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Short and to the point was the theme of the Tuesday evening, Jan. 19, North Webster Town Council meeting.
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Martha Stoelting writes Cruzin' Cuse and Heart of the Lakes columns and covers the North Webster and Tippecanoe Township beat for The Mail-Journal. She is also a staff writer for other TPI publications. The parents of three adult children, she and her husband Paul live in Syracuse.
North Webster Town Council had a full agenda for its monthly meeting Tuesday evening, Oct. 20, at the North Webster Community Center. The 2021 budget was passed, a citizen lodged a complaint and Dr. Tom Edington, superintendent of Wawasee Community School Corporation, gave a presentation on the tax referendum.
Read MoreA group of local citizens came up with the idea to honor the Dixie sternwheel paddle boat. A watercraft parade and pier decorating contest called the Dixie Salute was held on Webster Lake Saturday, July 25. Those wishing to be judged placed yellow ribbons on their displays.
Read MoreCandace Smythe was honored for her 25 years with the North Webster Police Department at the North Webster Town Council meeting, Tuesday, July 21. It was held in the North Webster Community Center. She received an engraved plate to commemorate the anniversary from President Lisa Strombeck and Police Chief Greg Church to a round of applause to those in attendance.
Read MoreTwo presentations were given at the in-person meeting of the North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Chamber of Commerce Monday, June 8, at the North Webster Community Center. Shelby Bolt received a $500 scholarship she earned from the chamber while the chamber was given a $500 rebate by The Papers Inc. from the ad sales for its community guide.
Read MoreBy Martha Stoelting InkFreeNews NORTH WEBSTER — Tippecanoe Township Advisory Board met with Chris Francis, township trustee, and Jeremy Likens, fire chief, at its regular monthly meeting Wednesday, April 15, at the Tippecanoe Township Building, North Webster. Social distancing was observed. The main order of business was the … Read More
NORTH WEBSTER — Up to date on its technology, the board of directors of the North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Chamber of Commerce meet via Zoom online for its Monday, April 13, meeting. A majority of the board was present. On the agenda was the Dixie Day Festival, chamber projects to unite the community and how to help local businesses during the pandemic.
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