidacy for Indiana’s U.S Senate seat in Roanoke Sunday.
Milford Police Lt. Marsh Announces Run for County Sheriff
MILFORD – Milford Police Lt. Travis Marsh announced Thursday he is running for Kosciusko County sheriff as an independent.
'Kids Say The Darndest Things' At WCHS
If you ask a kid a question, sometimes you might get an answer you wouldn’t expect.That’s the premise behind “Kids Say the Darndest Things,” Warsaw Community High School Select Theatre Class’s musical this weekend.
Kauffman Leads Lady Lancers To Win
WINONA LAKE – On a night where Allison Kauffman registered her 1,000th career point, the junior forward scored 20 points to lift Grace College’s women’s basketball team to a 78-68 win over Marian on Wednesday.
Lady Lancers Sweep Rival Bethel
WINONA LAKE – Sweeping a league rival will always be a high note to any softball season. But ending a 16-game losing streak in the series with a sweep like Grace’s softball team did on Tuesday against Bethel College seems even better.
News Briefs 5.13.2013
Rettinger And Myers At MatchetteBOURBON – Roger Rettinger and Brett Myers, musicians from Bourbon, will play the piano and sing at Matchette Senior Center, 805 N. Harris St., Bourbon, at noon Wednesday.
Case of Measles Confirmed in Monroe County
INDIANAPOLIS — State health officials have confirmed a case of measles in an individual in Monroe County.
Political Doctrine
Editor, Times-Union:So let me see if I understand you right, Bennie Hively.
