Public Occurrences 6.25.09

County Jail Bookings The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:

Cromwell Man Faces Burglary Charges

Warsaw Man Faces Multiple Charges After Breaking Into Woman’s Home

A Warsaw man was arrested Monday after allegedly breaking into a woman’s home in May, causing tens of thousands of dollars in damage and then stealing two televisions.

More Information On Saturday Pursuit That Ended In Kosciusko County Released

Public Occurrences 4.20.2012

Public Occurrences 4.13.2012

Public Occurrences, 12/31/2016

Reports from Kosciusko County law enforcement agencies:

Fool Me Once

Cromwell Man Sentenced To 5-1/2 Years For Burglaries

Public Occurrences 10.28.23

County Jail Bookings The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:

Public Occurrences 11.27.2018

Wawasee Girls Outlast NorthWood

SYRACUSE -ÊThe Northwood Panthers Wawasee Friday in a match-up of similar teams.Both teams went into the game with identical records (7-5), and both have looked at this season as a transition after losing major contributors and four-year starters to graduation. Northwood standout, Carol Duncan has taken her game to Purdue University while Wawasee's Shanna Zolman is at the University of Tennessee. While those two are gone, the rivalry certainly remained and it was the Warriors who came out on top 67-58 in overtime. Wawasee coach Kem Zolman has emphasized all season the need for his team to play consistent basketball for an entire game to be successful. However, the Warriors had another "dead spot," relinquishing an 11-point third-quarter lead before picking up the overtime win. A hot-hand propelled the Warriors to an early lead. Wawasee made six of its first seven shots, but only led 13-11 before stretching the lead to 23-15 at the end of the first quarter.

Farm Bureau Survey Shows Big Drop In Thanksgiving Food Prices

A significant decrease in the price of turkey contributed to a drop in the cost of a traditional Thanksgiving meal, according to Indiana Farm Bureau's annual "market basket" survey of Thanksgiving food prices. The survey showed that the cost of 13 basic items found on the Thanksgiving Day dinner table decreased from $37.43 in 2003 to $34.91 in 2004.This is the lowest price recorded by the survey since 2000, when the cost of the meal averaged $34.87.IFB volunteers scattered around the state collect data for the survey at their local grocery stores. Turkey dropped in price to 83 cents per pound, compared to $1.10 in 2003, which means that the price of a 17-pound turkey dropped from $18.17 to $14.11.This is the lowest price for this Thanksgiving staple since 1997, when turkey cost about 80 cents/pound, and it's identical to the price shoppers paid in 1995.

Remember When 3.24.2009

10 Years Ago March 24 1999 Few people know the inside of a grocery store better than 62-year-old identical twins Sharon Clay and Sharodene Morris. Sharon is the fruit bar manager at Marsh Supermarket and is in her 29th year of service with Marsh. Sharodene works in the produce section with her sister and is in her seventh year with Marsh. Both have been working in grocery stores since age 7, when they did odd jobs at their father's store. 25 Years Ago March 24 1984 Katrina Curtis, a Warsaw Community High School athletic pioneer, will compete in the optional vault and floor exercise Saturday in the IHSAA girls gymnastics championships at Perry Meridian High School in Indianapolis. A freshman, Curtis will be the first WCHS individual to compete in the state level, just as last week she was the first to participate in a regional. 50 Years Ago March 24 1959 James H. Armington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Armington, West Winona Avenue, has returned to the Ball State campus in Muncie after completing a term of internship with the Arthur Anderson accounting firm on La Salle Street in Chicago. An accounting major, Armington will be graduated from Ball State in June. 75 Years Ago March 24 1934 At a meeting of the local Hi-Y Club held recently at the high school building, seven new members were taken into the organization, namely, Oliver Bodkin Jr., Bernard Light, Frederick Olds, Lionel Bates, Reed DuBois, Carl Dobbins and Wilbur Strauss.

Warsaw Soccer Team Eyes State Title

Under the guidance of veteran coach Scott Bauer, Warsaw’s boys soccer program has won a lot of championships over the years.Northern Lakes Conference titles. Sectionals. Regionals. Semistates.

Winona Approves Changing Insurance Providers

WINONA LAKE- Winona Lake Town Council approved changing its town insurance provider during Tuesday night’s meeting.

S. Parker - Blacks and Same-Sex Marriage

Perhaps history will show that the first black president’s biggest contribution to black America was forcing this community to come to terms with its own identity and priorities.

Warsaw Tigers Looking For New Identity

In the professional sports world, teams often have a player that is referred to as the face of the franchise.

Lady Tigers Top Snider In Soccer Action

FORT WAYNE — After replacing nine seniors and bringing in a new coach, the Warsaw girls soccer team seems to have found its identity.

Healthy Families Helps Families Get Children Off To A Good Start

Editor’s Note: The names in this article have been changed to protect the identity of the family and children involved.What should have been the joyous culmination of a 10-year journey quickly became a nightmare for Jason and Angie.