Silver Lake Only Local Fire Department With Helipad
Silver Lake Fire Department has something no other fire department in the county has. They have a helicopter landing pad behind its fire station.
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Anytime Locker Pickup New Service At Syracuse Public Library
Here is what is happening at the Syracuse Public Library the week of June 28-July 3:
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Candidates Vying For Queen Of Lakes Title
The 2021 Mermaid Festival Queen of Lakes contest will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 26, in the North Webster Community Center. There are 15 girls vying for the title Saturday evening.
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Drive-Thru Tenderloin Dinner
North Webster Church of the Brethren will be hosting a drive-thru tenderloin supper from 4-6 p.m. Friday, June 25.
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Smithsonian Water/Ways Exhibit Opening In North Webster
North Webster Public Library will be the place to visit June 26 to Aug. 7, for the traveling Smithsonian Water/Ways exhibition. Not only will the Smithsonian’s exhibit be featured, but a local companion exhibit will be on view as well.
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Milford Public Library Virtual Story Time Features Europe
Milford Public Library will offer a number of programs June 20-25.
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News From The North Webster Community Public Library
Learn about the re-introduction of river otters in Indiana and how freshwater mussels reveal water quality at North Webster Community Public Library.
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Sidney Fire Has Done Away With The Traditional Fire Trucks
Located in the southeastern most township in the county is a fire department that serves a small community and an entire township. You ask any member of that department and they will tell you Sidney-Jackson Volunteer Fire Department “rocks.”
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Tippy-Chapman Sewer Bids Below Estimate
The first of three preselection bid proposal packages came in 32% lower than the engineer’s estimate for the Tippecanoe & Chapman Regional Sewer District project, according to a report by Steve Henschen, Jones Petrie Rafinski engineer.
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Wooden Boats Rally, A Delight To Many
Wooden boats lined the pier at Oakwood Resort for its wooden boat rally, with several displayed on trailers in the parking lot, Saturday, June 12.
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Many Enjoy Displays At Chautauqua-Wawasee Fine Arts Festival
Shade and an occasional cool breeze greeted visitors to the Chautauqua-Wawasee Annual Oakwood Fine Arts Festival, Saturday, June 12. There was plenty to see, opportunities to buy artwork of all kinds, food, entertainment and activities.
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Wawasee Property Owners Breakfast Reunites Friends After A Year
Members of the Wawasee Property Owners and Syracuse Lake associations reunited after a years break for the WPOA/SLA Family breakfast Saturday morning, June 12, at Oakwood Resort. Close to 150 people from booth associations had come for the breakfast by 9:30 a.m.
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Cisterns Still Used To Provide Water For Fires By Plain Township Fire Department
By Deb Patterson InkFreeNews (EDITOR’S NOTE: Due to technical difficulties, this post did not appear at it’s scheduled time Saturday.) LEESBURG — The means to provide water to fight fires back in the early days of Plain Township Fire Department are still being used today. Approximately 15 cisterns … Read More
Cates Returns To Serve On County Council
Kimberly Cates, who lost her county council at-large seat in the 2020 election, is returning to the Kosciusko County Council. This time serving as the District 1 County Councilwoman.
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‘Taps Across The Water’ Honors Memorial Day
Musicians from across Indiana honored veterans on May 30 with a unique performance titled ‘Taps Across the Water,’ and hosted by Chautauqua-Wawasee and Syracuse American Legion Post 223.
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Dam and Dike Conservancy District Plan Heading To State Officials
The district plan for the Turkey Creek Dam and Dike Conservancy District is a road map. “The purpose is to give some direction on how to proceed … how to deal with the responsibility for, maintenance and overseeing of the control structure and deal with the dike structure. It is a plan of action to implement,” explained David Hollenbeck, district attorney.
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