City Hall To Get Generator, Connection Box
The city of Warsaw is applying for a grant to purchase a generator and connection box for city hall.
Madison Teacher Wins $10K For A Classroom Makeover
Madison Elementary School English Learners teacher Nicole Cervone-Gish and her students won $10,000 for a classroom makeover.
Tigers Shake Off Slow Start, Advance To Sectional Semis
It didn’t take long for those in attendance to realize that Warsaw and Concord’s matchup in the opening round of 4A Sectional 4 was going to be a lot different from the Tigers’ 64-38 romp of the Minutemen back in January. Concord gave the NLC champs all they could ask for during the first 16 minutes before a big second half for Warsaw was enough to secure a 44-30 win.
Times-Union Court News 05-25-1999
Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Tony Lee Beiler, 26, and Tracy Michelle Sell, 26, both of North Brook Boulevard, Warsaw. • Chad Edward Laughlin, 19, and Manika Danyel Olinger, 20, both of South Caleb Court, Warsaw. • Tim A.Graber, 35, and Amy C.Dornseifer, 32, both of East Doswell Boulevard, Cromwell. • Boyd Philip Smith, 23, 15th Street, Winona Lake, and Krista Lynn Lantz, 21, Middlebury. • Michael K.Lowe, 37, North Walnut Street, Rochester, and Cassandra L.Castle, 23, North CR 175E, Warsaw. • Shawn Phillip Lancaster, 22, North Timberline Circle East, Warsaw, and Jill Renae Antonides, 23, Alpha Drive, Warsaw. • Nick C.Hunsberger, 34, and Phyllis D.Mishler, 39, both of West CR 1250N, Milford. • Jeremie Alonzo Slone, 22, and Stephanie Lynn Burish, 21, both of Clinic Court, Warsaw,.
World/Nation Briefs 10.10.12
State Dept. now in sync with GOP, says it never concluded Libya attack was a protest gone awryWASHINGTON (AP) — The State Department says it never concluded that an attack that killed the U.S. ambassador to Libya was simply a protest gone awry, a statement that places the Obama administration’s own foreign policy arm in sync with Republicans.
World/Nation Briefs 5.1.2012
Thousands rally for higher wages at Asia’s May Day marches, Europeans to protest austerityMANILA, Philippines (AP) — May Day moved beyond its roots as an international workers’ holiday to a day of international protest Tuesday, with rallies throughout Asia demanding wage increases and marches planned across Europe over government-imposed austerity measures.
Wawasee Girls Win 7th Straight
NORTH MANCHESTER - Wawasee coach Randy Aalbregtse gave his basketball players one last message before they left for their road game against Manchester Thursday evening. "I told my kids on the bus just before we left, 'This team plays as hard as you play,'" Aalbregtse said."I knew it was going to be a dogfight." He couldn't have been more right. This is not the same Squires team of years past.Those teams often folded the moment they stepped on the floor.This is not the case with this year's Squires, who harangued and harassed the undefeated Warriors before losing 45-40.Wawasee, 7-0, had won its previous three games by 12 points or more.The Squires fell to 4-3. The Warriors won because they were able to contain 5-foot-8 Manchester sophomore Megan Eckert, who entered the game 10th in the state in scoring with 23 points per game.She had scored at least 17 in each of her first six games, but she had just 10 on 3-of-12 shooting against Wawasee.
Area Baseball Teams Looking To Rebuild
Rebuilding is the theme for most of the area high school baseball teams.Many of the most talented baseball players this area has seen have now moved on to play in the college or professional ranks. The Warsaw Tigers enter the 2005 baseball season with some big holes to fill.Gone are Brandon LaFollette, Sean Alderfer and Mark Sherman.LaFollette is currently playing baseball at Purdue, while Alderfer and Sherman are at Indiana Tech and Ancilla College, respectively.Both LaFollette and Alderfer were first team all-state selections in 2004.LaFollette, an outfielder for the Tigers, holds the single-season batting average record (.506) and is tied for the single-season home run record with Sherman.Both hit nine homers last year. Despite such a loss of talent, Warsaw head coach Will Shepherd remains optimistic. "We're looking forward to seeing who will step up and lead us," said Shepherd.
Warm Weather Signals Start Of Baseball Season
As the weather turns warmer and the grass begins to turn green, high school baseball teams begin to take the field. April and May are prime time when it comes to high school baseball, and area teams are prepared to take the field and start the season. As the season begins, underclassmen must step into new positions left open by graduating seniors and coaches must settle on new starting lineups before the first game of the season. Warsaw must replace the entire middle of the Tiger defense after losing their starting shortstop and second baseman. WARSAW Warsaw's biggest strength may be offense.The Tigers will be returning some good hitters, but since they lack speed, Warsaw will focus on intelligent base running. The Tigers will be returning two pitchers in Adam Grimm (senior) and Craig Lankford (junior), and head coach Will Shepherd has high hopes for sophomore Adam Augustine this season.
Warsaw Sinks Rival Wawasee
Excessive rain postponed the Wawasee-Warsaw swim meet a day, but once it did take place Wednesday, it was the Tigers that were pouring it on.
Groninger Leads Warsaw Over Valley In Opener
AKRON – The Warsaw Tigers needed someone to step up.
Changes Eyed For Union Street In Warsaw
If Warsaw City Council on Monday accepts the recommendation of the Traffic Commission, northbound traffic on Union Street will not be able to turn left or go straight at Winona Avenue.
Plymouth Tops Triton Trojans
BOURBON — The Plymouth Pilgrims ended a four-game skid against the Class 1A No. 1 Triton boys basketball team Tuesday in Bourbon with a convincing 60-43 conquest under first-year coach Ryan Bales.
