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Here are a couple automotive things that just don't seem right to me.
Gary [email protected] | July 28, 2016

The Candidates: U.S. Representative - District 2

Jackie Walorski, Greg Andrews, Brendan Mullen
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C'mon Commish! It's Time To Make The Rules Match

How in the world can something so obvious to me be so hard for decision makers to see? (I have a feeling sales people have been asking the same question since the beginning of commerce.)
Mark [email protected] | July 28, 2016
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Lady Viking Run Comes To An End At Semi-State

It may not have ended the way the Tippecanoe Valley Lady Vikings wanted, but players left the court after dropping their opening game of the Semi-State round 54-33 to Fairfield on Saturday afternoon with their heads held high.
Connor McCann- | February 20, 2023
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Tippecanoe Valley Beats Culver In Back And Forth Battle

Points were at a premium in Tippecanoe Valley’s 42-33 victory over Culver Academies Tuesday night. Both teams had just 20 points at halftime as defense was the name of the game. In the end, the aggressiveness of the Lady Vikings would pay off, as the home team ended the night with 18 points in the fourth quarter to come out on top.
Connor McCann- | November 9, 2022
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Public Gets First-Hand Look At Emergency Service Providers

When a little girl began choking Saturday at Family Safety Day in Central Park, her mother walked her over to Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Dept. deputy Jon Popenfoose and asked for help.
David [email protected] | September 10, 2018

Tigers, Vikings Return Experienced Golfers

As the 2004 high school girls golf season is about to get under way, one local team has a target on its back, while one local coach has a target in sight. After graduating just one player, No.2 player Katrina Bonahoom, from last year's team that won the sectional, finished second at the regional and eighth at the state finals, third-year coach Chris LaLonde's Warsaw Tigers should be a team to be reckoned with. "We definitely have some experience coming back," said LaLonde."We have a big target on our backs and I want to keep it fun and keep it simple.Some of the girls thought I was crazy last year when I said we could win sectional.We won sectional, finished second at regional and then finished eighth at state.If we work hard, we can have another very fine season." The head coach at Tippecanoe Valley since 1989, Roger Moriarty needs just six wins to reach 300 for his career.His 294 career wins are a combined total of both the boys and girls teams.
Dale Hubler, Times-Union Sports Editor- | July 28, 2016

Cagle To Perform Friday At Central Park

Country music singer/songwriter Chris Cagle will perform at Central Park Friday at 8 p.m. The concert is free and open to the public, but spectators should take their own blankets and lawn chairs. "For me, getting on the stage is where we get it all back - the high-energy, excitement and the thrills.As long as there are people who want to forget their week, who think they see some piece of their life in these songs, who want to have a good time, there's nothing better in the world than being on that stage.It's intense.It's a rush and the best feeling in the world," Cagle is quoted as saying in a press release.
Staff Report- | July 28, 2016

Pilot Escapes Injury When Plane Slides Off Runway

No injuries were reported when a small airplane slid through a fence at Warsaw Municipal Airport and crashed onto the railroad tracks behind Rice Ford. The pilot of the Cessna 208B told police he was attempting to take off about 11:07 p.m.and didn't think he had enough power.Timothy William Myers, 44, of Three Rivers, Mich., said he started to back off the power when he saw a snow plow.He wasn't sure whether it was on the same runway as the airplane or whether the snow plow was going to cut across his path, so he "veered away and powered down," according to a police report. When Myers tried to set the plane down, he said, he was going too fast to get stopped and slid off the runway.The aircraft traveled through a fence and struck an embankment.It became airborne and then landed on the railroad tracks about 2,000 feet from the end of the runway. The accident was reported at 11:22 p.m.after Myers walked back to the airport terminal.
Ruth Anne Lipka, Times-Union Lifestyles Editor- | July 28, 2016

Christmas Is For Family Time, Even For Sports Families

Close your eyes and punch the GO button on the way-back machine ... destination December 21, 1985.
Roger Grossman, Lake City Radio- | July 28, 2016

Neff Retiring After 42 Years; Taught At Her Childhood School

As a child, Honey Lou Neff attended Madison Elementary School for all but two years.
David [email protected] | May 16, 2019

Letters to the Editor 01-22-2004

- Gay Marriage - All-Day Kindergarten - Praise For Doctor - Defends AWL Gay Marriage Editor, Times-Union: As Americans, we are led by the power of our conscience and the history of our country to defend and promote the dignity and rights of all people.Each person, however frail or defenseless, has a place and a purpose in this world.On National Sanctity of Human Life Day, we celebrate the gift of life and our commitment to building a society of compassion and humanity. Today, the principles of human dignity enshrined in the Declaration of Independence - that all persons are created equal and possess the unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness - continue to guide us.
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Letters to the Editor 04-18-2001

- Redistricting - Honesty - Amtrak - Taste Of Agriculture Redistricting Editor, Times-Union: Every 10 years, following the federal census, the Indiana General Assembly is required to realign legislative districts to account for shifts in population across the state.Proposals were recently unveiled which give Hoosiers their first glimpse of the legislative maps which will dominate the Indiana political scene for the next decade.Like any other piece of legislation, these maps must be approved by the House of Representatives, the Senate, and signed into law by the governor of our state.
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Booze Likely Topic At Winona Town Meeting

WINONA LAKE - The idea that a restaurant or hotel in this quiet town may sell alcoholic beverages has jolted some town residents into action. Two recent letters to the editor of the Times-Union have mentioned petitions circulating around town that oppose the sale of liquor in Winona Lake. The sale of alcoholic beverages has been talked about as a possibility in the dining area of the refurbished hotel and in a lakeside restaurant that is still in the planning stages. Both the hotel and the restaurant are part of a $7 million development and historic restoration under way in the town.The planned development, by Winona Restorations, is expected to attract thousands of visitors and tourists every year. Brent Wilcoxson, president of Winona Restorations, said Friday that he has not been approached directly by remonstrators, but that he appreciates public opinion.
Laurie Hahn, Times-Union Staff Writer- | July 28, 2016

Obama Stumps In Plainfield

PLAINFIELD - Sen. Barak Obama, Democratic candidate for president, spoke to a crowd of more than 3,000 at Plainfield High School Saturday.
Tim [email protected] | July 28, 2016

K21 To Build Health Services Pavilion In Warsaw

Kosciusko County Community Foundation will build a multi-tenant health services pavilion to provide a new home for several non-profit organizations in Kosciusko County.
Jennifer [email protected] | July 28, 2016

Eagle Scouts Hear City Council Discuss Budgets, Funding

Numerous scouts from Boy Scout Troop 819 attended Warsaw's City Council meeting Monday night in hopes of familiarizing themselves with the board's members, current city topics and governmental procedures. While the scouts were present, the council recognized Karl Campbell as a newly honored Eagle Scout and thanked Campbell for his efforts of maintaining and extending the bike trails located in Winona Lake. In a meeting lasting less than 45 minutes, the scouts experienced topics dealing with the city budget and related funding. The board unanimously approved the second reading of the 2006 budget ordinance, as well as an ordinance establishing salaries for the mayor, clerk-treasurer, common council and plan commission.
Joe Kirkendall, Times-Union staff writer- | July 28, 2016

Part Of EMS T52C To Be Vacated

Along with two conditions, the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday approved Larry Contos' request to vacate a portion of EMS T52C Lane on the northeast side of Lake Tippecanoe. The portion to be vacated is approximately 60-70 feet long. The conditions include providing an easement for future sewer lines and a reasonable residential turn-around for vehicles. Emergency medical services want some kind of access or turnaround point for their vehicles there, Area Plan Commission assistant director Matt Sandy told the commissioners.He said the sheriff's department has no opposition to the vacation and since the lane is not county maintained, the county highway department had no opposition either. However, Sandy said, the plan commission's position is that it not be vacated. "It is not a through road between T1 and T50 but it may be at some point," he said.
DAVID SLONE, Times-Union Staff Writer- | July 28, 2016

Planners Approve Replatting Of Lots In Summerfield Estates

Developer Dan Widaman's request to replat lots 13, 14 and 15 in Summerfield Estates into two lots was approved by Kosciusko County Area Plan Commissioners Wednesday. The Summerfield Estates consolidation includes relocating a drainage and utility easement along one common property line. The plan commission also OK'd a second request by Widaman for the final plat approval of Cherry Creek Manor, a 35-lot subdivision.Residential development will be on 35.7823 acres on the east side of Packerton Road and south of Pierceton Road in Wayne Township. The board also: • Approved a request by Jonathon Snodderly to rezone ground from agricultural to residential.The property is on the south side of CR 350N, west of CR 100E, north of the Dells subdivision in Plain Township.
TERESA SMITH, Times-Union Staff Writer- | July 28, 2016

Child Care Needs Debated

Kosciusko County Foundation's efforts to address child care issues didn't take long to catch fire Wednesday. An invitation to child care givers, business representatives and other interested groups brought out two dozen people during a meeting in Warsaw. In less than two hours, the group debated various aspects of the issue and began formulating initial plans for action that would qualify the county for future financial government support. The availability of new funds is the result of welfare reform that includes new provisions for child care to ensure single parents are able to work. The program was led by Rick Mappin, a representative of the Dekko Foundation.The not-for-profit organization serves a six-county area and is interested in serving as a conduit with other private foundations and corporations in Indiana to assist in child care needs. Organizers hope to prioritize concerns and needs and then formulate a plan of action by July.
Dan Spalding, Times-Union Staff Writer- | July 28, 2016
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