Lillian M. Arlic

SYRACUSE – Lillian M. Arlic, 89, Syracuse, passed away at 2:20 p.m. Jan. 4, 2016, at her home.

Bonnie H. Gragg

Bonnie H. Gragg, 97, Warsaw, went to be with her Lord at 3:37 p.m. Feb. 24, 2015, at her residence with her family by her side.

Naomi D. Miller Wagoner

NORTH MANCHESTER – Naomi D. Miller Wagoner, 78, North Manchester, died at 8:27 a.m. May 26, 2014, in Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne.

Faye I. King

BOURBON – Faye I. King, 87, of Bourbon, passed away at 10:30 a.m. Sept. 16, 2013, in Miller’s Merry Manor Nursing Home, Plymouth.

Catherine J. 'Katy' Fosnaugh

BERNE - Catherine J. "Katy" Fosnaugh, 91, a longtime resident of Linn Grove, passed away at 5:10 a.m. Jan. 13, 2011, at the Hospice Home, Fort Wayne.

Times-Union Court News 01-11-2000

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses in the office of Kosciusko County Clerk Marsha McSherry: • Matthew Stephen Isaacs, 19, and Melinda Sue Shearer, 19, both of East Sandy Drive, Warsaw. • Jeffrey David VanHouten, 23, Sunday Lane, Winona Lake, and Jennifer Lynae Wildman, 22, Park Avenue, Winona Lake. • Denny Jay Boggs, 21, and Angela Renee Backus, 21, both of South CR 400N, Warsaw. • Stephen J.Szocinski, 38, Mishawaka, and Kara Michelle Hartup, 20, East Epworth Forest Road, North Webster. • Billy R.Crum, 42, and Karen Patricia Barnard, 26, both of South CR 200W, Silver Lake. • Roy Davis, 58, South Higbee Street, Milford, and Denisa J.Miller, 39, Milford. • Robert Marion LaFollette II, 36, East Levi Lee Road, Warsaw, and Lisa Ellen Beery, 24, West CR 600S, Claypool. • Shawn Curtis Wentz, 18, and Megan Leigh Valentine, 18, both of Nancy Street, Warsaw.

Zoners OK Sacred Heart Sign Variace

A second freestanding sign to identify school activities at Sacred Heart School has been approved. The Board of Zoning Appeals approved the request at its meeting Monday night. The sign will be located between the circular driveway on East Fort Wayne and Harrison streets in the grassy area. Karin Steffensmeier, representing Sacred Heart, requested a variance from development standards for a second freestanding sign on one lot in the R-1 zoning district. Steffensmeier attended Monday's meeting and said an additional sign is needed to separate school activities from Sacred Heart Church activities. The applicant requested to erect a 7-foot-high freestanding sign, with a double-sided, 4-foot by 8-foot copy area.The sign will be lighted internally. The board also approved a request from applicants Kent and Roxanne Wildman for a variance from development standards to allow for a depth-to-width ratio greater than 3 to 1 at 925 S.Zimmer Road.

Triton Students Show Conflict Resolution Skills

BOURBON - Four Triton students presented the school board with a role play last night dramatizing their newly acquired peer mediation skills. Students David Gabhart, Brittany Cook, Zak Chittum and Hannah Bessinger are four of Triton's 28 Junior-Senior High students who underwent conflict resolution and peer mediation training late last month. Education for Conflict Resolution, Indiana's leading interpersonal and organizational training center, provided the students with an intensive two-day training session, where they learned a step-by-step process and participated in realistic role-plays. According to ECR, peer mediation provides students with a "guided process for peaceful conflict resolution."Students often are more willing to discuss their problems with peers.Mediation, rather than letting problems build up, gives students a peaceful route to resolution.

Local Businesses Look To Internet For Growth

Every day the Internet grows by leaps and bounds, so it's no surprise that local businesses are posting sites to upscale their sales or make shopping easier for customers. Two area service providers are working hard to provide local businesses the services they need to use and maintain their web sites. "The services that we provide are very much geared toward business," said John Webster of KCOnline. KCOnline represents approximately 100 local businesses with Internet services that range from web sites to electronic mail only. More businesses are ready to take the plunge onto the 'net."Just in the last three or four months there have been another group of businesses that has said 'We need a presence on the Internet,'" Webster said.

Gala funding at halfway point

Funding for the Warsaw Community High School Performing Arts Center Opening Gala Sept.16 has met the half-way mark. WCHS Assistant Principal Jennifer Shepherd told the school board Monday she received donation checks for 50 percent of Broadway star Faith Prince's contract.She currently has verbal commitments for 70 percent of the cost.Donations are secured from Zimmer, Arby's, Hand Family Trust and Maple Leaf Farms, with a verbal commitment from Mutual Federal Savings Bank.Service donations are in from Ramada and Maple Leaf Grille.A personal donation of $100 also was received. Shepherd said when people hear about the grand opening, they are excited about it. "It's going along pretty well," said Shepherd.She still is seeking donations and grants. The outdoor bathroom facilities for the Leesburg Summer Recreational League at Leesburg Elementary also can proceed.

INDIANA HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

South Whitley Library

Etna Green Discusses Having Processes For Town Employees

GOP Chair To Seek Re-election; Vice Chair Stepping Down

Triton Dismisses Culver

ARGOS -ÊAt Thursday night's Argos Sectional, Triton's JV players wore homemade T-shirts that said "Big Blue Slam." Unfortunately for the Culver Cavaliers, they were on the receiving end of Triton's "Big Blue Slam." The No.5 (A) Triton volleyball team defeated Culver 15-2, 15-1 to advance to the semifinal round of the Argos Class A Sectional at 11 a.m.Saturday. Beth Workman started the first game with an ace.After Workman gave Triton a 2-0 lead, Ashley Scroggs stepped up to serve a point for Culver. Then Rachel Speicher, Janell Salisbury, Brandie Ganshorn and Ashley Boardman combined to help Triton build an 8-1 lead before Brandi Elliott scored Culver's last point of the first game. With the Trojans up 10-2, Workman stepped to the line again and served up another ace along with three other points to give Triton a 14-2 advantage. Rachel Speicher served up the last point of the game on Triton's next possession to put the Trojans up 1-0 in the match.

Letters to the Editor 09-12-2003

- Fair Thanks - Warsaw Schools - Tootsie Roll Thanks - Prayer Vigil - WCS School Board - School Closings Fair Thanks Editor, Times-Union: Fair week is always an exciting time for everyone involved.On behalf of the fair board, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the sponsors, media, many volunteers and staff who made this year's fair possible. We also appreciate the support of everyone in our community and surrounding areas.

Clevenger Insurance Donates To BYC

Letters to the Editor 10-01-1999

Longtime Deputy Announces Bid For County Sheriff

A U.S. Army veteran and longtime deputy with the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department is running for office to help fight the drug problem.