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Parkview Extends Its Care With New Build Opening Jan. 9

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Times-Union Court News 02-06-2001

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Jesus Castro Hernandez, 32, Lake Sharon Road, Warsaw, and Lidia Jael Aramburo Soto, 27, East South Street, Milford. • Rodney Allen Jackson, 26, and Cristina Lynn Perkins, 25, both of South Grant Street, Warsaw. • Cesar Lopez Marquez, 22, and Patricia DeJesus Lopez, 23, both of North Hartzler Street, Warsaw. • Matthew Lynn Furniss, 30, Fort Wayne, and Jody Marie Keirn, 23, East CR 225S, Warsaw. • Bret Lewis Conkle, 29, and Jessica Elizabeth Kanoff, 20, both of Clinic Court, Warsaw. • Jose Francisco Lara Gomez, 24, North Hickory Street, Warsaw, and Rachelle Suzanne Garner, 19, East Jamesway Court, Warsaw. • Timothy Jay Pennington, 27, and Jennifer Lynn Shrock, 24, both of North CR 175E, Warsaw.

Times-Union Court News 11-26-2002

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Jerry L.Auer, 37, South Indiana Street, Warsaw, and Angela R.Cox, 32, Mishawaka. • David Anthony Beall, 42, and Linda Denise Barber, 44, both of South Union Street, Warsaw. • Kevin H.Dwyer, 51, North CR 60W, Milford, and Pamela S.Place, 43, West Section Street, Milford. • Charles W.Martsolf, 75, East Ponderosa Drive, North Webster, and Wanda N.Stoner, 73, East Blacks Court, North Webster. • Nicholas Scott Weaver, 24, and Tina Marie Yoder, 25, both of North Lake Street, Syracuse. Superior Court III Judgments The following judgments were recently awarded in Kosciusko Superior Court III, small claims division, with Judge Joe V.Sutton presiding: • Hide-Away Hills Mobile Home Park v.Michael Privett.Plaintiff awarded $65.

Times-Union Court News 10-08-2002

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Sharon Christner: • Brian David Aust, 29, North Johnson Street, Warsaw, and Sarah Katherine Young, 28, East Wooster Road, Warsaw. • Cory A.Barton, 24, and Theresa K.Linsky, 34, both of U.S.30E, Pierceton. • Donald Edward Chappell, 19, and Kari Elizabeth Foster, 21, both of Sharon Street, Winona Lake. • Jesse James C.Deaton, 29, and Katina Ann McDonough, 28, both of West CR 950S, Silver Lake. • Steven Larry Hettmansperger, 46, North CR 650W, Warsaw, and Beverly Ann Harmon, 46, East Prairie Street, Leesburg. • Hugh P.Janda, 43, and Jill K.Foley, 32, both of North Syracuse-Webster Road, North Webster. • Aaron Michael Linebaugh, 20, and Corissa Lynn Calaway, 21, both of Tippecanoe Drive, Warsaw. • Cory Jay Monesmith, 23, and Amy Adelle Peterson, 23, both of Wickenburg, Ariz.

Letters to the Editor 06-19-2001

Letters to the Editor 04-28-2004

- Supports Daniels - Supports Sanders - Abstain From Sex Supports Daniels Editor, Times-Union: There is a need for change in the leadership of the State of Indiana.If we look for a moment at our home of Kosciusko County, and then look beyond its borders to the other communities that comprise our great state, we will see a foundation for reform and a basis for rethinking the governmental strategies for putting Indiana in a positive position relative to other states.

Letters to the Editor 07-07-2000

- Saemann Building - Meijer Location - Gas Perspective - World War II Memorial Saemann Building Editor, Times-Union: In response to the Thompson's letter to the Editor regarding the "big empty dilapidated" Saemann building in downtown Mentone I would like to update the story and provide a little background information.

Letters to the Editor 07-18-2000

- Parade Committee Thanks - Prayer And Football - Be Thankful You're Alive - Special Olympics Support Parade Committee Thanks Editor, Times-Union: The Etna Green July 4 Events and Parade Committee would like to thank the Times-Union staff for all your assistance with the advertising to help make our three days of events so successful. A special thank you to T.B.Conley Transport, The First State Bank of Bourbon, Roberts Signs and to Carl Wireman for your contributions to the committee. Thank you to the Triton girls and boys basketball teams, coaches, cheerleaders and managers for giving up a summer day to be our parade marshals, and to Steve and Judy Nifong for pulling the tram for the parade.

Letters to the Editor 06-23-2004

- Think About Others - Silver Lake Thanks - Walking Papers - Importance Of Voting - Class Hoops Think About Others Editor, Times-Union: Hello, my name is Rhonda and I am writing to you in a little town called Mentone and I have been searching for a job since the beginning of June and people say don't give up hope. But they don't know how it is not to have a job.I have gone all over the towns to find a job, any job, but they all tell me I'm not good enough for the job.What I think it has do with is I'm not a man and they would rather hire a man instead of a woman. This is a cruel and mean world that no one cares about anyone any more all they are really after is money and they don't care how they get it.

Letters to the Editor 08-04-2004

- Opposition To War - Buffoonery Opposition To War Editor, Times-Union: I have carefully observed and studied the dialogue in your column over the past 16 months on the subject of Iraq.It is understandable why those who oppose this military action are reluctant to speak out.The fairly scathing attacks they suffer from your regular contributors certainly puts a chill on any good-faith debate.The irony is that we are now told that it was for the cause of democracy and freedom that Iraq was attacked.It seems the principles of democracy and free speech escape some locally.

Letters to the Editor 02-20-2001

- Tax Policy - Chiropractic Concerns - Akron Says Thanks Tax Policy Editor, Times-Union: Benjamin Franklin once wrote, "Our constitution is in actual operation; everything appears to promise that it will last, but in this world nothing is certain but death and taxes."When dealing with the possibility of a budget shortfall, around the General Assembly one hears talk of "tax restructuring with revenue enhancement."While this term sounds nice enough, it means that Franklin was right - taxes are, indeed, certain.

Letters to the Editor 12-17-1998

- A CCS AngelEditor, Times-Union: - Thank You, Tim Roemer - Sue Everybody - Gift Of Sight A CCS AngelEditor, Times-Union: I remember my mother once telling me that there are angels on earth and we interact with them every day.Angels don't always have wings or a golden halo but they always demonstrate their love and compassion for their fellow man.They're soldiers for Christ and armed with a big heart.They always appear to show up when you are hurting and they do a wonderful job of providing comfort and support.

Letters to the Editor 10-20-1998

- Blind Man - Sports Coverage - Reese Was Wrong Blind Man Editor, Times-Union: Congratulations to Damien and Ginger Carboneau on their purchase of "The Blind Man."I am certain they will provide the quality service the public is accustomed to.Yes, I will be remaining "on board" during the transition period, to assist and answer questions.More important, I believe the Kosciusko Area will continue doing business with the new owners.Most importantly, I wish to thank all my customers from over the years for their business and support. Dennis G.Lundgren, Warsaw Sports Coverage Editor, Times-Union: There are two things about which I would like to comment regarding the Times-Union sports coverage.

Letters to the Editor 11-23-2004

- King George - Lesson Learned - No Spell Check - Thanks To Warsaw PD King George Editor, Times-Union: Mr.Hackworth: I pondered whether to spend 37 cents to respond to your shallow, belittling comments, but your words were so reminiscent of the recent campaign that I couldn't resist.Besides I'm not working a 40-hour week in this booming Bush economy so I have extra time on my hands.

Kindy Inducted Today

BY JEFF HOLSINGER, Times-Union Sports Writer Walt Kindy coached three years at Beaver Dam, but what a three years those were. He guided Beaver Dam to winning records and sectional titles every season. He led Beaver Dam to two regional championships and two trips to the state finals, the 1932-33 and 1933-34 seasons. He introduced the 3-2 zone defense to the area. Kindy died of cancer in 1984, but he will be inducted in the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame posthumously this evening.The ceremony will be held at the Westin Hotel in Indianapolis.Fourteen people will be inducted. "He'd like this pretty good," says Gene Marshall, a forward who played on both teams that went to the state finals."It's just too bad he couldn't make it." He won't, but widow Dorthea and their two boys will, along with former players Marshall and Charles "Chick" Kern.

Animal Welfare Has To Be About The Animals

Circumstances surrounding the Kosciusko Animal Shelter are unfortunate. First of all, I want to make it clear that at the Gerard house, we like animals.We own a couple dogs.One is a Norwegian elkhound.The other is a Yorkshire terrier.(Have you ever heard that you don't really own a Yorkie, a Yorkie owns you? It's true.) Over the years, we've had cats, hamsters, a rabbit or two, guinea pigs, hermit crabs and fish.So I am no stranger to the bond between pets and their owners. That's why I fully understand that all those involved in the issue surrounding the shelter are dedicated and well-meaning. But for whatever reason, some folks have gotten a little out of control. I am referring to a letter to the editor that appeared in this newspaper this week.The letter writers all but accused the board of directors of the now-disbanded Humane Society of lining their pockets with money meant to go to animals.