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Warsaw’s Additional Assessed Value Tops $150 Million
WARSAW — The city’s assessed value — the basis for determining property tax rates — is expected to rise by a whopping $151 million dollars next year. The overall 16 percent increase is due to several annexations, including the airport industrial park, and a large amount of pent up construction … Read More
WCS Nurse Coordinator Touts Efforts Of School Nurses
Zimmer Biomet Grants $150K For STEM Initiatives WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Schools’ board of trustees received an update on something that everyone can relate to who’s ever had a tummy ache that made sitting in the classroom too difficult. WCS Nurse Coordinator Tracey Akers gave the board a report … Read More
Tippecanoe Valley Discusses Softball Field Project, Distinguished Alumni
MENTONE — The Tippecanoe Valley School Board spent most of the first meeting of the school year held tonight Aug. 19, discussing the upcoming softball field project and the latest class of distinguished alumni. The board approved for Barton Coe … Read More
Movie Theater Accuses Ex-Employee Of Embezzling $17K
WARSAW — Police have arrested a Warsaw woman following a three-year investigation by her employer and booked her into the county jail for theft. Rachael A. Ormsby, 47, 509 Alward Street, Warsaw, is charged with four counts of felony theft, … Read More
Pipp Named WPOA’s 2019 Chief
SYRACUSE — William J. “Bill” Pipp, who has been one of a number of people instrumental in getting gears moving in the Syracuse Water Control Device repair and establishing the Turkey Creek Dam and Dike Conservancy was awarded the 2019 Wawasee Property Owners Association Chief Award. The award was presented … Read More
Heirloom Tomato Fest Saturday In Pierceton
PIERCETON — Who can eat three tomatoes the fastest? The tomato eating contest is one of many events scheduled as the annual Heirloom Tomato Festival returns Saturday, Aug. 24. The events will be in the Old Train Depot and Brower Park. Among the events are at 5K run/walk, numerous displays and … Read More
