Florence Lucille Lung, 96, Syracuse, passed away Friday, Oct. 12, 2012, at Miller’s Merry Manor in Syracuse. She was born June 29, 1916, in Syracuse, to George and Maude (Anderson) Mellinger. On May 14, 1938, she married Maurice D. Lung, … Continue reading →
The latest court hearing regarding the sale of Oakwood took place mainly in Judge Duane Huffer’s chambers Monday afternoon in Warsaw. Ian Rolland, receiver for Oakwood; his attorney Tom Yoder; Rob Daniels, attorney for the Oakwood Property Owners Association; Mike … Continue reading →
Oakwood property owners held a special meeting Saturday to vote on adopting new covenants to assist in the sale of the Oakwood property to the Parent family. Prior to the start of the morning meeting 94 percent of the property … Continue reading →
Members of the Oakwood Property Owners Association will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday at Calvary United Methodist Church, Syracuse, to vote on adopting a new covenant. Ian Rolland, receiver for Oakwood, reported the Oakwood Property Owners Association Board is doing … Continue reading →
Syracuse-Wawasee Trails project received a gift from Amanda and Dan Harstine of Integrity Real Estate Group Century 21. Shown, from left, are Spike Ford and Max Laudeman of the Syracuse-Wawasee Trails Committee and Amanda and Dan Harstine of Integrity Real … Continue reading →
Ian Rolland made a progress report to Judge Duane Huffer Friday regarding Oakwood Park. Rolland explained he offered two proposals, the global proposal and the Rolland agreement. He also explained the differences between the two. Huffer ruled Oakwood Park property … Continue reading →
Members of the Oakwood Property Owners Association spent a good part of the Labor Day weekend in meetings. Saturday the OPOA met to elect a new board and look over a proposal submitted by Ian Rolland, receiver of the Oakwood … Continue reading →
Demolition on the CSX railroad depot began this morning (Wednesday) in Syracuse. Contractors hired by CSX for the work were on scene and starting the demolition with the roof, separating the aluminum and other recyclable material as the work progressed. … Continue reading →
It’s a historical moment for the Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation as a long journey to purchase critical property on Lake Wawasee has closed a chapter. But it opens up the possibility of new chapters. Those were the thoughts of Tom … Continue reading →
John Holderman, Nick Stanger and the late Howard S. “Howdy” Wilcox were honored Saturday with the Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation’s Cattail Awards, each for their contribution to the health of the watershed. The award is presented yearly at the annual … Continue reading →
