Syracuse Town Council Hears About New Housing Plans

Unions

Editor, Times-Union: My father worked for the Pennsylvania railroad all his life. He said their union got them living wages and installed their own retirement fund. Carnegie built libraries to make himself look good in people’s eyes. He made millions with his underpaid workers. In 1932 the unions started to move forward for better lives for their members.

Tippecanoe Valley's Burkhart Retiring At End Of School Year

AKRON – The end of the school year will be an end of an era at Tippecanoe Valley High School.

Letters to the Editor 05-30-2002

- Retiring Teacher - Leesburg Parade - Child Support Help - Seatbelt Enforcement - Taste Of Downtown - Stupid Media - Taradiddle Retiring Teacher Editor, Times-Union: Mr.Hutcherson is retiring from teaching this year at Lakeview Middle School.Mr.Hutcherson has been teaching for 40 years in Health and P.E.Hutch is a fun and loving person to be around.My dad had Hutch for a teacher and he enjoyed having Hutch for a teacher and I also have Hutch and I know I enjoyed having Hutch.I will miss not having Hutch around to be my teacher next year.We will miss you, Hutch, and we love you.I had a great year being with Hutch.

LRC Request Approved; Planners Vacate Plat

The request by LRC Products Inc.to vacate a plat in the Rolling Hills Subdivison was approved Monday by the Warsaw Plan Commission members. The only new business on the commission's agenda has a history going back many years. Monday's move created one four-acre lot out of seven lots in the fourth addition of the subdivision. The land is owned by LRC Products.A court decision last year allowed the company to construct outside storage buildings on lots one, two and three, the first three lots visible on the south side of Gilliam Drive, a variance granted by the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals in January 2000 and contested by the Rolling Hills Property Owners Association, Center Island Development Inc.and several citizens.

Engage Young Leaders And Challenge Them To Get Involved

As much as I am excited for my successor to lead our community as mayor, and our mostly intact common council to serve the citizens of Warsaw for another term, I am a bit disheartened.

MCS Cuts Costs

NORTH MANCHESTER -ÊManchester Community Schools approved the cost-cutting measures introduced at their March meeting at a school board meeting Monday. The plan intends to cut nearly a half-million dollars from the school's budget by reducing or eliminating teaching positions in all MCS buildings, cutting one administrative position and reducing the hours of or eliminating some classified staff. Contracts not renewed are: assistant football coaches Ryan Good, Jack Rupley, Dick Brown, Pat Powers and Steve Lambert. Contracts cancelled are: media specialists Barb Williams and Suzan Skaar; special education teacher at Manchester Junior High, Abby Sleeth; fourth-grade teacher at Manchester Elementary, Melissa Curless; kindergarten teacher at Manchester Elementary, Cheryl Anne Fetrow; second-grade teachers at Manchester Elementary, Janelle McLaughlin and Rebecca Cook; third-grade teacher at Manchester Elementary, Mark Heiden; fifth-grade teacher at Laketon, Michele Rose.

KLA Cadets Hear Presentations About Healthcare In Kosciusko

Da-Lite Adding Jobs, Hosting Job Fair

Da-Lite will be adding full-time positions in manufacturing in addition to annual summer help in order to ramp up production for the construction season.

Broadband Internet Coming To Sidney

SIDNEY — A groundbreaking ceremony for broadband internet in Sidney is 4 p.m. June 27.

Winona Woman Owns Aprons Dating To 1930s

WINONA LAKE - Judy Jordan is more than prepared to cook Thanksgiving dinner.

County Parks Master Plan Open Houses Set For March

5-Year Master Plan For Winona Parks Presented To Public

Grace Softball Falls In Doubleheader At Spring Arbor

SPRING ARBOR, Mich. – The Grace College softball team was unable to put together two complete games in a doubleheader loss at Spring Arbor on Monday.

Alumna's Wish To Visit Alma Mater Comes True

WINONA LAKE – It has been 36 years since Grace College alumna Dorothy Weil visited her alma mater.

Jeffrey Earl Edmond

Vernon 'Vern' Charles Gotschall

Remember When October 12

10 Years Ago October 12 1991 For the second week in a row the Warsaw American Legion had a celebrity stop by Saturday. Walter Payton, the former All-Pro Chicago Bear running back, was seen at the club.A week earlier Notre Dame's Rick Mirer visited the legion. 25 Years Ago October 12 1976 The Leesburg Merchants and Concerned Citizen's Association will host a retirement celebration, to honor Lawrence and Mildred Randall in appreciation for 36 years of service to the community by Randall's Garage, one of Leesburg's oldest businesses.

Remember When June 14

10 Years Ago June 14 1993 The top academic students for the class of 1993 at Lakeland Christian Academy have been announced. Rachelle Plaster, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.David Plaster, Warsaw, was named valedictorian, and Andrea Bowman, daughter of Allan and Bonnie Bowman, Winona Lake, was named salutatorian. 25 Years Ago June 14 1978 GOSHEN - Roger S.Martin, Syracuse, retired from Northern Indiana Public Service Co.June 1 after more than 32 years with the utility. He joined NIPSCO in 1945.

Remember When Dec. 23

10 Years Ago Dec.23 1986 April 30, 1941, remains vivid in Bruce Howe's memory."Homer Rodeheaver asked me if I smoked.I said no.He asked me if I drank.I said, no, and he said 'Are you ever going to?' and I said, no.He said, 'You're hired.' Howe is retiring 46 years later as vice president of music publishing for Word Inc., but will be with the company in a consulting position. 25 Years Ago Dec.23 1971 DePuy Manufacturing president Bob Williams and handsome family freshly back home from a holiday skiing vacation to Switzerland. The clan also made brief visits to other adjacent countries.