GERMANY IN 1944 — (EDITOR’S NOTE: The following an article written by the late Arch Baumgartner who was owner and publisher of The Papers Inc. The article appeared in the Warsaw Times in 1945. Baumgartner was a first lieutenant at the time, assigned to XIX Tactical Air Command … Read More
WARSAW — Warsaw Police Detectives are working with U.S. Embassy Officials in Croatia to help a Warsaw business resolve a fraud and deception case involving over $250,000. An official with HAAS Multigrind LLC, Warsaw, which is owned by HAAS SchleifmaschinenGmBH, Trossingen, Germany, contacted Warsaw Police around March 6, … Read More
AKRON — As the school year ends, Tippecanoe Valley foreign exchange students Luca Jeckstadt, Germany, Rafael Zebende, Brazil, and Carl Walter, Germany, prepare to say goodbye to friends, host families and the country they called home for a year. A strong love of American football brought Jeckstadt to … Read More
BERLIN — They say pigs could fly — but this cow really did.
Read MoreSARSTEDT, GERMANY — No matter where he is in the world, Santa Claus appears to be a popular guy.
Read MoreWell, that was a bummer. Did anyone on the US Men’s National Team get the memo that Tim Howard wasn’t the only one who was supposed to give maximum effort? OK, that’s unfair to say. But for a good portion of the match with Belgium, Howard looked to … Read More
The time has come where the entire world actually becomes just 16 countries. In the cutthroat tournament that is the World Cup, 32 nations and a world of expectations have narrowed to just 16 nations and 90 – well actually more like 98 – minutes determines whether heroes … Read More
There’s the old and well-worn phrase, “If these walls could talk.” It could be applied to an old farmhouse no one has lived in for likely more than 50 years on CR 1050N, east of Syracuse-Webster Road, south of Syracuse. Beyond repair and in decay for more than … Read More
