Lauren Zeugner has been with The Papers Inc. for 18 years. She is Associate Editor The Paper, Elkhart County; Editor of Senior Life Indianapolis and staff reporter for The Mail-Journal
Updated: SYRACUSE — Syracuse town officials sent out an email this morning stating the town hall will remain closed until further notice and town pier registration has been delayed until further notice due to Kosciusko County going to level red. The red advisory level refers to the current guidelines … Read More
Updated: As a kid growing up in the South Bend/Mishawaka area Jason Giszewski had a passion for fire trucks and vowed he would become a fireman. He made good on his vow and took it to the next level by becoming a fire truck collector.
Read More Updated: The Syracuse Town Council held its final meeting of 2020 Tuesday night, Dec. 15, wrapping up past projects and moving forward to 2021. The council met via Zoom.
Read More Updated: The Syracuse Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners held a brief meeting Tuesday morning, Dec. 15, to review 2020 and approve purchasing three new vehicles for the Syracuse Police Department.
Read More Updated: The Syracuse Town Council held a brief special town council meeting Wednesday, Nov. 24, to tie up some loose ends from its regular meeting held Nov. 17.
Read More Updated: By Lauren Zeugner InkFreeNews SYRACUSE — The Syracuse Town Council heard from Ben Plikerd, owner of Brooke Pointe Inn, during its regular meeting Tuesday night, Nov. 17. The council meets via Zoom. Plikerd recently sent a petition to the town requesting annexation into town. At a meeting a … Read More
Updated: SYRACUSE — The Syracuse Redevelopment Commission met via Zoom to address some pressing matters prior to the Syracuse Town Council’s meeting Tuesday night, Nov. 17. The commission learned a company in interested in purchasing Lot 1 in the Syracuse Technology Park. Town Manager Mike Noe reported there … Read More
Updated: The Syracuse Town Council hosted two guest speakers at its regular meeting Tuesday night, Oct. 20. The meeting was held at the Syracuse Community Center to offer more social distancing for attendees.
Read More Updated: The Syracuse Redevelopment Commission learned a new business is looking at Syracuse and a location in Georgia as potential locations during a meeting held Tuesday, Oct. 20. The meeting was held both in-person and virtually. If the business comes to Syracuse it could bring 200 jobs to the area.
Read More Updated: Press Release MIDDLEBURY — Acclaimed pianist Zeyda Ruga Suzuki and violinist Hidetaro Suzuki bring the celebration of Ludvig van Beethoven’s 250th birthday to Michiana audiences in a special joint performance at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4. The artists’ concert, the latest in the Cyrstal Valley Concert Series’ new … Read More
Updated: Chautauqua-Wawasee has asked local historian Ann Garceau of the Syracuse-Wawasee Historical Museum, and Erin Lomax of the Smithsonian Institute to share their knowledge of “What’s in the Depths of Lake Wawasee?” This historic boat cruise aboard the Lillypad will take place from 1-3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10.
Read More Updated: Pastor Kondo Simfukwe was born in England, raised in Zambia, attended high school in Australia and came to Winona Lake to attend Grace College. He has lived in the area for 21 years and serves as lead pastor at Mission Point Church.
Read More Updated: The Syracuse Town Council took another step towards Polywood LLC expanding its manufacturing facilities in the Syracuse Industrial Park during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, Sept. 15.
Read More Updated: A former Syracuse Town Councilwoman and an employee in the Kosciusko County Clerk’s Office have both received text messages informing them an unidentified source will be sending them an absentee ballot and they should fill it out and send it back as soon as possible.
Read More Updated: The Syracuse Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners held its first official meeting Monday afternoon, Aug. 31, discussing how to replace one of its members.
Read More Updated: Chautauqua-Wawasee and Syracuse-Wawasee Historical Museum are collaborating to offer the second annual series of three programs that explore the history of Native Americans in northeastern Indiana.
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