Letters to the Editor 12-09-2002
- Police Academy - More Than Basketball - Weather Bulletin - Give Trustee A Chance - Eager For War Police Academy Editor, Times-Union: The graduates of this year's Warsaw Citizen's Police Academy Class X want to sincerely thank those responsible for the extraordinary opportunity to become more educated about our Warsaw Police Department.In particular, we want to thank the following for support and encouragement in this excellent citizen's awareness program: Mayor Ernie Wiggins, Chief Steve Foster, various city/county instructors, Judge Huffer, Judge Jarrette, WCPA moderator Greg Oberlin and Hero.
Letters to the Editor 04-06-2005
- Abuse Prevention - Bible Teaching - Deception - Tax And Spend Abuse Prevention Editor, Times-Union: The month of April is devoted to celebrating everything we can do to transform our community into a place that cares about and actively supports families and children.By ensuring that all parents in our community have access to quality child care, affordable health services, parenting education resources and substance abuse and mental health programs, we make progress toward what the month stands for: April is Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Letters to the Editor 10-04-2001
- Deeter Responds - Let It Be Known - Life Chain Deeter Responds Editor, Times-Union: Responses (Arab I, II, III), Times-Union (9/28) were not surprising."Imposed" registration on select groups is understandably disturbing to many.Could we trust our government with the bank of information from those of Arab descent? Most Americans would, I believe.Internment of Japanese (WWII) is of course commonly agreed to have been a mistake for well-known reasons.Registering legitimate Arabs seems a reasonable alternative, under the circumstances.
Letters to the Editor 10-27-1997
- R-Rated - Disliked Cartoon - PPVs - Gun Rights R-Rated Editor, Times-Union: Last Sunday I dropped my 1-year-old daughter at her grandparents' for the afternoon so her father and I could see a movie together.We went to the local theater complex to see an "R"-rated film that was well-reviewed and whose preview we had seen.We weren't exactly expecting what we saw, on screen or off. As we took our seats, we observed that the theater was full of children.I don't mean just young teenagers, although there were a handful of them.I'm talking about little kids - 2, 3, 4 years old.
Letters to the Editor 03-10-2000
- Congratulations, Triton - Capital Punishment - Thou Shalt Not Kill - Tiger Fan - Classy Team - Animal Welfare - Blessing Of Freedom Congratulations, Triton Editor, Times-Union: As both a U.S.Congressman representing Indiana's fifth congressional district and a father of a high school daughter who plays basketball, it is with both pride and respect that I commend the Triton girls basketball team, coaches, parents and fans for their Class A State Championship.
Letters to the Editor 06-09-2000
- Better Understanding - Labels - Knight Is His Own Man - Color Guard - Gun Locks Better Understanding Editor, Times-Union: This letter is in reference to the letter written by Justin Butts that was printed June 5, 2000.I am sorry that you are shunned by some Christians at school.IÊappreciate your desire to reach out to them in a positive way.We all need to look beyond our feelings of anger and indifference and show one another respect.Perhaps your insight will help them to respond better as they observe this issue from your perspective.Open and considerate communication concerning differences can lead to a better understanding of one another.
HS Boys Basketball Roundup
SYRACUSE -ÊThe Wawasee boys basketball team snapped a nine-game losing streak with a 69-65 Northern Lakes Conference win over Northridge Saturday.The game marks Wawasee's first NLC win. At the half, Northridge held a 32-30 lead, but Wawasee outscored the Raiders 39-33 in the second half to get the win. Wawasee's Andrew Packer led all scorers with 22 points, while teammate Justin VanLue added 14.Scott Beasley chipped in 11 for the Warriors. Wawasee is 4-11 overall and 1-5 in the NLC, while Northridge falls to 6-10 and 1-5 in NLC play. WAWASEE 69, NORTHRIDGE 65 Northridge 16 16 14 19 - 65 Wawasee 12 18 16 23 - 69 Northridge -ÊMario Ingraffia 3 1-3 8, Wes Bontrager 2 3-4 9, Kevin Yoder 1 0-0 2, Trent Mast 2 3-4 9, Matt Crawford 5 1-1 11, Mike Whittirn 1 1-3 3, Justin Gingerich 5 2-2 15, Eric Eaton 3 2-4 8.Totals 22 13-21 65.
McGuire, DeMarco Top 2005 Stories
While a lot of 2005's national headlines were about natural disasters, the top 10 local headlines focused on people's deeds. To determine the top 10 local stories of the year, front page news stories were reviewed and then voted on by the Times-Union news and sports staffs. Top story of the year was the resignation of Warsaw Schools Superintendent Dr.Dave McGuire. On July 27, by a vote of 6-to-1, the school board accepted a settlement agreement with McGuire along with his resignation. Ralph Bailey, Columbia City, was later named interim superintendent, by the same vote of 6-1.Bailey's consultant agreement requested pay of $495 per day plus 40 cents per mile traveled, but that was to be negotiated by three of the school board members.
Remember When Sept. 22
10 Years Ago Sept.22 1987 Warsaw Mayor Jeff Plank was pictured holding a Chilean flag with Winfred Vallette, a representative from Melipilla, Chile, during ceremonies at Grace College.The flag was one of several gifts to the community as part of an attempt by representatives of both cities to establish official sister-city ties.
Public Occurrences 6.29.10
County Jail Bookings The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:
The Big Lie Of Benghazi
Following is a portion of the majority report of the Benghazi Select Committee.
Manchester Girls Soccer Wins Its Tournnament
Manchester won its own tournament for the first time, defeating North Miami 3-0 in the opening game and Logansport 5-1 for the title.“(Our) defense, led by Elizabeth Anguilm, Bailey Sewell, Allison Smith, Ellie Milam and Melissa Saucedo did a great job closing down runs,” said Manchester head coach Jen Birch.
Trojans Lead Roundup With NSC Victory At Culver
CULVER — The Triton boys basketball team got a much-needed Northern State Conference win at Class 1A No. 7 Culver Friday night.
I'm Averse To Social Media
I am not averse to technology, but I am averse to social media.
Candidates for House, Senate give president nods of approval
Four Republican candidates seeking to return to or enter the U.S. Congress next year give President Donald Trump high marks for his performance since entering the White House 15 months ago.
