Chip Shots: Competitors Who Lose Vs. Losers

There are athletes and teams who rarely win in numerous individual and team competitions, and fans and sportswriters will call them losers.

KABS Working On New Bus Route System, Seeking Public Input

Kosciusko Area Bus Service (KABS) is creating a new deviated fixed bus route system and is seeking public input.

Times-Union Court News 10-06-1998

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Richard Lee Claycomb II, 22, and Michelle Lynn Laughlin, 21, both of Caleb Court, Warsaw. • Robert John Bell, 21, West Elm Street, Pierceton, and Pepper Michele Swick, 23, South CR 600W, Mentone. • Chad Steven Gebert, 25, and Angela Sue Popenfoose, 22, bothof EMS B6B Lane, Leesburg. • Kevin Scott Crane, 21, and Shannon Caitrin Smith, 19, both of East Smith Street, Warsaw. • Steven Allan Zawadzki, 29, and Michelle L.Houston, 34, both of East Forest Glen Avenue, Leesburg. • Thaddeus Cordell Smart, 25, and Cindy K.Starbuck, 41, both of Mill Street, Syracuse. • Eric Robert Lackey, 19, and Kimberly Lynn Coverstone, 27, both of West Center Street, Warsaw. • Michael Patrick Weber, 22, Fort Leonard, Mo., and Lindsay Marie Wallen, 21, South Walnut Drive, Warsaw.

Times-Union Court News 07-18-2000

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Jerry L.Knight, 35, and Lora Mae Fisher, 23, both of North Hickory Street, Claypool. • Joshua Paul Holt, 21, Oriole Lane, Warsaw, and Cherish Beam, 19, South Packerton Road, Warsaw. • Carl R.Greene, 64, Robin Drive, Warsaw,and Luann Stafford, 45, West CR 1400N, North Manchester. • Richard Starkweather, 27, and Jennifer Lynn Hicks, 25, both of East Sycamore Street, Silver Lake. • Eric Arthur Kolberg, 25, West Fourth Street, Milford, and Heidi Luann DeMein, 21, East Lincoln Street, Nappanee. • Kent A.Mosher, 37, Main Street, Larwill, and Deborah M.Parson, 35, Pierceton. • Benjamin Ronald Grubbs, 21, North Stoneburner Road, Warsaw, and Sara Ashley Howard, 18, Woodcliff Drive, Warsaw.

Washington Township

Times-Union Court News 07-27-2004

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Atilano Alvarado Avelar, 24, of North CR 175E, Lot 131, Warsaw, and Lidia Jael Castro, 300 Turkey Creek Road, Milford. • Jeremy A.Brown, 23, of Richmond, and Lavonna E.Bauer, 21, of North CR 1000W, Nappanee. • Scott Darik Burkholder, 23, of 7568 N.CR 900W, Nappanee, and Susan K.Troyer, 22, of Seventh Road, Bourbon. • Juan Jose Calderon-Duron, 32, and Alma Leticia Salas, 28, both of East Levi-Lee Road, Warsaw. • Christopher T.Desanto, 35, and Tammy Joe Burgh, both of East CR 375S, Warsaw. • Thoedore Andrew Doty, 31, of North Old Orchard Drive, Warsaw, and Kari Leticia Bixler, 28, of Ind.13N, Pierceton. • Glen A.Douthitt, 36, and Tammi S.Durik, 35, both of East CR 100N, Warsaw.

Times-Union Court News 06-29-1999

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Justin Lee Graff, 20, East Van Buren Street, Leesburg, and Kimberly Dawn Wood, 18, West North Street, Milford. • Kip Allen Shoemaker, 30, and Patricia Elizabeth Landrum, 30, both of North CR 175E, Warsaw. • Derek Troy Sparks, 25, and Cathleen Caroll Groen, 35, both of EMS T13 Lane, Leesburg. • David B.Sheets, 34, and Christine M.Quillen, 31, both of Beaver Dam Road, Claypool. • Aaron Gabriel Dobbs, 19, and Erica Lynn Wilcox, 19, both of East CR 200N, Warsaw. • Jon Ray Ewen, 39, and Colleen Ann Hagenback, 48, both of West CR 250S, Warsaw. • Kevin Dwight Bryant, 23, and Shanda Jo Gochenour, 22, both of East CR 400S, Warsaw. • Bryan Lee Robison, 43, South Blue Spruce Court, Warsaw, and Penny S.Fisher, 42, North Thayer Street, Bourbon.

Loss Of Local Leaders Top 2015 Stories

If there’s a theme to the top 10 stories of 2015, it’s loss.

Demographic Survey Helps Guide WCS Facility Plans

ELKHART COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE

Letters to the Editor 04-18-2000

- News Views Incomplete - Go Figure - Good Opportunity - NIMBYs Took Notice - Two Cents Worth - Gun Locks - Alcohol Permit - Lots Of Cops - Senior Center Problems News Views Incomplete Editor, Times-Union: Your News Views in Saturday's edition was interesting, however, incomplete.For clarification purposes please be advised of the following list of information and facts regarding a Meijer development in Warsaw.It is proposed to be located adjacent to a residential neighborhood of well over 300 plus families you creatively labeled NIMBY's (not in my backyard).

Times-Union Court News 04-06-1999

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: - Juan Jose Fuentes Granja, 37, and Oralia Acosta Cruz, 24, both of Oriole Drive, Warsaw. - Thomas K.Ryan, 39, Parker Street, Warsaw, and Melissa Marie Krygowski, 27, Herscher Drive, Warsaw. - William R.Thompson, 30, and Margaret M.Stahley, 33, both of Ind.19N, Etna Green. - Brian Lynn Rose, 30, and Sarah Kay Tharp, 21, both of East CR 500N, Leesburg. - Matthew Jason Baker, 19, South CR 550W, Warsaw, and Heidi Lynn Michaelsen, 19, South Viking Drive, Mentone. - Benjamin Edward Keener, 24, and Angela Dawn Vanderlinden, 23, both of East CR 200N, Warsaw.

Letters to the Editor 12-02-2005

- WW III Is Now - Doctors - The Time Zone Joke - Torture - Only One Holiday - Cheaper Gas - Stolen Snowman WW III Is Now Editor, Times-Union: We finally heard it on national TV last night.Like it or not, we are in World War III.About 10 or 15 years ago the Muslim world declared war on all the non-Muslim world on planet earth.Remember? I do.I didn't write it down when I heard it for the same reason you didn't.We thought: "We've heard that before.We know a little history.We remember the young Mohammed and the bloody start he got in southern Arabia at Mecca and Medina.

World/Nation Briefs 8.27.2012

All eyes on big storm as Republicans open their showcase for Romney at compressed conventionTAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Mitt Romney’s Republican National Convention sputters to life with the lonely banging of a gavel in a mostly empty hall, hardly the opening splash intended for the nation. With a sprawling and strengthening storm bearing down on the region, the party hastily rewrote the convention script to present the extravaganza’s prime rituals and headline speakers later in the week — Tropical Storm Isaac willing.

World/Nation Briefs 8.20.2012

Romney and Ryan plan town hall meeting with NH voters to explain Medicare plansMANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan are ready to face New Hampshire voters and answer their questions, especially about the Republican plan for Medicare that has left some seniors skittish.

World/Nation Briefs 8.8.2012

FBI probe into Wis. temple shooter might yield intelligence, but motives might never be knownMILWAUKEE (AP) — There’s no trial to prepare, no jury to persuade, no judge to hand down a sentence.

Whitko Bond Sale

HARRISON TOWNSHIP ANNUAL REPORT

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Unbelievable!

By Jen Gibson, Times-Union Sports Editor INDIANAPOLIS -Ê"One-two-three get nasty!" was the Manchester Squires' battle cry throughout the season. Saturday afternoon the Squires got nasty in the state championships as they defeated Batesville 9-8 to capture the Class 2A title at Indianapolis' Victory Field. The funny thing is, the only people who believed the Squires could do it were the Squires themselves.The Manchester squad went into the Wabash Sectional sporting a 7-16 record, the worst record in the sectional.They lost their last game of the season to Columbia City, and put together no more than two wins in a row through the entire regular season. But that did not faze the scrappy Squire squad. To say the least, the Squires were the underdogs throughout the tournament.