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Starke County Board of Zoning Appeals to consider four variance requests

The Starke County Board of Zoning Appeals will consider four variance requests during a public hearing to take place tomorrow, Thursday, November 12th. According to the agenda, among the requests is a petition from Vertical Bridge seeking permission to install a 195-foot communications monopole with an additional four-foot lightning rod on property on County Road 400 North in Grovertown.

Starke County, IN · 1d
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Warsaw School Board Approves Timeline For Middle School Project

Warsaw School Board approved a timeline Tuesday for the Warsaw Middle School (WMS) project that will merge the Lakeview and Edgewood middle schools at Lakeview. Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert provided the board with a timeline of when WCS is looking to do different aspects of the project. Lakeview opened in 1962 and has had over 40 million student class hours. Lakeview also holds Gateway and WACC programs.

Warsaw, IN · 1d
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Fellowship Missions Featured At Kosciusko County Community Foundation’s Annual Celebration

Fellowship Missions started as one small house rented on faith. Tuesday at the Kosciusko County Community Foundation’s annual celebration luncheon, Brooke Skeans, a member of Fellowship Missions’ donor development team and the daughter of Fellowship Missions founders Eric and Tammy Lane, and Jerry Yeager, Fellowships board member, talked with Community Foundation CEO Stephanie Overbey about the work of Fellowship Missions and about a new initiative the Community Foundation is partnering with them on to meet the current needs of the people Fellowship Missions serves and to provide a source of sustainable revenue for the future.

Kosciusko County, IN · 1d
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Carbon sequestration, rural health care, topics at Shepherd’s Center meeting

John Hartsough spoke to the Nov. 4 meeting of the Shepherd’s Center, presenting the positive side of carbon sequestration. Hartsough said that carbon is needed for all living things and some is absorbed in the soil to feed the next generation of plants. However, too much carbon leads to global warming.

Wabash County, IN · 1d

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Kosciusko, Other Area FFA Programs Receive Grants

MERRILLVILLE – FFA programs in Kosciusko, Marshall, Fulton and Elkhart counties were among grant recipients of the inaugural Focus on the Farm: Applause to AG grant program sponsored by Northern Indiana Public Service Co., with support from the NiSource Charitable Foundation and in partnership with the Indiana Future Farmers of America Foundation.

Kosciusko County, IN · 20h