Judy Fisher Joins Lilly Center For Lakes & Streams
The Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams is welcoming Judy Fisher, a Chapman Lake resident, to the team.
Read MoreThe Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams is welcoming Judy Fisher, a Chapman Lake resident, to the team.
Read MoreThe Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams at Grace College collaborates with local lake associations to host educational tours of Chapman, Wawasee, Winona and Tippecanoe lakes.
Read MoreGrace College & Seminary professors Lorinda Kline, Nate Bosch and Pat Park were honored recently for their outstanding contributions to the institution’s culture of service and academic excellence.
Read MoreThe Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams welcomes its new associate director, Jeremy Price, who assumed the position Monday, Aug. 8.
Read MoreThe Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams has appointed its new assistant director of research, Matthew Burlingame, who assumed the position Wednesday, June 15.
Read MoreThe Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams has appointed its new assistant director of marketing, Rucel (Rusty) Martinez, who assumed the position Monday, May 23.
Read MoreInvention and entrepreneurship have a strong backbone in Kosciusko County.
Read MoreIn its first annual meeting, held Saturday, Feb. 12, the Turkey Creek Dam and Dike Conservancy District swore in Todd Mikel as a new board member. Mikel will represent District 1 of the conservancy which was represented by John Earnst before he moved out of the area.
Read MoreI always do a dismissive eye roll when I hear the term “synergy.”
Read MoreA scheduled presentation by Nate Bosch, director of Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams at Grace College, to the Barbee Property Owners Association Saturday morning, Aug. 15, was cancelled.
Read MoreNews Release WINONA LAKE – K21 Health Foundation recently provided a $230,000 grant to Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams specifically for ongoing blue-green algae research. “Years ago, we were among the first to invest in the Lilly Center’s blue-green algae research,” said Rich Haddad, president and CEO … Read More
WINONA LAKE — The Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams responded to a chemical spill this morning at a stormwater outfall site at Winona Lake. Winona Lake resident Michael Pahl alerted the Center of a foamy substance entering the lake from the outfall. According to Pahl, the spill … Read More
WARSAW — Trash and recycling questions were once again brought before the Warsaw Common Council Monday evening, June 20. Annie Zartman and Anne Bonowitz presented the questions to the council. Zartman questioned i f apartment complexes of five or more units could get recycling bins, if recycling could … Read More
WINONA LAKE — The Center for Lakes & Streams completed a study this spring profiling the economic impact of the lakes in Kosciusko County. The study conservatively estimated the total value of Kosciusko County lakes to be approximately $313 million annually. With more than 100 lakes in Kosciusko … Read More
KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Northern Indiana winters are not always the same from year to year and, for 2015-2016, temperatures have run a bit warmer, making for thinner, shorter-lived ice cover on the local lakes. Ice cover can affect a multitude of things when it comes to a lake. … Read More
WARSAW — As budget time looms, the Kosciusko County Convention, Recreation and Visitors Commission has the task of deciding where to divide funding. Local entities came to the commission’s monthly meeting, held Wednesday morning, Aug. 12. Dr. Nate Bosch, representing Kosciusko County Lakes and Streams, discussed the role the local … Read More