Updated: Lakeland Regional Sewer District met at 6 p.m.,Thursday, July 2 at the North Webster Community Center to discuss the construction schedule, maximizing investments and letters to property owners without easements. The meeting began with members passing a motion to approve payment of invoices from Able Printing, Carson Boxberger … Read More
Updated: The Syracuse Lions Club will host its annual Jonah Fish Fry and Stan Fox Memorial Silent Auction from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Thursday, July 2, at the Syracuse Community Center, 1013 N. Long Drive. The fish is all you can eat-in or carry out and tickets cost … Read More
Updated: Once a year, Turkey Creek/Syracuse firefighters get to start fires instead of dousing them at the annual Turkey Creek Firemen’s Barbecue at Station 1, 402 Huntington St., Syracuse. This year, starting at 10 a.m., July 4, the grill masters will be serving up pork chops, $6; half a … Read More
Updated: “People like to see wrecks,” said Darrell Clark of the North Webster Lions Club. So why not just get rid of all that racing business and get down to the good stuff? Well, the answer to that question will lie buried in the mud of the 16th Annual … Read More
Updated: Anyone who ever wanted to be a firefighter can get an idea of what it takes to charge into a burning building and carry someone to safety, at the North Webster/Tippecanoe Township Fire Department’s 6th Annual Firefighters Challenge, 7:30 p.m., Thursday, June 25, during the 70th Annual North … Read More
Updated: After making five trips to Milford in the last few months, Timothy Wall of Troyer Group finally got the news he was hoping for. On Monday, June 8, Milford Town Council passed a motion to go ahead with Troyer’s Town Facilities Study. Earlier in the day, Milford Redevelopment … Read More
Updated: Milford Redevelopment Commission Monday, June 8, passed a motion to allow the expenditure of $6,350 toward the cost of Troyer Group’s Milford Town Facilities Study. The amount constitutes half of the $12,700 Troyer indicated. President Dan Brown stressed, “It’s the town’s decision,” meaning the expenditure was dependent on … Read More
Updated: Rain or shine, for the last three years, Millersburg American Legion 484 Legion Riders have raised thousands of dollars to help Special Olympics of Elkhart County participate in swimming and track events. This year’s ride left Millersburg at 11 a.m. and visited the Nappanee Legion, Pie-Eyed Petey’s and … Read More
Updated: Reecer Properties opened their third real estate office at a ribbon cutting ceremony, 10 a.m., Saturday, May 16, in order to serve and host their clients looking to buy or sell a lake property in Northeast Indiana. The home purchased on Lake Wawasee at 10685 North Southshore Drive … Read More
Updated: Friday afternoon, Diane and Dave Granger of Syracuse stood beside their silver 1959 Corvette and wondered what to do on Saturday. “We’re planning on bringing a 1957 if it doesn’t rain,” said Diane. Despite some morning showers, the Grangers took a chance, and the green 1957 Corvette collected … Read More
Updated: The 27th Annual Cruisin’ Cuse Car Show kicks off Friday, May 15 with the Cruise In On Main St. in downtown Syracuse at 5 p.m. Cars, vendors and music will be on display until 8 p.m. Dubbed “The Biggest Little Show In Indiana”, Cruisin’ Cuse competitive events commence … Read More
Updated: Milford Redevelopment Commission meeting scheduled for Monday was cancelled and rescheduled for 10 a.m. Monday, June 8, at Milford Town Hall, 121 S. Main St. The agenda for the June meeting includes reviews of Troyer Group’s proposed Milford town facilities study and the commission’s annual budget. The meeting … Read More
Updated: Tom and Brenda Bulger attended Monday night’s Milford Town Council meeting in the hopes of finding out what, if anything, can be done about the “eyesore” they’ve been living next to for 20 years. The house at the corner of West and Fourth streets burned in an electrical … Read More
Updated: Tom and Brenda Bulger were among a handful of residents who attended the Milford Town Council meeting Monday night in hopes of getting answers about what some see as a disturbing number of abandoned or neglected buildings in their neighborhoods. The Bulgers share the corner of Fourth and … Read More
Updated: On June 6, Pierceton School is holding a public auction. Soon thereafter, it will be demolished to make room for a new school that will, most agree, better serve the students of Whitley and Kosciusko counties. Still, it will be a bittersweet moment for a community that has … Read More
Updated: Milford Town Council will meet 7 p.m. Monday, May 11, at town hall, 121 S. Main St., and Council President Bob Cockburn would like to know what the council can do about a number of buildings in Milford that are abandoned, neglected and unsafe. Medina’s Body Repair, SR … Read More
