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The Town of Winamac Board of Parks and Recreation accomplished quite a lot during their first official meeting including electing officers and discussing the community pool.
On June 2, the board of Jon Chapman, Chris Schramm, Courtney Poor and Brad Zellers met to officially establish the board by...
Monterey residents are waiting to see what happens next as they watched the collapsed downtown building be cleaned up last week.
A portion of the Sportsman’s Bar and Grill collapsed on April 23, 2015, and was partially torn down for safety reasons. Since then little has been done with the building...
West Central School Corporation board members welcomed a new board member and made the tough choice of reducing the teaching staff during a regular meeting on June 2.
Before the board tackled any agenda issues, they welcomed new board member Amanda Sharpe. Sharpe was appointed by the school board...
Medaryville Town Council members faced a room full of residents as they approved the ordinance that forbids livestock in the town limits.
During a meeting on May 25, the council approved Ordinance 2016-05-01 regarding keeping of livestock within town limits forbidden. The council has worked on...
Winamac Town Council members have decided who will see the future of town parks as they have approved the members of the newly created park board.
At a special meeting on Tuesday, the council approved four members to the park board. The members of the board included two Republicans and Democrats,...
The community pool committee is no longer wading in unknown waters but is gliding through with the goal of a first-place finish.
During a recent informational meeting, pool committee members met with the public to update them on the proposed pool project.
Committee chairwoman, Judy Heater, first...
As the Star City Sewer District is trying to be an efficient board and ensure all the bills are paid, they are looking at whether a rate increase is needed.
The concern is that the district bills will not be paid if the customer bills are not paid. Boardman Walter Craig said he and Mary Craig...