Court News, Sept. 8, 2018

The following actions have been filed in Kosciusko County Courts:

Local High School Football Previews For Week 6

Plymouth (3-2, 2-1 NLC) at Warsaw (3-2, 2-1 NLC), Tippecanoe Valley (4-1, 1-1 INSC) at Jimtown (3-2, 2-0), Goshen (0-5, 0-3 NLC) at Wawasee (0-5, 0-3 NLC), Southwood (0-5, 0-4 TRC at Manchester (2-3, 2-2 TRC), Lewis Cass (2-3, 2-2 TRC) at Whitko (0-5, 0-4), North Judson (5-0, 3-0 HNAC) at Triton (4-1, 3-0 HNAC)

Times-Union Court News 07-11-2000

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Fred Joseph LaSalle, 40, and Lisa Ann Eschmann, 40, both of Coppell, Texas. • Joseph Andrew Runyon, 28, and Tisha Sian Bame, 28, both of East Levi Lee Road, Warsaw. • Melvin L.Heeter, 31, and Wendy Kay Wagoner, 28, both of Ind.25S, Warsaw. • Brent Fitzgerald Cox, 21, Ind.14W, Silver Lake, and Charise Elon Prater, 16, South County Farm Road, Claypool. • Nathan Bernard Shoemaker, 23, North CR 675E, North Webster, and Krista Lynn Freeman, 22, North Waco Point, Syracuse. • Brian Scott Welling, 23, and Melinda Anne Conley, 22, East CR 450, Warsaw. • Robert L.McDonough, 29, South CR 750W, Claypool, and Joy L.Bucher, 32, Lakeshore Drive, Akron. • Quentin Steven Blackford, 21, North Thayer Street, Bourbon, and Melissa Ann Whitley, 21, West Beachwood Avenue, Warsaw.

Letters to the Editor 09-18-2000

Letters to the Editor 05-26-1998

Letters to the Editor 08-13-2003

- Abuse Of Power - Celebrity Autographs - Wallet Thief - Sinful Lifestyles Abuse Of Power Editor, Times-Union: Ms.Strang and Ms.Wright: Nice article, but I was appalled by Mr.Rogers' humble confession, and to do so in public, the poor soul! He knew only what he read in a newspaper? That's disgraceful! He would never have heard any public outcries concerning the abuse of political power either, other than the occasionally editorial.

Letters to the Editor 09-28-1998

- Moral Integrity - Critical Of Roemer - Clinton Scandal - Wondering About Clinton - Cafeteria Workers - Food Stamps Moral Integrity Editor, Times-Union: Our President has lost the moral integrity to be able to lead our nation forward into the future.

Letters to the Editor 12-28-2006

- Menards Good For Us - Late Night TV - Menards Challenge - Menards Location Menards Good For Us Editor, Times-Union: I want to say how much I enjoyed reading Mr.Gerard's "News Views" on Dec.17.

WPD, Economy Top Stories Of 2009

While Bill Clinton used the phrase "It's the economy, stupid" in his successful 1992 presidential bid, the slogan could just as well apply to the top 10 stories of 2009 in Kosciusko County.

Rager Keeps It Friendly In His Run For Sheriff

Coffee With The Candidates Final thoughts from county sheriff candidates Chris Rager is embracing a simple approach on the campaign trail, but that doesn’t mean it’s always been smooth. Leading up to this year’s race for sheriff, the 44-year-old deputy detective watched the career of his longtime friend and boss, Aaron Rovenstine, fall apart in a scandal that some in the community still contend to be much ado about nothing.

Legal Services Fund Transfer Gets Split County Council Vote

Board Of Works Awards Bid For WPD Garage Roof Labor

Times-Union Court News 06-24-1997

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Christopher Justin Geiger, 23, East Eli Lilly Road, Syracuse, and Selena Marie Coburn, 18, U.S.6, Syracuse. • Joseph Eugene Holloway, 22, and Vanessa Rachelle Coy, 23, both of EMS T32 Lane, Leesburg. • Paul S.Miller, 21, North CR 200W, Warsaw, and Sharon Sue Schwartz, 20, West CR 600N, Etna Green. • James Joseph Griffith, 24, and Neva Jo Hughes, 24, both of North East Shore Drive, Syracuse. • Elliott J.Enders, 42, West Sharon Street, Warsaw, and Patricia Sinclair, 39, East Frontage Road, Warsaw. • David Shane Turner, 23, and Monica Sue Sechrist, 23, both of Lake City Highway, Warsaw. • Ronald Earl Knafel, 31, and Betsy Marie Wolferman, 24, both of North Main Street, Milford.

Times-Union Court News 07-01-1997

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Christopher Justin Geiger, 23, East Eli Lilly Road, Syracuse, and Selena Marie Coburn, 18, U.S.6, Syracuse. • Joseph Eugene Holloway, 22, and Vanessa Rachelle Coy, 23, both of EMS T32 Lane, Leesburg. • Paul S.Miller, 21, North CR 200W, Warsaw, and Sharon Sue Schwartz, 20, West CR 600N, Etna Green. • James Joseph Griffith, 24, and Neva Jo Hughes, 24, both of North East Shore Drive, Syracuse. • Elliott J.Enders, 42, West Sharon Street, Warsaw, and Patricia Sinclair, 39, East Frontage Road, Warsaw. • David Shane Turner, 23, and Monica Sue Sechrist, 23, both of Lake City Highway, Warsaw. • Ronald Earl Knafel, 31, and Betsy Marie Wolferman, 24, both of North Main Street, Milford.

Local Leaders Discuss COVID-19 Impact On Businesses

Times-Union Court News 09-24-2002

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Bryan James Conrad, 19, West Valleyview Drive, Syracuse, and Misty Lynn Rogers, 35, East Greenhaus Drive, Syracuse. • Darrell L.Farrington, 31, and Janet Vlastimila Jurcik, 31, both of Ross Avenue, Warsaw. • Jacob Abraham Hales, 28, Sandcastle Drive, Warsaw, and Penny Lee Rust, 31, CR 200W, Warsaw. • Douglas B.Hampton, 48, Grand Rapids, Mich., and Cindy A.Jones, 48, South Walnut Drive, Warsaw. • Eric Nicholas Hoffhien, 20, and Melissa Denise Love, 18, both of East Walnut Street, Warsaw. • Charles H.Hodges, 42, William Drive, Winona Lake, and Bernice Hodges, 39, Academy Court, Warsaw. • Benjamin David Hoy, 27, and Holly Kristen Lawwill, 23, both of EMS B61 Lane, Warsaw. • Richard Merle Irons, 45, and April Marie Back, 26, both of South Yellowview Lane, Claypool.

Letters to the Editor 02-23-2005

- WCDC Report WCDC Report Editor, Times-Union: As President of the Warsaw Community Development Corporation, I am writing to give a year in review report to the community.2004 was an exciting year for our organization highlighted by our cities ' celebration of it's Sesquicentennial.Many volunteers were involved in planning and assisting in the birthday party. The following businesses benefited from the City of Warsaw's Matching Grant program for facade improvements: Courthouse Coffee, WAWC, Bishop Books, Owens & Company, Bob List Photography, Readers World, Mosaique Restaurant and LRB, LLC. The assistance enabled many businesses to create a fresh clean appearance on the face of their buildings.We appreciate the City's cooperation with this program and look forward to working with additional building owners in this the third year of the program.

Emmons Takes Over As City's HR Director

Phyllis Emmons was introduced as the city's human resources director during the city council meeting Monday. Emmons, of South Bend, has been at work for a week with an office in the police station on Fort Wayne Street. She has worked in the human resources field for 20 years and has a bachelor's degree from Cornell University and a master's degree from Notre Dame. A native of Walkerton, she said she was somewhat familiar with Warsaw, through consulting work with Zimmer Corp.and as a member of the Workforce Investment board in the 1990s. Mayor Ernie Wiggins said the police station office is a temporary stop for Emmons."Depending on where we end up, she'll end up," he said alluding to the possibility of relocating city hall.

Delay In WCS Building Program Not Unexpected

This past Nov.10, in this space, I wrote the following: "If I was a member of the Warsaw School Board, I think I would be hard-pressed to launch into a major building program right now. It just seems like a bad time to go $41 million in debt.... "...Gov.Frank O'Bannon is talking about the state budget being in crisis and floating the idea that there might have to be cuts in education funding. "Pile on top of that the fact that property taxes are likely headed up anyway - somewhere in the neighborhood of at least 10 to 15 percent - because of reassessment and court-ordered restructuring of the state's property tax system.... "...So again, I wonder if now is the time for a school system to take on a bunch of public debt.

New Library An Asset To Community

I had a tour of the Warsaw Community Public Library this week. It is really quite an impressive facility. Even more impressive is the fact that it was a true community effort that pulled it together. Those who have been around awhile will remember that it has been a rocky road for the library over the past several years. There was a proposal back in 1992 for the library to move to the fairgrounds. But the local Taxpayers Action Network petitioned against it.They thought the price tag was too high. The TAN group won.They were successful in the remonstrance against the library's fairgrounds building plan. The debate caused a bit of a rift in the community.There were those who thought the library should move out of the aging Carnegie building. Others thought the library should stay downtown and renovate the existing facility. In the end, the stay-downtown crowd won and the library is here to stay.