Warsaw Purchases Former Marsh Property
Warsaw has purchased the former Marsh property.
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Basset and Koldyke Sworn In As Warsaw Firefighters
Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer swore in two firefighters, Chad Basset and Matt Koldyke, at the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety meeting Friday, June 16.
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Bonds Sought To Pay Remainder Of Parks Building Costs
To pay off the remaining costs of the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department’s new maintenance and office building, the city will be seeking park district bonds in an amount not to exceed $2.8 million.
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Thallemer Won’t Seek Reelection
Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer announced Monday, Jan. 9, he won’t seek a fourth term.
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Congresswoman, Staffers Spent Final Hours In Kosciusko County
The district was changing, and Jackie Walorski was changing with it.
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Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory OKs ARP Money For Mobile Radios
Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory’s board gave their blessing for the territory to apply for a grant for mobile radio funding during a meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 7.
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Court Puts Demolition Of Economy Inn On Hold
Per a court order, a 60-day stay has been placed on a demolition order for Warsaw’s Economy Inn.
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Two Officers Sworn In At Warsaw Board Of Works Meeting
Two Warsaw Police officers were sworn in at the city of Warsaw Board of Public Works & Safety meeting Friday, May 21.
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Warsaw Board Of Works Holds Off On Police Vehicle Bid Award
Sealed bids for three police vehicles were opened during the Warsaw Board of Works and Safety meeting held Friday, May 7.
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Free COVID Testing Saturday At Local Church
Free COVID-19 testing will be offered from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, located at 225 Gilliam Drive in Warsaw, behind Lassus Handy Dandy, off SR 15.
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Chamber Video Touts Importance Of Wearing Masks
Four months into a worldwide pandemic, local officials are urging people to uses masks when out in public and are getting the word out with an online video by Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce.
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Janet Warren: Living A Life Of Service And Productivity
CLAYPOOL — For someone who “just loves to be busy,” Janet Warren was content Thursday, April 9, to stay quarantined at her Claypool home and watch the parade thrown in her honor. Her family members and friends assembled a festive vehicular caravan to celebrate her 88th birthday and … Read More
Park Board Eliminates Damage Deposit At Lucerne Amphitheater, Central Park Plaza
WARSAW — It took some time for board members to come to an agreement regarding the rental fee for the new Lucerne Park Amphitheater, but they eventually settled on $175. At the Warsaw Parks & Recreation board meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 19, Parks Superintendent Larry Plummer told board members … Read More
Downtown Plaza Finished Just In Time For Ribbon Cutting
WARSAW — Scanning the website for Patronicity’s projects across Indiana, one can find dozens of projects that communities have opted into in a trendy way to finance small projects that bring people together. Among the proposals funded through Patronicity in Indiana and other states are splash pads, murals, … Read More
Thallemer Participates in Debate While Shoemaker Hosts Own Event
WARSAW — What was supposed to be a mayoral debate turned into more of a community forum for incumbent Mayor Joe Thallemer while his challenger, Ron Shoemaker, chose not to participate and instead hosted an event three-quarters of a mile away Thursday night, April 11. At the Lakeview … Read More
Poli (Sigh): Thallemer Criticizes Police Chief, Hopes To Knock on 1,300 Doors In Re-Election Bid
Two-term mayor Joe Thallemer is not taking his re-election for granted. Eight years ago, Thallemer was one of four Republicans running for mayor. Four years ago, he was unopposed in his re-election bid. But this year, he’s facing a challenge from the upstart first-term Councilman Ron Shoemaker. Last … Read More