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 →
As the health and welfare of the musicians, audiences and staff are of the utmost importance, the Fort Wayne Philharmonic recently announced all Patriotic Pops concerts scheduled between June 26 and July 4 are now canceled. This decision is based … Continue reading →
The Wawasee Property Owners Association (WPOA) is pleased to announce that its annual fireworks display celebrating the USA’s Independence will launch on Saturday, July 4, from the center of beautiful Lake Wawasee. The on-water event uses ten 25-foot-long barges spread across … Continue reading →
The first year of the Wawasee Inlet Nutrients Study is a wrap. While Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation didn’t expect to meet this milestone during a global pandemic, the foundation does want to take a moment to provide an update. Data … Continue reading →
The Syracuse-Wawasee Trail Committee announced the Conklin Bay boardwalk and trail is complete and open to the public. An official ribbon cutting date will be scheduled later. Kay Young, committee chair, said, “We want to have a ribbon cutting when … Continue reading →
By MARY HURSHGuest Writer Years ago in 1985, Paul E. Hess wrote a 61-page book which he dedicated to the memory of two wonderful friends, Edward Dodez and Joseph Plasket, whose efforts in the early years of the Wawasee Yacht … Continue reading →
Hoosier women won the right to vote on Aug. 26, 1920. At first glance, the meaning behind that statement is simple. But the real story goes much deeper. In Indiana, almost 70 years passed between the first calls for women’s … Continue reading →
