Grace Students Form Own Improv Troupe
WINONA LAKE – Some Grace College students have been putting on improvisational comedy shows for a couple of years, and now they’re ready for the public to come see them.
Claypool Fire Dept. Gets Federal Grant
The Claypool Fire Department has been awarded a $35,800 grant through the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program. The grant money is to be used for training, fitness programs and equipment. Larry Neher is chief of the all-volunteer fire department. The grant program is designed as an opportunity for the U.S.Congress to work with FEMA to enhance basic fire service delivery, according to U.S.Congressman Mark Souder, R-Ind. This is the eighth round of grants in 2003; so far, 1,700 fire departments have received more than $108 million in grant money. Fire departments can apply for eligible activities in one of four areas: training, fire prevention, emergency medical services and vehicles.
Benefits At Risk
Editor, Times-Union:Last month, the House passed a bill (H.R. 3016) that included a 50 percent cut in the monthly Basic Allowance for Housing allowance provided to children who will have their parent's earned Post-9/11 GI Bill benefit transferred to them.
Spiritual Problem
Editor, Times-Union:America’s basic problem is not political but it is spiritual. Consequently, before there can be any real meaningful improvement in our political activity, there must first be significant improvement in our spiritual condition.
EMT Class Offered
NORTH WEBSTER – Sue Bechtold will be teaching an Emergency Medical Technician class beginning April 10 and run through Aug. 21.
Bourbon police to offer handgun safety class
Bourbon Police Department will host a basic handgun safety class at 9 a.m. July 21.
Letters to the Editor 08-19-2005
- Losing Rights - Retirement Accounts - Stolen Fish - Daylight Time - Baker Youth Suggestion - Natural Time - Wants Central Time Losing Rights Editor, Times-Union: We are gradually losing the constitutional rights our ancestors fought and died for. We are not losing them to terrorists or Iraqis, we are losing them to the two major political parties we insist on re-electing year after year.We are losing them to the idea that we can be protected from all things bad or evil and the idea the government can do it. The Libertarian party is the only party that will work to protect all your rights. The Democrats are straight-forward about taking your guns.
Silver Lake Council Mulls Renting Water Tower Space For Broadband
SILVER LAKE - Residents and businesses in Silver Lake could soon have broadband Internet service. Lance German, a representative from Network Computer Solutions in Warsaw, addressed the Silver Lake Town Council Tuesday and inquired about leasing space on the town's water tower.The company wants to put three or four small antennas on top of the water tower to provide broadband Internet service to Silver Lake and surrounding areas. "Basically (the antennas) blend in with the tower," said German. German presented the council with a lease agreement that entitles the town to $1 per foot of tower height per month, amounting to around $100 to $120 per month for the next five years. The council approved the lease 3-0 pending the approval of town attorney Vern Landis. Then the council heard that a bridge project approved in December is now on hold because the state requires more detailed drawings of the project.
Warsaw Planners Send Favorable Recommendation Of Comprehensive Plan To City
Warsaw Plan Commission Monday approved sending a favorable recommendation of an update to the city’s comprehensive plan to the city council.
Church News, Jan. 4, 2018
Upcoming events include the Winter-Fest Gospel Concert and Financial Peace University.
Arnold 'Dick' Umbaugh
PLYMOUTH - Arnold "Dick" Umbaugh, 84, of 625 Oakhill Ave., Plymouth, died at 12:36 a.m. Oct. 10, 2008, in Catherine Kasper Life Care Center, Donaldson.
Galloway Seeking Third District Congressional Seat
Warsaw resident Dr. Pam Galloway announced today she is seeking the third district congressional seat being vacated by Marlin Stutzman.
Warren W. 'Simmie' Simmons
ROCHESTER – Warren W. “Simmie” Simmons, 92, of Fulton, passed away at 8:35 a.m. March 31, 2013, in Chase Center of Logansport.
Philip D. ‘Flip’ Beer
Philip D. “Flip” Beer, 88, of Milford, went home to be with the Lord on Friday, Nov. 30, 2018.
