Idol Nite to Raise Money for Cancer Care
This year’s fifth annual Idol Nite to raise funds for the Kosciusko County Cancer Care Fund is April 27 at the Wagon Wheel Theatre.
Justice Building Security Ordinance Revised
The security ordinance that limited or prohibited deadly weapons, cell phones, recordings and food in the Justice Building was amended by the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday, but still left concerns for a Warsaw man who questioned the constitutionality of it Tuesday and on Sept. 12.
Local Doctor Headed To Mississippi
Kosciusko Family Healthcare, P.C.announced today that Marilyn Whitney, M.D., Warsaw, will serve as clinical leader of the third medical team Indiana is sending to Mississippi as an official part of Operation Hoosier Relief.The Indiana State Department of Health and Indiana Department of Homeland Security sent Whitney through the Emergency Management Assistance Compact Indiana has with Mississippi.She left this morning and expects to be in the disaster area for approximately two weeks. Whitney is a family practice physician and partner of Kosciusko Family Healthcare.She has extensive training and experience in disaster response. Dr.Whitney was a member of the former Northeastern Indiana/Allen County Medical Response Team.Her disaster response experience includes working with a group serving the U.S.Virgin Islands after Hurricane Marilyn struck.
Report Calls Triton 'Stable'
BOURBON - Triton School Corp.'s feasibility report is in. The report, which examines the school's and community's long-term demographics, capital debt, school facilities and programs, says that Triton is a "stable" corporation that should easily handle a debt of up to $14 million for much-needed improvements. Improvements are recommended for both the junior-senior high and elementary school, though most suggestions are aimed at the upper level school. Infrastructure improvements suggested for the high school are: enhanced electrical work to support technology, updated security systems to better monitor the school's visitor flow and improved heating and ventilation systems.
Poe Reaches Halfway Point
Marine Corps Sgt. Jeffrey A. Poe, son of Lynnette M. and Allan B. Poe of Syracuse, and fellow Marines and sailors of 3rd Battalion, 10th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force (Forward), Camp Lejeune, N.C., recently reached the halfway point in their deployment to Al Anbar province, Iraq, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and the Global War on Terror.
Obama And Guns
Editor, Times-Union:In response to Joshua Bartman's articles on Guns and Obama article by Harold Kitson, had not been properly researched.
Hearing Officer Reviews Unsafe Properties
Hearing Officer Lawrence Clifford reviewed two Warsaw properties that have been deemed unsafe and have erosion issues.
Sacred Heart School Offering Disney Vacation
For the third year, Sacred Heart School is holding a Walt Disney World Family Adventure raffle.
All About The Kids
Editor, Times-Union:The year was 1977 and I signed my first teaching contract with Warsaw Community Schools.
Beaman Home Hosts Gourmet Luncheon To Benefit Domestic Violence Victims
Beaman Home has been providing services in Kosciusko, Fulton and Marshall counties since 1985, but has struggled to find a way to inform the general public, or to fundraise without sharing secure details that were put in place to protect the domestic violence victims it was helping, according to a provided news release.
