By Chelsea LosGuest Writer After a less formal introduction to the public last month, the Turkey Creek Regional Sewer District board voted to approve a motion that will increase customer costs by about 9% during the next three years. Monday … Continue reading →
By Sarah WrightStaff Writer Syracuse-Wawasee Trails welcomed a special guest, State Rep. Curt Nisly, to its meeting Monday, Aug. 17, where updates were given on projects and the Conklin Bay ribbon cutting was recapped. The trails’ website is undergoing a … Continue reading →
The centennial anniversary of the passing of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that granted women the right to vote is Aug. 26. To celebrate this event, an old fashioned ice cream social is set with Congresswoman Jackie Walorski … Continue reading →
CIRCLING BACK to storms, we had to share this damage done from Monday, Aug. 10’s, massive storm. Sandy McNary shared a 300-year-old oak tree fell onto the home of her neighbors, Lynn and Jo Sickafoose, on North East Wawasee Drive. … Continue reading →
In other chamber news, a new red canoe for Syracuse is underway to become a planter just like the one on the south side of town. Bob Baugher and his racing team donated an 18-foot Sea Nymph, one of two … Continue reading →
By Deb PattersonEditor-In-Chief The National Weather Service has confirmed an EF-1 tornado hit North Webster Monday evening, Aug. 10. The hardest hit area was Epworth Forest, on the northeast side of town. Information from the NWS Northern Indiana indicates the … Continue reading →
Text and PhotosBy Deb PattersonEditor-In-Chief While the Conklin Bay Trail has been open for use since May 20, it was officially opened Thursday morning, July 30, with a ribbon cutting. More than 100 people attended the event ranging from financial … Continue reading →
By MARY HURSHGuest Writer On Aug. 26, 1920, Hoosier women won the right to vote after years of demanding their voices be heard. During the month of August, the Women’s Suffrage Centennial will be celebrated throughout Indiana and the United … Continue reading →
By Deb PattersonEditor-In-Chief It was a day that would go down in history. Well not world history or even local history, but personal history for Mike Smith, Syracuse. A maiden voyage of “Smitty’s Legacy” was taken Thursday morning, July 16, … Continue reading →
By Deb PattersonEditor-In-Chief An estimated $50 a year is all it will cost freeholders around Syracuse and Wawasee lakes should the Turkey Creek Dam and Dike Conservancy be established, according to an estimated budget presented during a Natural Resources Commission … Continue reading →
