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.

Group rappels down building at 122 S. Buffalo

Dynamik Adventures came to Warsaw Sunday offering the opportunity for people to rappel down the building at 122 S.Buffalo St.or ascend it. By the end of the day, five people took the class and four others rappelled without the class. The building is about four stories high, or approximately 65 feet. Brant Upchurch and Eric Bishop, partners in Dynamik Adventures, began the day with a class on rappelling down and ascending a building.Ultimately, Bishop said, each person is responsible for their own safety.When learning the skills necessary for rappelling, a person should never feel dumb about asking a question. "It's your life," said Upchurch. "In rappelling," said Bishop, "there are numerous ways to get down a rope safely." There are at least four types of descenders that help control the rate at which a person goes down, including Figure 8's, automatic tension controls, bars and mechanical clamps.

Concord Hands Warsaw First Loss Of Season

The Warsaw and Concord boys soccer teams found themselves meeting at the Tiger Soccer Complex Wednesday night in a battle of undefeated teams. The Tigers scored the game’s first goal, but the Minutemen had the last laugh, scoring three unanswered to win the game 3-1.

Education Briefs 2.27

Scholarships Available At TritonBOURBON - Triton seniors, as well as alumni who currently are attending a college, may be eligible to apply for local Triton Scholarships.

Kosciusko County Highway Department

Highway Department Bids

Thief Takes Cash Drawer At Silver Inn

SILVER LAKE -ÊPolice are looking for a man who broke into the Silver Inn and stole the drawer from a cash register early Wednesday morning. The Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department was called to the Silver Inn around 4 a.m.Wednesday for a business alarm. The back door to the tavern was forced open, and the drawer from the cash register, along with an unspecified amount of money, was removed. Video from the security system showed a man dressed in blue jeans and a dark gray hooded sweatshirt enter the bar area.The man, who was about 6 feet tall with a medium build, had the hood of the sweatshirt pulled up to obstruct his face. The owner of the bar was unable to identify the man in the video and was unable to offer suspects in the crime. The investigation of the burglary continues. Anyone with information about the crime should contact the Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department at 574-267-5667.

County Farmers Eligible For Low-Interest Loans

Due to the severe storms that occurred on Oct.24 and 25, 2001, Kosciusko County farmers, as well as those in Greene, Jasper, LaPorte, LaGrange, Newton, Noble, Owen, Parke, Putnam, Sullivan, Tippecanoe, Vigo, Warren and White counties, are eligible for low-interest emergency loans through Farm Service Agency, provided eligibility requirements are met. Farmers in Benton, Clay, Elkhart and St.Joseph counties are also eligible for emergency loans related to the storms. FSA will consider each loan application on its own merits, taking into account the extent of losses, security available and repayment ability. Loan applications are available to any applicant with a qualifying loss in the counties named. The approval is limited to applicants who suffered qualifying production losses only.Applications will be received through Oct.7.

Souder Earmarks $2 Million For Zimmer, DePuy Research

Congressman Mark Souder has earmarked $2 million for research projects that will be managed by the University of Notre Dame.

Flooding Possible in Indiana: Safety Tips

With remnants of  Hurricane Isaac expected to reach Indiana soon, the Indiana Department of Homeland Security and local official are monitoring the situation and are prepared to respond.

Bison Contained After Roaming Ind. 13

PIERCETON – About 20 bison have kept local officials busy last night and today after escaping a pen Wednesday.

Nisly Endorsed by Gun Owners of America

A Republican candidate for District 22 State Representative in the May primary election has been endorsed by Gun Owners of America.

Junk Letters

Editor, Times-Union:I am tired of reading all the junk letters that get in the papers.

Grace Men’s Tennis Advances To Semifinals Of League Tourney

Grace College’s men’s tennis team kept its season alive with a 4-3 win over Taylor in the quarterfinals of the Crossroads League Tournament.

Homeland Security To Reimburse City In Generator Purchase

Military Stand Down Set For July 23

Military Stand Down Set For July 23

Times-Union Court News 11-11-2003

Superior Court I Filings The following petitions were filed in Kosciusko Superior Court I with Judge Duane G.Huffer presiding: Complaints • Argent Healthcare Financial Services v.Michael Kausal, et al.Plaintiff seeks $18,424.10 due on account, plus court costs, interest and attorney fees. • Great Seneca Financial Corp.v.Melinda Grall.Plaintiff seeks $2,221.58 due on account, plus court costs, interest and attorney fees. • Creditmax Inc.v.Esequiel Cervantes Jr., et al.Plaintiff seeks $5,511.94 due on agreement, plus court costs, interest and attorney fees. • Affirmative Insurance Co.v.Donna Roosa.Plaintiff seeks insurance policy nullified for alleged misrepresentation on insurance application. • Creditmax Inc.v.Dennis L.Scott, et al.Plaintiff seeks $4,731.31 due on agreement, plus court costs, interest and attorney fees.