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
SYRACUSE — Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce will host a moderated panel discussion with the candidates for the town of Syracuse Clerk-Treasurer at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 25, at the Syracuse Community Center, 1013 N. Long Drive. The chamber organizes opportunities such as this event for businesses and the public … Read More
SYRACUSE — There is only one political race playing out in Syracuse for the primary election. Incumbent Paula Kehr-Wicker has been challenged by Virginia Cazier for the office of Syracuse Clerk-Treasurer. The Mail-Journal posed a few questions to both candidates. Below are their answers. What are your qualification for … Read More
EDITOR’S NOTE: Early this morning InkFreeNews learned there were multiple copies of the press release floating around council chambers during the Syracuse Town Council meeting last night. The corrected information was supplied by Councilman Larry Siegel and is shown in parenthesis. SYRACUSE — During the Syracuse Town … Read More
SYRACUSE — Syracuse Town Council President Larry Martindale’s first order of business during the council’s regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, April 16, was to proclaim April 26 Arbor Day in Syracuse. The council also approved an additional appropriation moving $20,000 between the cummulative capital improvement fund to professional … Read More
MILFORD — Shortly after 1:30 p.m. today, April 10, Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office, Milford Fire Department and Lutheran EMS were dispatched to CR 300 E. south of Defreese Road for a vehicle/pedestrian crash. James Roder, 33, Warsaw, was walking southbound on the west side of the road … Read More
WARSAW — Glenn Hall has been the executive director of Kosciusko Home Care and Hospice for about a year in a half. When he was hired, he had the opportunity to work with the previous director for months before he retired. “To come back to a non-profit after … Read More
WARSAW — Looking for a unique place to have lunch? Try the Blue Apron Cafe, a restaurant run by students in Warsaw Area Career Center’s culinary arts program. The cafe is run by students in beginning culinary arts, advanced culinary and hospitality classes. In addition to Warsaw Community High … Read More
SYRACUSE — Syracuse Town Council approved rezoning a tract of land from public use to agricultural so Wawasee Community School Corporation can pursue a solar project. The decision was made during the council’s regular monthly meeting held Tuesday night, March 19. The tract of land is owned by … Read More
SYRACUSE — Lakeland Youth Center’s annual Daddy Daughter Dance was once again a hit with daughters and their dads. Held Saturday, March 9, at Oakwood’s Event Center, 361 dads and daughters came out on a rainy night to enjoy dancing, making a craft, a nacho bar and an … Read More
WARSAW — Nine years ago Eric Lane was working at Warsaw Community Church, involved with a winter shelter program between seven local churches. In April 2010 Lane and his wife opened Fellowship Missions. “We saw a bigger need. By the end of March, we knew where these … Read More
SYRACUSE — Syracuse Town Manger Mike Noe and members of the Syracuse Town Council praised town employees for a job well done during the recent frigid weather. The praise was given during the council’s monthly meeting Tuesday night, Feb. 19. In his report, Noe told the council … Read More
SYRACUSE — Syracuse Town Council approved an amendment regarding the lawsuit it filed against the Turkey Creek Sewer District during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, Feb. 19. Town attorney Vern Landis told the council the amendment meets the criteria for a settlement. Mike Noe, town manager, explained … Read More
SYRACUSE — Syracuse Police Officers and Kosciusko County Sheriff’s deputies were executing a felony warrant at 505 N. Huntington St. at approximately 4:50 p.m. today, Friday, Feb. 1 when shots were fired. Kosciusko County Sheriff Kyle Dukes made the decision to deploy the county SWAT Team in the … Read More
SYRACUSE — A popular event is returning to the Winter Carnival this weekend. From the 1970s to the 1990s the American Legion in Syracuse hosted a dance during the Winter Carnival. “It was a big deal,” said Tammy Cotton, director of Chautauqua Wawasee. The dance is coming back from … Read More
SYRACUSE — With the start of the new year, the town of Syracuse turned over a new leaf as Henry DeJulia retired as town manager and Mike Noe began as town manager and utility superintendent. Before taking the town manager position, Noe was the public utilities superintendent in … Read More
SYRACUSE — Syracuse will have a primary election in May. While the positions for town council seats in District 3, 4 and 5 are unopposed at this time, the race will be for the office of clerk-treasurer. Incumbent clerk-treasurer Paula Kehr-Whicker is being opposed by Virginia Cazier on the … Read More
