ETNA GREEN — A passionate discussion was held during the Etna Green Town Council’s meeting Tuesday, Oct. 9, regarding the future use of the former Interra Credit Union building. The council voted to send a letter of intent to Interra Credit Union for the building, located at 106 … Read More
ETNA GREEN — The Etna Green Town Council meeting held Tuesday, Aug. 14, focused on fire station door work and potential wastewater adjustments. Clerk-Treasurer Laura Baker brought up the idea of implementing a sprinkling credit for the town. To qualify for a sprinkling credit, if residents’ water bills from … Read More
ETNA GREEN — Winona Powder is moving forward with its abatement, holding a public hearing at Etna Green’s town council meeting Nov. 14. The abatement was discussed at last month’s meeting. There was no public comment. The abatement will be voted on at next month’s meeting, Tuesday, Dec. … Read More
WARSAW — During the first regular monthly meeting of 2017 for the Kosciusko County Area Planning Commission, two rezoning petitions were recommended for approval.
Read MoreETNA GREEN — Discussion revolving around allowing more firemen to become part of the Etna Green fire department and the possibility of a parade dominated the Etna Green town council meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 11. Etna Green fire chief Randall Bryrer came to the council meeting to express … Read More
ETNA GREEN — The Etna Green Town Council met for a meeting Tuesday, Sept. 13. The main order of business for the night was the 2017 budget hearing. Treasurer Laura Baker states $6,000 was cut from Motor Vehicle Highway fund, which has a 2017 budget estimate of $36,900, … Read More
ETNA GREEN — The town council of Etna Green met on Aug. 9, for a short meeting to discuss rezoning requests, upgrades and playground equipment. Jake Gonzalez came before the board to ask about a property he’s interested in buying to start a business. The property would be … Read More
ETNA GREEN — The Etna Green Town Council met last night, Tuesday, June 14, and was presented a bench honoring a longtime Etna Green Firefighter. High School Junior and Girl Scout Morgan Ousley, of troop 10068, made a plastic bench in honor of her great-grandfather, Claude “Red” Davis, … Read More
ETNA GREEN — The Etna Green Town Council decided on a King’s Landing in Heritage Park, last night, May 10. Laura Baker, clerk/treasurer, gave the council options of new playground equipment to purchase for Heritage Park: Ruby Rocket for $19,306, Double Bubble for $25,714 or King’s Landing for … Read More
ETNA GREEN — It was a quick and straightforward meeting for the Etna Green Town Council Tuesday, March 8. The town approved the updated electric utility rates, previously proposed during the February meeting of the board. According to Deputy Clerk Treasurer Eileen Hall, the proposal, Ordinance 2016-01, has … Read More
ETNA GREEN — On Feb. 9, Don Gruenemyer, of Sawvel and Associates, an engineering service firm from Findlay, Ohio, presented the Etna Green town council with the report for the 2015 electric rate study. The study is for rate planning over a five year period from 2015 to … Read More
ETNA GREEN — The Etna Green town council met 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 12. The meeting started by installing the new president, Todd Slabaugh and vice-president, Keith Claassen. The primary topic of the Etna Green meeting was the purchase of an electric sign. The council is looking for … Read More
ETNA GREEN — Etna Green has a new town council member. Kevin Smith was appointed by the Kosciusko County Republican Chairman in December to fill Andrew Cook’s vacancy. Cook, who was re-elected by default to another term, declined that re-election. Smith, who is a first responder, decided to … Read More
ETNA GREEN — The Etna Green Town Council meeting had few items to address Tuesday, Sept. 8, but what was discussed was very important. The only thing motioned and approved was that a lawyer would be contacted in order to send a letter to the owner of lot 22 … Read More
Tuesday night’s Etna Green Town Council meeting saw town Clerk-Treaurer Laura Baker propose the idea of creating a website for the town that would not only be a database for ordinances, but also a way for residents to pay their  bills online. The council unanimously agreed that the … Read More
Tuesday night’s Etna Green Town Council meeting saw the council members vote unanimously in approval of giving $250 to the Bourbon Public Library to help fund the summer reading program. Council Vice President Keith Claassen noted, “They have a lot of good programs and this is a very … Read More
