Updated: Milford residents experienced a brief flickering of lights around 3:20 p.m. Friday, April 29, after a motorist on CR 1300N hit a Northern Indiana Public Service Company pole near Wawasee Community Bible Church and CR 100E. The resulting damage to the line caused a nearby fence to become energized, which in turn started a brief field fire.
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Updated: April is National Child Abuse Prevention month. This year is also the 30th anniversary of CASA of Kosciusko County.
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Updated: This November marks the official mid-term elections for federal offices. Nationwide, 34 seats in the United States Senate are up for grabs, including 20 currently held by Republicans and 14 by Democrats.
Read More Updated: Bob Marcuccilli provided the Lakeland Regional Sewer District Board of Trustees with an update regarding the independent contractor committee’s negotiations with Astbury Water Technologies, the company overseeing the sewer plant’s management and billing.
Read More Updated: Since the general election of 2012, the Second District has been represented by Jackie Walorski. The district encompasses much of the northern part of Kosciusko County, excepting Warsaw and North Webster, as well as areas south and west of Warsaw.
Read More Updated: Etna Township Fire Chief Randall Byrer visited the April 26 meeting of the Van Buren Township Advisory Board, where the board approved the sale of Milford Volunteer Fire Department’s 2001 International pumper truck to Etna Township for $28,500.
Read More Updated: Wawasee High School’s FFA chapter played host to the District 2 convention held Thursday, April 27.
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Updated: Lately, free-range egg producers have been left wondering whether it is okay to keep free-range chickens from ranging freely.
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Updated: An exemption request by Wawasee Community School Corporation was approved, with conditions, by the Syracuse Board of Zoning Thursday evening, April 21, at its monthly meeting
Read More Updated: Alexis Morales, 27, who police confirmed was residing in New Paris when she was reported missing on April 18, was found dead in her vehicle Tuesday, April 19.
Read More Updated: Syracuse Town Council President Bill Musser started off the council’s regular meeting Tuesday night, April 19, by reading two proclamations into the record.
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Updated: Four Republican candidates are vying for the three-member Plain Township advisory board nomination. Democrat Gaynor R. Worden is the only candidate on the ballot for that party. The primary election is May 3.
Read More Updated: Nine residents attended a public hearing by the Syracuse Redevelopment Commission regarding a residential tax increment finance district for Oakwood Park and for a northern housing development to be located behind Dr. Allen’s office on SR 13.
Read More Updated: Changes in the law that affect sewer districts were brought to the attention of the Turkey Creek Regional Sewer District Board Monday, April 18.
Read More Updated: Two Republicans are seeking the nomination of Plain Township Trustee — Craig Charlton and Tyler Huffer.
Read More Updated: A collaborative tree planting project between the Syracuse Parks Department with Re-Leaf Michigan and the St. Joseph River Basin Commission was one of the projects the Syracuse Park Board discussed at its meeting Monday night, April 11.
Read More Updated: The Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance for Brent and Linda Romines which would permit a residence to remain despite violating an earlier variance during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, April 12. The couple are in the process of building a home in Tippecanoe Township.
Read More Updated: The first step in a planned unit development to include commercial, multi-family and single-family homes and recreation facilities received a favorable recommendation by the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission Wednesday afternoon, April 6.
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Updated: Incumbent Robert “Bob” Conley is being challenged by three candidates for the Republican nomination for southern district Kosciusko County Commissioners in the May 3 primary election.
Read More Updated: The Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber board of directors notified its members this morning, Wednesday, April 6, that Renea Salyer, executive director of the chamber and the SWCC Foundation had resigned Monday, March 28
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