Text and photos byRAY BALOGHStaff Writer About 50 patriots and a handful of their four-legged friends reprised a Fourth of July tradition along Lake Wawasee’s north shore that started more than half a century ago. Eleven groups of neighborhood families … Continue reading →
Text And PhotosBy Deb PattersonEditor-In-Chief The coronavirus and social distancing didn’t stop the fun at the annual Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation’s annual Lake Talks & Eats Bug Catch Saturday, July 4. It did however, keep the number of participants down. … Continue reading →
Text and PhotosBy Deb PattersonEditor-In-Chief Natalie Imler Young posted a photo of a 1928 Lake Wawasee Directory on the Friends of Lake Wawasee Facebook page June 18. The directory was found in the cabinet of the Steve and Dianne Imler … Continue reading →
By Deb PattersonEditor-In-Chief This year’s Wawasee Flotilla, with the theme of “Proud to be an American,” is going down in the record books as one of the biggest. “It was by far the most participated year with the theme,” said … Continue reading →
By Nicholette CarlsonStaff Writer Annie Gallahan, better known as Top Gun to some during her years at South Shore Golf Club, is getting ready to celebrate her 100th birthday. Born July 7, 1920, Gallahan moved to Syracuse with her husband … Continue reading →
By Deb PattersonStaff Writer A workshop explaining pollinators was held Monday evening, June 22, at the Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation Ruddell Pavilion, hosted by WACF, The Watershed Foundation and other partners. Approximately 45 people attended to hear a presentation by … Continue reading →
By Deb PattersonEditor-In-Chief Months, even years spent in discussions came to a reality Tuesday morning as workers with Precise Pile Driving Inc., Fort Recovery, Ohio, moved in equipment and began work on improvements to the Syracuse Lake Control Structure, or … Continue reading →
By Lauren ZeugnerStaff Writer Syracuse Town Council passed a resolution closing Lakeside Park and Hoy’s Beach for the Fourth of July weekend during its regular monthly meeting held via Zoom Tuesday evening, June 16. Councilman Larry Siegel asked Chad Jonsson, … Continue reading →
Nonprofit organizations that provide public humanities programming to Hoosiers across the state will receive more than $500,000 in operating support to help with funding relief due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Indiana Humanities awarded Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security grants … Continue reading →
By Phoebe MuthartStaff Writer Syracuse-Wawasee Trails Committee meeting was held Monday night, June 15. An update on the Conklin Bay project was discussed. A final walk through Friday, May 15 went well with minor issues being addressed. The trail consists … Continue reading →
