Martindale Announces Resignation From Town Council, Caucus Set
Syracuse Town Councilman Larry Martindale announced his resignation at the end of the council’s regular meeting Tuesday night, Jan. 17.
Read MoreSyracuse Town Councilman Larry Martindale announced his resignation at the end of the council’s regular meeting Tuesday night, Jan. 17.
Read MoreThe only bid for the Lakeside Drive Water Main Loop shocked both the Syracuse Town Council and Mark Aurich, public works superintendent, when it was presented during the council’s regular meeting Tuesday night, July 19.
Read MoreState Rep. David Abbott and John Lantz, president of the Kosciusko County Animal Welfare League, both made brief presentations to the Syracuse Town Council Tuesday night, June 21.
Read MoreMembers of the Syracuse Park Board got their first glimpse of the 2023 park budget during their regular meeting Monday night, June 13.
Read MoreAfter realizing there were no applicants for lifeguards for Lakeside Park, the Syracuse Town Council approved an allocation of $5,000 to entice applications by increasing lifeguards’ pay.
Read MoreProgress is being made at the new Schrock Ball Park, but Syracuse Park Board members were disappointed to learn it won’t be ready for use until next spring.
Read MoreAfter a brief public hearing, the Syracuse Town Council approved re-establishing the equipment replacement fund for the Turkey Creek Fire Territory.
Read MoreSyracuse Town Council approved revising resolution 8-75 which would change the intersection of Oak Street and Polywood Way from a four-way stop to a two-way stop during its monthly meeting Tuesday night, Feb. 15.
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 MoreCouncilman Bill Musser will be taking over as council president in 2022 for the Syracuse Town Council.
Read MoreDuring 2021 the teamwork of the town council, the staff at town hall, our street, park, and police departments, all of our town employees, and volunteers, accomplished much.
Read MoreWith no comment the Syracuse Town Council approved the annexation of Kern Crossing and several additional homes on Kern Road during its regular meeting Tuesday, Nov. 23.
Read MoreLocal attorney Steve Snyder came before the Syracuse Town Council during its regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 21, on behalf of his client Ridgestone Development Group.
Read MoreCindy Kaiser, a long-time Syracuse resident, has filed to fill the District 3 position on the Syracuse Town Council recently vacated by Tom Hoover. Hoover recently resigned from the Syracuse Town Council since he moved into a new home just outside the Syracuse Town limits.
Read MoreAn anonymous donation for the new Schrock Fields project was expected at the Syracuse Town Council meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, June 15, the Syracuse Parks and Recreation Board heard Monday, June 14
Read MoreSyracuse Town Council approved the resignation of Town Manger Mike Noe in a 3-2 vote during its regular meeting Tuesday night, May 18. Councilmen Bill Musser and Paul Stoelting both voted against accepting Noe’s resignation.
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