Updated: Syracuse and Milford are among 241 Indiana cities, towns and counties awarded matching grants from Indiana Department of Transportation’s Community Crossings matching grant program. A total of $101 million in matching funds were distributed for the improvement of local roads and bridges.
Read More Updated: Jimmy Cavender of Leesburg presented checks for $675 to representatives of Riley’s Kids, Bailey Moore Foundation, Cardinal Services and American Legion Dec. 4 at an event at North Webster American Legion Post 253.
Read More Updated: Milford Town Council addressed a wide range of issues at its second-to-last public meeting of the year. Among them was the hiring of a new deputy marshal, Thomas Waikel.
Read More Updated: During clerk reports at the Nov. 23 meeting of Milford Town Council, Clerk/Treasurer Tricia Gall informed the council the town received $51,001 from the CARES Act, a federal initiative to alleviate economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. The funds were deposited shortly after the council’s October meeting.
Read More Updated: One of the school programs cancelled due to COVID-19 this year was Kosciusko Youth Leadership Academy, which suspended its activities until the 2021-2022 school year. However, one KYLA student, Elizabeth Stone, was determined to see her project through, and on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, 20 banners honoring men and women serving in the armed forces were hung on Market Street in downtown Warsaw.
Read More Updated: MILFORD — Milford Food Bank is hosting a pancake and sausage breakfast and silent auction from 8-11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, at 111 S. James St., Milford.
Read More Updated: Cold winds and sporadic drizzle failed to deter a group of community well-wishers and arts enthusiasts from attending the naming ceremony for a new sculpture in downtown Warsaw, Monday, Oct. 19. Speakers included Mayor Joe Thallemer, Suzie Light of Warsaw Public Arts Commission, the artist John Mishler and Ot Schroeder, Warsaw Morning Optimist Club.
Read More Updated: Two months after a communication failure at Milford’s water tower led to a call for limited water use, the town is still grappling with the problem, according to Utilities Superintendent Steven Marquart, who spoke at the Tuesday, Oct. 13, Milford Town Council meeting.
Read More Updated: By David Hazledine InkFreeNews WARSAW — Art has a way of doing many things at once. It can tell a story, paint a picture or create a moment of introspective contemplation people may enjoy together. And, as Melodie Koher, Warsaw Public Arts Commission member and Lakeland Art Association … Read More
Updated: Milford Town Council approved its 2021 budget at a monthly meeting held Monday evening, Sept. 14. The total estimate of $2,232,073 is a 4.1% increase over the 2020 budget. The increase is less than 2020, which saw a 6.8% increase.
Read More Updated: On Saturday, Sept. 12, Fraternal Order of Eagles and Ladies Auxiliary officers from around Indiana met at Syracuse Lakeland Eagles Aerie 3760, 12889 N. Kern Road, for the presentation of over $157,000 to Riley Children’s Hospital Heart Center.
Read More Updated: Wawasee American Legion Post 223 held a ceremony on Friday, Sept. 11 in Syracuse commemorating Patriots Day and a National Day of Service and Remembrance of those who died in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Read More Updated: Two individuals were en route to hospital following a head-on collision on Old SR 15 near Syracuse Street in Milford at approximately 1:45 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 27.
Read More Updated: Milford Volunteer Fire Department will have a new pumper truck in approximately one year after Van Buren Township Advisory Board approved the purchase at a special meeting on Aug. 25.
Read More Updated: Three individuals were transported to Kosciusko County Hospital in Warsaw following a collision on CR 900 North, west of SR 15 at approximately 3 p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 19.
Read More Updated: Kosciusko County Council held an informal budget meeting on Monday, Aug. 17 in the Justice Building, 121 N. Lake St.. During the three-hour meeting, council members voted to cut approximately $270,000 from the requested 2021 budget, which prior to the meeting stood at $48,143,577, an increase of $2,389,099 over the 2020 budget.
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