A joint meeting between the Tippecanoe Township Advisory Board and North Webster Town Council this evening was not to make a proposal, but to share information toward a decision on if a fire territory is wanted or not. The end result of the meting was a lot of information being shared, with more detailed information to be presented should there be a move toward a fire territory.
Read MoreGet your yard work done, put on your walking shoes and head out to the Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation’s Educational Center, SR 13, Syracuse, and enjoy the summer-like weather by participating in the 2020 Falltastic Trail Walk.
Read MoreA Massey Ferguson combine became a casualty of fall harvest this afternoon when it caught fire. The fire was reported at approximately 4:45 p.m. west of 4550 W. 1000N, Milford, (just southwest of Hastings) between CR 425W and CR 500W. The property is owned by Lee and Sandra Beer and the combine is said to belong to Lee Beer.
Read MoreThe Triton Distinguished Young Woman Board of Directors has introduced the seven young ladies, who will vie for $4,900 in college scholarships and the opportunity to represent the community as the 57th Distinguished Young Woman of Triton.
Read MoreA Prisoner of War/Missing In Action Remembrance Ceremony was conducted by Syracuse American Legion, Auxiliary Post 223 and Sons of the American Legion Friday evening, Sept. 18. The 20 minute ceremony was held on the south side of the Legion hall with a small group of Legion members attending.
Read More“Overall, we are no longer seeing declines in the percentage of positive tests for COVID-19 and the number of people hospitalized has appeared to be beginning to increase again,” said Dr. Dan Nafziger, Goshen Hospital Chief Medical Officer and Infectious Disease Specialist. “We want our children to be able to continue to attend school so as the weather gets colder and we spend more time indoors, it will continue to be important to avoid large gatherings and to wear masks when you are around other people.
Read MoreThe power and the enticement of the right to vote brought over three hundred men and women to the tiny hamlet of Seneca Falls, N.Y., in the summer of 1848 to attend the first women’s rights convention organized by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, two abolitionists who had met at the 1840 Anti-Slavery Convention in London. These women realized early that to achieve reform, women needed to win the right to vote.
Read MoreOn Aug. 26, 1920, Hoosier women won the right to vote after years of demanding their voices be heard.
Read MoreThe Hunnicutt Addition in Syracuse, that includes Lynwood, Van Hemert, Hunnicutt and Harkless drives, appears to have been the heaviest hit with the Monday evening storm that swept through the area and resulted in tornado sirens activated in numerous communities. No confirmed tornadoes were reported however cloud rotation was reported by the National Weather Service in the Nappanee and New Paris areas.
Read MoreNews Release ROCHESTER — Due to the recent activities of students attending end-of-summer celebrations and a number of exposures to persons testing positive for COVID 19 there and during travels, the Rochester Schools have decided, in cooperation with the Fulton County Health Department, to suspend in-class teaching and … Read More
Three people were arrested in a raid by Kosciusko County SWAT Tuesday, July 28, at 9811 N. Majestic Way, Syracuse, on the south side of Lake Wawasee. The raid was the result of an extensive NET43 investigation based upon numerous reports of alleged narcotics activity at that location.
Read MoreThe annual Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation’s Celebration and meeting wasn’t open to the public, but hundreds could view the meeting happenings through a live stream on the foundation’s Facebook page. Over 304 people viewed and heard about the activities of WACF, recognitions and overview on the first year of the Wawasee Inlet Nutrient Study.
Read MoreA Centennial Homes program is returning for 2020 sponsored by the Syracuse-Wawasee Historical Museum. The “Ties That Bind” presentation is 1:30 p.m. Saturday, July 25, Ruddell Pavilion, Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation Education Center, 11586 N. SR 13.
Read MoreBy Deb Patterson InkFreeNews SYRACUSE — The coronavirus and social distancing didn’t stop the fun at the annual Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation’s annual Lake Talks & Eats Bug Catch Saturday, July 4. It did however, keep the number of participants down. Normally over 100 kids, parents, grandparents, aunts … Read More
This year’s Wawasee Flotilla, with the theme of “Proud to be an American,” is going down in the record books as one of the biggest Flotilla’s.
Read MoreJustin Beer, Milford, and Brittany Duncan, Silver, Lake, were awarded the title of Kosciusko County 4-H King and Queen Friday, July 3.
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