Warsaw Plan Commission Reorganizes For 2023
With no petitions before the Warsaw Plan Commission Monday, Jan. 9, the board met to reorganize for 2023 and welcome a new member.
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Thallemer Leaving City Government At The End Of 2023
“It as an agonizing decision,” Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer stated after announcing 2023 would be his last year as mayor for the city of Warsaw.
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RFP Issued For Shovel-Ready Site In Downtown Warsaw
The Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation today announced the issuance of a request for proposals to redevelop a shovel-ready, two-acre site located at 302 W. Market St. in downtown Warsaw.
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OrthoWorx Announces New Chairman Of The Board
OrthoWorx announces Terry Schlotterback as the newly elected chairman of the board of directors.
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Company-Based Child Care Center Gets Boost From ARPA
Instrumental Machine & Development, with a workforce of 92 employees in Warsaw, is on the verge of providing a service normally limited to the Googles and Apples of the world.
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Warsaw City Council Eyes Salary Hikes For Themselves
Only the Warsaw Common Council can approve a salary increase for themselves, and six of the seven members approved on first reading Monday night to do just that.
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Mayor Thallemer Receives Distinguished Service Award From Aim
Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer recently received the 2022 Russel G. Lloyd Distinguished Service Award from Accelerate Indiana Municipalities.
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City Celebrates Ensuing Transformation of ‘Blighted, Environmental Mess’
You’ll have to excuse Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer if he appeared a bit eager Thursday, Nov. 10, in witnessing a reversal of fortunes for the old Arnolt property.
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City Plans To Use $3.5M For Groundwater Improvement Projects
Seeing an opportunity that doesn’t come along often, the Warsaw Common Council approved an ordinance on first reading Monday authorizing the restructuring and re-issuance of its 2018 sewage works revenue bonds.
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City Council Approves Budget, EV Charging Ordinances
All five ordinances before the Warsaw Common Council on Monday, Oct. 17 were approved on second and final reading as the Council had approved them on first reading Oct. 3.
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A New Vision For Ivy Tech Warsaw
From day one of my tenure as chancellor of Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne and Warsaw, I promised to strengthen industry connections and meet community needs — in all of the 11 counties of northeast Indiana our campus serves.
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Thallemer Presses For Bronson Street Railroad Improvements
Some good news about railroad crossings and a request for lights on Patterson Road got the Warsaw Common Council feeling a little happy Monday night, Sept. 19.
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City Council Gets Positive Message On Finances
At the end of his presentation Tuesday to the Warsaw Common Council about the city’s comprehensive financial plan, Baker Tilly Municipal Advisors partner Jeffrey Rowe said overall, the message is positive.
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Cleanup Completed After Developer Left Building Half Demolished
The city has moved quickly to clean up the old Indiana American Water plant site after a developer quit making progress on the demolition effort.
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Residents Near Menards Worry About Longterm US 30 Plan
There’s no final plan or design for a U.S. 30 freeway through Kosciusko County, but about a dozen Warsaw residents from the neighborhoods around Menards approached the Common Council Monday night, Aug. 15, concerned about plans for the Parker Street intersection.
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Thallemer: More Input Will Happen Before US 30 Decisions
The idea of a limited access freeway replacing the heavily traveled US 30 across Indiana has been discussed for nearly a decade and it will likely be another two decades before it all comes together.
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