Alderfer 25th

Event Set For Thursday Night To Help Syracuse Heal

Tax Distributions Delayed At Valley

MENTONE - Any taxing unit with assessed valuation in the Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. district will have to watch their expenditures carefully this year.

Feral Cats

Editor, Times-Union:October is National Breast Cancer Awareness month. It is great that NFL Teams are recognizing and showing their support for a cure.

Honeywell Center Announces Sale Dates For New Shows

WABASH – The Honeywell Center in Wabash has announced the ticket sale dates for four new upcoming shows.

Coroner Releases Cause Of Death In Packerton Fatal Fire

Zimmer Biomet Institute Supports Beaman Home

Zimmer Biomet Institute team members collected items to support Beaman Home families during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

WPD Chief Foster To Retire After 33 Years

Warsaw Police Chief Steve Foster will retire after serving with the department for 33 years.

Herd Immunity Is Something That Can’t Arrive Soon Enough

Arby's Plans Give Back For FMSC

Arby’s is having a Give Back event Monday night to raise money for Feed My Starving Children.

Lost Saddle

Editor, Times-Union:On Oct. 9, I did not realize that the latch to the tack compartment wasn't locked on my horse trailer prior to traveling.

Remember When 12.17.2015

10 YearsLakeview Middle School's 16th Annual Science Show is Thursday, Dec. 15, at the LMS auditorium.

Garth Cone

ALEXANDRIA - Garth Cone, 63, Alexandria, died March 23, 2010 at Community Hospital, Anderson.

Lawrence Gross is vet of month

Meijer Still Looking At Husky Trail Site

The Warsaw City Council's unanimous decision to deny Meijer's rezoning request Monday may not stop Meijer from coming to Warsaw. Meijer's request was to rezone 41.65 acres to special commercial (C5) to build a store at 900 Husky Trail, along Patterson Road.The Warsaw Plan Commission also unanimously recommended to deny the request. Meijer's attorney, Steve Snyder, said it is still a possibility for Meijer to build on the 19 acres already zoned commercial at the same location. "We're re-examining that site plan to see if it will work," Snyder said Thursday. But, he said, the biggest concern Meijer has is the traffic.The problem intersection of Parker Street and Husky Trail would still exist as it does today.Meijer's alternate plan of building on the 19 acres does not include a traffic study.The initial plan included an extensive traffic study conducted by Ted Andrews, representative for Woolpert, Indianapolis, and hired by Meijer.

Politics

Editor, Times-Union:In response to Joe Lopez;

Belove Moves To New, Expanded Location

'Back To The Days' Celebrates 20th Year

Back to the Days of Kosciuszko began in 1989 at Lucerne Park and it will mark its 20th anniversary Saturday and Sunday.

Feds Ask Housing Authority To Develop 5-Year Plan

New requirements have Warsaw Housing Authority staff putting together a five-year plan, establishing a resident advisory council and putting a tenant on the board. WHA executive director Laura Kaufman told the board of commissioners Monday that the Department of Housing and Urban Development is asking housing authorities to set up five-year plans to set goals for the agencies, with annual plans to determine how well the goals are being completed. In conjunction with this change, WHA also must meet with a resident advisory council to receive input as to how well it is serving its clients.The first advisory council meeting took place Monday afternoon at Courts of Colfax, where 21 people attended. Kaufman said she and her staff received no complaints."Everybody's pretty happy," she said. Another such meeting is planned for next Monday evening for clients who are single mothers.The meeting will be at Christ Covenant Church and babysitting will be provided.

Communism Part V

Editor, Times-Union:Basic characteristics of Communism continued: