K21 Health Foundation has approved a $50,000 grant to help fund a $100,000 feasibility study for the Syracuse-Wawasee Trails. “We are thrilled that the K21 Health Foundation continues to support our trails and our future endeavors,” said Kay Young, chair … Continue reading →
There are both men and women’s styles and the cost is $79 plus $10 shipping and handling. Deadline to order from the trails is Thursday, Oct. 29. Visit syracuse-wawasee.itemorder.com/. Support our local trails and have a useful keepsake too.
Continue reading →By Deb PattersonEditor-In-Chief Plans to honor Becky Fox for her 14 years as Syracuse Lake Association president kept being interrupted by the coronavirus. But a surprise reception honoring her was finally pulled off Wednesday evening, Oct. 14, at the Channel … Continue reading →
By Sarah WrightStaff Writer Over Zoom USI Consultants engineer Wyatt Huber presented an overview of how the trail feasibility study would proceed during the Syracuse-Wawasee Trail Committee’s monthly meeting Monday, Oct. 19. The proposed study area has been broken into … Continue reading →
By Lauren ZeugnerStaff WriterSyracuse Town Council hosted two guest speakers at its regular meeting Tuesday night, Oct. 20. The meeting was held at the Syracuse Community Center to offer more social distancing for attendees. Dr. Tom Edington, superintendent of Wawasee … Continue reading →
K21 Health Foundation has approved a $50,000 grant to help fund a $100,000 feasibility study for the Syracuse-Wawasee Trails. “We are thrilled that the K21 Health Foundation continues to support our trails and our future endeavors,” said Kay Young, chair … Continue reading →
By Sarah WrightStaff Writer Syracuse-Wawasee Trails welcomed board members to its new location, 207 N. Huntington St., for its meeting Monday, Sept. 21. Trails officially moved in Tuesday, Sept. 15, and shares the space with the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce. … Continue reading →
By Chelsea LosGuest Writer Although no great progress has been made for the addition of sewers around Lake Wawasee, the board did fill their evening with a series of smaller updates from Turkey Creek Regional Sewer District superintendent Timothy Woodward. … Continue reading →
By Deb PattersonEditor-In-Chief The establishment of the Turkey Creek Dam and Dike Conservancy District is now in the home stretch. Members of the Indiana Natural Resources Commission voted Tuesday morning, Sept. 15, to refer the recommendation report of Dawn Wilson, … Continue reading →
