SYRACUSE - With a new head coach, a new offensive scheme and the loss of an all-everything player, the Wawasee Warriors will have a different look this season.
- Judging Intolerance - U.S.Debt - New Orleans - Side Effects Judging Intolerance Editor, Times-Union: In response to Ms.Ewell's letter who is intolerant of intolerance and judges people for judging. Wal-Mart sits on the board of directors for the homosexual chamber of commerce.Homosexuals are sodomites and lesbians.Simple truth.If Wal-Mart is sitting on the board of directors, they are promoting the sodomite and lesbian agenda of the homosexual chamber.A plain statement of fact.Homosexuals want themselves to be known by how they have sex.That is why they label themselves as same-sex people.It's their choice, not a birthright.
Indiana Governor candidate Jill Long Thompson spoke on economic development, privatization, property taxes and education during Saturday night's Democrat Hall of Fame dinner.
- Ethanol Risks - Crime Prevention - Vote For Smolen Ethanol Risks Editor, Times-Union: As a parent and resident in the Milford school area, I have some major concerns about the proposed ethanol refinery.I should preface this by saying that I am not against ethanol, however, I believe that these heavily industrial sites should have a standard minimum distance to schools and/or towns allowable by the state given the risks that are involved with being located close to them.
10 Years Ago September 15 1997 POTPOURRI - Mr. Toothpick - Terry L. Woodling, the Warsaw man known by some as Mr. Toothpick for his knack of toothpick sculptures, will have some of his work on display today at the Indiana State Museum in Indianapolis. Woodling has constructed jets, trains, cycles and even a helicopter out of thousands of toothpicks. His next project is a life-size stagecoach. 25 Years Ago September 15 1982 The Kosciusko County chapter of the American Red Cross received an award of excellence in Indianapolis at the Indiana Division Council meeting of the Red. Cross. Dr. Norman Uphouse received the award on behalf of the Kosciusko County chapter for its raising of 100 percent of financial requirement for the centennial year 1982. 50 Years Ago September 15 1957 Today two Warsaw men, Samuel E. Cormany, Route 4, and Richard S. Jordan, Route 5, will report to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., to begin six months' active duty training. Both youths are members of Battery A, 393rd field artillery battalion, headquartered in Warsaw. 75 Years Ago September 15 1932 Frances Nusbaum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Nusbaum, has been pledged to the Kappa Kappa Gama sorority at Butler University, Indianapolis, where she recently enrolled as a student. Nusbaum is also taking a course at the John Herron Art Institute of Indianapolis.
After his first year as Warsaw Community Schools' top administrator, Superintendent Dr. Robert Haworth says he is impressed with the community."First of all," he said during an interview Monday afternoon, "I would like to compliment the community. I found in one year the greater Warsaw community to be concerned and dedicated to their young people. That truly is a blessing because it makes being an education leader very easy."Haworth was hired by the Warsaw School Board at its Feb. 20, 2006, meeting. He started his duties as superintendent July 1, 2006. He previously served as superintendent at Springs Valley School Corp. in French Lick.
Editor, Times-Union:With all the turmoil being created by the property tax discussion, it may be time for some plain talk that will explain the taxation "Facts of Life."
MILFORD - Melissa Cross has been named Financial Reporting Manager for CTB, Inc., according to Will Mabee, Vice President and Corporate Controller for the company.