Man Arrested After Crash
A Columbia City man is in jail after test results came back following a Jan. 3 auto accident.
Thief
Editor, Times-Union:Recently, I moved back to Warsaw. I am a widow on total disability with a very limited income.
County To Get $1 Million Back From State
Over $1 million will be given back to Kosciusko County from the state for road repairs.
CR 450N Irrigation
Editor, Times-Union:I, too, travel CR 450N several times a day and am annoyed at the irrigation spraying on and over CR 450N.
Gas Roller Coaster
Editor, Times-Union:A few years back when gas prices went up, retail stores, grocery stores and garbage pickup raised their prices saying it cost more to ship the product or haul away. OK.
Polston Van
Editor, Times-Union:I would like to express my feelings on OP's DARE van.
Kroger Health To Offer Back To School & Shingles Vaccine Help
Kroger Health To Offer Back To School & Shingles Vaccine Help
Syracuse Postpones Drainage Meeting With DNR
SYRACUSE - A meeting with Department of Natural Resources officials to discuss drainage issues around the Syracuse Community Center has been postponed. The drainage plan, drawn up for the Syracuse Town Council by Indanapolis engineering firm Greeley and Hansen, was slated to be presented before the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Sept.5. But the council nixed that idea Tuesday at their regular meeting. Council members said they didn't have ample time to review the drainage plans and were opposed to portions of them. The council brought up their opposition to the plan when Town Manager Brian Redshaw presented the council with the bids for the engineering of the project.The goal of the project, Redshaw said, is to design a storm water drainage system the new community center can drain into.
Seasonal Activity
Ron Scott of Plymouth finds time to enjoy ice fishing on Palestine Lake Friday afternoon while Bob Osburn of Mentone (middle) calls it a day. Scott grew up in the area and regularly comes back to enjoy the fishing. Photo by Gary Nieter, Times-Union
Ice Sculpture Sponsors Needed
There will not be a First Friday in January. However, First Friday will pick back up Feb. 1 with the “Fire and Ice” festival ice sculptures.
Tippy Lake Control Gates Info
As per the Indiana State Department of Natural Resources orders on Nov. 1 the Tippecanoe Lake control structure gates will be opened to release water to a prescribed winter level.On April 1 the gates will be closed to move the level back to normal summer levels.
Correction: Penguin Point Car Show
In the “Penguin Point Brings Back Classic Car Show For 65th Anniversary Celebration” story Monday, the “best in show” was awarded to Roy Hauth, not Roy Hoss, as previously stated from the information we were provided.
Triton Inducts Four Into Hall Of Fame
Triton held its seventh annual hall of fame induction banquet Saturday night at the Back 40 Banquet Hall.
Tigers Break Through Vs. Raiders
A little home cooking was just what Warsaw needed. With the homecoming crowd at Fisher Field cheering them on, the Tigers broke several uncomfortable streaks Friday with their first win of the season, 24-22, over Northridge. • Derrick Duncan's first-quarter touchdown broke a 13-quarter scoreless streak. • The win was the first in seven games for the Tigers, dating back to last season. • The win was the first at home in 10 games for the Tigers, dating back two seasons. • Warsaw quarterback P.J.Wiley ran for 154 yards, the first Tiger back over 100 yards since Tony Sanson in 1993. "Every reason from the middle of July until this point, they could have bagged it," Warsaw coach Phil Jensen said."They were hearing it from everybody, from people in the school to people in the community.
Kari Wortinger Works Magic On Norwood Course
HUNTINGTON - The first time Kari Wortinger played Norwood Golf Course in Huntington, she shot a 90. So no one would blame her if she wasn't too happy when the switch was made this year to move the Huntington Girls Golf Regional from LaFontaine to Norwood. But the way Wortinger is playing, it didn't matter. Wortinger rode a scoring front nine to a final score of 80 (3-over par) and ultimately a trip to the state finals Saturday and Oct.11 at Prestwick Country Club in Avon. Rebecca Rogers of Homestead was medalist with a 79, just one stroke ahead of Wortinger.Warsaw's team finished in seventh place out of eight schools. With her round, Wortinger beat her career-best of 81 shot at Black Squirrel in Goshen.Wortinger shot a 1-under 38 on the front nine and battled through a stretch of five straight bogeys on the back nine to finish with a 42 on the back side and shaved 10 strokes off her previous outing at Norwood.
