PIERCETON — The financial responsibility of Pierceton is being handed over this January to the new clerk-treasurer, Jerry Kreger.

MILFORD — A 14-year-old and 17-year-old from Milford are facing charges in connection with numerous thefts from vehicles though out Milford, an attempted break in at Dollar General and break-in at Milford School.

Warsaw Community Schools will hold a special board meeting as an informational outlet on the current building and renovation project progress for Lincoln Elementary, Washington STEM Academy and Edgewood Middle School. Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert will communicate the background, scope of the projects, objectives and current progress report from the advancement over the past few …read more.

WARSAW — The nearing completion of the Pike Lake Boat Ramp and approval to extend the annual Lakes Fest in 2016 to two days were among the topics discussed at the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Board meeting Tuesday, Aug. 18. Larry Plummer, parks superintendent, reported the new ramp has been installed and the handicapped accessible …read more.

SYRACUSE — In an effort to join the battle against childhood cancer, Poly-Wood, Inc. will host an Alex’s Lemonade Stand from 3-5 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 20, at Lakeside Park, 1013 N. Long Drive, Syracuse.

WARSAW — Matthew Aaron Owens, 26, 3525 E. Eastridge Drive, Warsaw, has been arrested on charges of stalking, a level 5 felony; intimidation, a level 6 felony; invasion of privacy and criminal mischief, both class A misdemeanors.

Details are sketchy, but Circuit Court Judge Michael Reed granted the plaintiffs a preliminary injunction against Oakwood Friday, Aug. 14. However, the injunction does not go into affect until the plaintiffs pay a $25,000 bond. At press time, the county clerk had no record of the bond being paid.

SYRACUSE — Syracuse residents downwind of the small channel off Harkless Drive may be smelling more than just fried foods lately.

WINONA LAKE — The Winona Lake Town Council had a productive regular meeting Tuesday, Aug. 18. First up was the approval of the Grace College bonds the council had discussed in July. The bonds are for the acquisition of a nearby apartment complex for student housing and the building of a new dorm, which will …read more.

CHICAGO — Sketch comedy artists around the world are invited to submit an application to participate in the 15th annual Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival.

Street repaving in some areas of the town of North Webster will begin this fall. At the Tuesday, Aug. 18, North Webster Town Council meeting, Phend & Brown, Milford, was the low bidder at $17.20 a square yard over two competitors, Niblock and Ranger Materials.

Syracuse Town Council approved a bid for $140,627.30 from Phend and Brown for street paving during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, Aug. 18. Phend and Brown also won a paving contract with the Turkey Creek Fire Territory for $66,778.20. Both contracts were bid together and each agency will be invoiced separately.

WARSAW — Atwood Fire responded to a call about a semi truck on US 30 east of CR 500W, in the eastbound lane. The truck was reportedly on fire, but it turned out to be a brake fire that was quickly extinguished with a fire extinguisher. There were no injuries reported.

SYRACUSE — Join the Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation at 9 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 22, for the annual WACF public meeting, at the Levinson-LaBrosse Lakes ad Wetlands Education Center. The breakfast meeting will be held at the Ruddell Pavilion.

Andrew Morris, half of the musical duo, The Matchsellers, grew up “just south of Warsaw, off Ferguson Road,” and their latest album, “Kosciusko County,” finds him joining a long list of writers, from Garrison Keillor to Bruce Springsteen, who have found inspiration in their hometowns.

WARSAW — The Mariners Drive Rehabilitation project began today, Tuesday, Aug. 18. According to Andrew R. Schouten, project manager for Phend & Brown, Inc., Milford, project contractors, a schedule of activities has been released highlighting major activities. Schouten notes changing weather conditions and/or internal schedules changes may alter the dates. Traffic control signage and detour …read more.

WARSAW — The final Central Park Concert Series of the season will feature Meet The Beetles Friday evening, Aug. 21. The concert will be from 7-8:30 p.m. by the fountain.

INDIANA — Today, Tuesday, Aug. 18, is the quarterly deadline to sign up for the state’s Do Not Call list, which helps stop unwanted telemarketing calls and text messages.

SYRACUSE — Turkey Creek Regional Sewer District’s monthly Monday night, Aug. 17, meeting was all about compromise and change.

WARSAW — The Indiana Department of Education announced that Warsaw Community Schools has been awarded the Indiana Dual Language Pilot Grant. WCS was one of five school corporations in the state awarded. The $200,000 grant award will be used to develop and implement a world language immersion program within WCS. Starting immediately, WCS educators and …read more.

WINONA LAKE — At around 5:25 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 18, there was an accident at 304 Chestnut Street, Winona Lake.

WARSAW — A preliminary glimpse of a city-wide tornado warning system plan was given to Warsaw City Council members Monday evening, Aug. 17.

WARSAW — Review of proposed budgets for 2016 are complete. Now the Warsaw City Council needs to act on the proposals before the Sept. 19 deadline to advertise that budget.

CLAYPOOL — Claypool Town Council members Tom Burnworth, Niki Miller and Don Miller wasted no time getting into the topics to be discussed at last night’s town council meeting. The meeting, which took place around 7 p.m. Aug. 17, at the Lions Club building in Claypool, covered many topics, from cemetery software, to a new website, to body cameras for cops.

WARSAW — Yesterday, Monday, Aug. 17, during the Warsaw Community School Corporation regular monthly board meeting Tony Doyle, operations manager of Lutheran EMS Kosciusko came before the board to honor staff and even a student for extraordinary measures that saved a 16-year-old boy’s life this summer. According to Tracey Akers, RN, and nurse coordinator for …read more.

Monday’s meeting of the Turkey Creek fire territory executive board involved bids for paving and cosmetic work on the township’s fire stations and a clarification by President Kimberly Cates about fundraising efforts to help pay for exercise equipment for the department.

Two major sections of the trail system were discussed at the Syracuse-Wawasee Trails Committee meeting Monday, Aug. 17.

Updentity, a digital marketing firm located in North Webster announced the launch of its annual Bashpole Grant, a grant program for 501(c)(3) charities for non-profit promotion, valued at up to $366,000 in the aggregate.

ALPENA, MICH. — An Amber Alert has been issued for 3-year-old Keegan Elijah Waterman, Alpena, Mich., last seen wearing a diaper and sandals. He is believed to be with his mother, Christina Marie Waterman, en route to Tennessee in a 2000 tan-colored Chevrolet Tahoe, Tennessee license plate number U4758V. Anyone with information on their whereabouts is …read more.

SYRACUSE — The National Weather Service has issued a flood advisory for the northeastern part of Kosciusko County until 7:45 p.m. Monday, Aug. 27. According to a NWS weather alert, doppler radar showed thunderstorms with heavy rainfall over the Syracuse and Lake Wawasee area, with an estimated 2 to 3 inches of rain since about 3:45 p.m.

NOBLE COUNTY — Alfred M. Crook, 75, Cromwell, died in a two-vehicle accident at 10:37 a.m. today, Monday, Aug. 17. The accident was at US 33 and SR 5 in Noble County.

NORTH WEBSTER — Two students on a Wawasee Community School Corporation bus suffered minor injuries Wednesday morning, Aug. 12, after the bus they were riding was struck by another motorist. The accident was at 7:58 p.m. at North CR 500E and East CR 650N, North Webster.

WARSAW — Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller’s office has filed a lawsuit against a maintenance product company and a former school maintenance director demanding repayment of nearly $1 million for their illegal bribery and kickbacks scheme that defrauded the Warsaw Community Schools, an audit found.

INDIANAPOLIS — Former Arc of Indiana Executive Director John Dickerson says he will run for the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate. The move marks the first run for public office for Dickerson, who led the organization serving people with disabilities for more than 30 years.

SYRACUSE — The Indiana Department of Transportation announced that SR 13/North Huntington Street, between East Baltimore Street and Medusa Street in Syracuse, is scheduled to close at 8 a.m. Monday, Aug. 24.

TERRE HAUTE — Cheap Trick will be coming to the ISU Hulman Center at 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 22. Audiences in Terre Haute will be treated to a night filled with the band’s massive hit singles that are some of rock’s most beloved songs of all time. Tickets go on sale starting 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 21, at …read more.

WARSAW — The Indiana Department of Transportation has announced the implementation of a temporary lane restriction for SR 15. The restriction will occur 2.72 miles north of US 30, on Thursday, Aug. 20. Motorists can expect one-lane traffic directed by flaggers to facilitate the repair and replacement of roadway sensors. From 9 a.m. to 1 …read more.

FORT WAYNE — The Fort Wayne Civic Theatre has established a playwright festival encouraging emerging and professional playwrights to submit their unproduced and unpublished one act or full-length plays to be presented as a reading or production March 18-26, 2016.

SOUTH WHITLEY — At 8:30 p.m. Aug. 14, officials were notified of a possible shooting on Buckeye Street in South Whitley. According to Whitley County Coroner Randy Dellinger, the body of a deceased male was located in the backyard of a residence. The deceased was identified as Adam Wade Porter, 29, South Whitley. The cause …read more.

WARSAW — The annual Air Show of Warsaw roared into town Friday, Aug. 14, through Sunday, Aug. 16, for a weekend of high-flying fun. Kids and adults alike gazed upwards as pilots showed off their skills with twists, turns, rolls, dives and other tricky, high-speed moves. After each performance, attendees had the chance to get their favorite pilots’ …read more.

UPDATE: According to 1st. Sgt. Chad Hill, public information officer with the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department, Roberta Gregory was located in Miami County after the county’s attempt to locate alert was issued to surrounding departments. Hill reports she is at a hospital. Her family is aware and with her according to the county’s central communications. …read more.

NORTHERN INDIANA — The National Weather Service has issued a special weather statement at 11:29 p.m. Friday, Aug. 14.

[weaver_youtube V5lADz08_6s rel=0] Local schools are back in session and teachers and staff are gearing up for a great year. Triton School Corporation, Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation, Wawasee School Corporation and Warsaw Community School Corporation are all currently welcoming the class of 2028 and preparing the class of 2016 for their futures. Check out a few snapshots …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — In celebration of its 20th anniversary year, Spirit and Place will explore the notion of “full circle dreaming” with three panelists who have each had the audacity to dream beyond themselves and instead have built lives and careers focused on their dreams for building better communities.

By Aubrey Stitzman Brown County Convention and Visitors Bureau NASHVILLE — The Bean Blossom Blues Fest comes to Brown County Thursday, Aug. 27, through Saturday, Aug. 29, at the historic Monroe Music Park and Campground. Returning for the 17th year, the Bean Blossom Blues Fest will feature performances by well-known blues musicians and around-the-clock jam …read more.

By ABBY MATIENZO Communications Associate, NAELA WASHINGTON D.C. — Aug. 14 marks the 80th anniversary of the Social Security Act. Acting Commissioner Carolyn W. Colvin announced the launch of the agency’s event-filled celebration, with many activities leading up to this date. To learn more about the events going on today, visit their event website. President …read more.

WARSAW — The skies will be busy over Warsaw this weekend as the annual air show flies into the Warsaw Municipal Airport Friday, Aug. 14, through Sunday, Aug. 16.

PLYMOUTH — Vincent Simone Carnegie, 52, Plymouth, has been arrested and initially charged with possession of stolen property, valued over $50,000. He has been booked in the Marshall County Jail on $3,000 cash bond.

WARSAW — Warsaw resident Ryan Weaver became the latest winner of the Club CITGO Free Gas Giveaway at the Freedom Express CITGO station in Leesburg. Local CITGO Marketer Freedom Oil and CITGO Petroleum Corporation awarded Weaver with the grand prize of a year’s supply of fuel in the form of $2,500 in CITGO gift cards.

With a little bit of fizz and a whole lot of sugar, a new local shop has started quite the buzz in Winona Lake. Quietly opening its doors for the first time last week, Rocket Fizz owner and former Biomet CFO Greg Hartman had no way to anticipate the huge rush of candy and soda …read more.

By DAVE TEMPLE Director of Marketing, Corporate Communications Nextremity Solutions Inc.  WARSAW — U.S. Representative, Todd Rokita, visited Nextremity Solutions Inc. Thursday, Aug. 13. The purpose of the visit was to learn more about Nextremity Solutions and how it is impacting the orthopedic foot and ankle market, creating jobs in Indiana and what its plans …read more.

WOLCOTTVILLE — The Indiana Department of Environmental Management has been notified that acidic ferric chloride is being discharged from the Wolcottville wastewater treatment plant.

WARSAW — The Pfleiderer Charitable Trust recently awarded the Beaman Home Emergency Shelter and Outreach Center a $5,000 grant for their campaign to build their new facility on North Parker Street.

By ANDY OBER Writer, InsideINdianaBusiness INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Commission for Higher Education has approved proposed changes to the requirements for an Indiana high school diploma. The new parameters would increase credit and math requirements and include college and career readiness curriculum. Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education Teresa Lubbers calls the new requirements more academically …read more.

Milford Lizard’s Bar and Grill Chris Cage Karaoke, 10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 14 Chris Cage Karaoke and DJ, 10 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 15 North Webster The Dixie Boat Cap’n Bob, 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 15, Sunset and moonlight cruise Pierceton The Post Gunslinger, 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 14, and Saturday, Aug. 15. …read more.

WARSAW — Chicken farming, jail nurses and end-of-year fund transfers were topics of discussions at a brief, yet varied, Kosciusko County Council meeting.

By HAYLEY BEAUCHAMP Development and Marketing, Communications Manager, The Honeywell Foundation Inc. WABASH — Season-series tickets for the 2015-2016 Wabash Valley Music Association are on-sale now and can be purchased by calling the Honeywell Center Box Office. But act fast — the series tickets still available are limited. Ticket prices for the series are $175, …read more.

GOSHEN — The Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department is asking any one who has information about a call of a shooting Thursday evening, Aug. 13, on US 33, to contact the Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department. According to Capt. James Bradberry, Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department, at approximately 8:15 p.m. Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department and Goshen City Police …read more.

“Little Women The Musical” is currently on stage at Warsaw’s Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts. The musical is takes place in Concord, Mass., during the Civil War.

BREMEN – A successful visit to the area in May has Shanna Zolman coming back to speak again. Zolman will speak Thursday, Aug. 20, in Bremen at a Fellowship of Christian Athletes open house.

WARSAW — The Kosciusko County Redevelopment Commission is not sure it wants to start issuing bonds for the new Co-Op TIF district — yet. Chad Miner presented the resolution during the commission’s regular meeting Thursday, Aug. 13. The bonds would be for up to $900,000 at a rate of up to 6 percent for up to …read more.

MENTONE — The Bell Aircraft Museum, 210 S. Oak St., Mentone, will host a blood drive on 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Sept. 12, during their Rotors Over Mentone event. To schedule an appointment go to redcrossblood.org or call (574) 328-2034.

ETNA GREEN — The Indiana Department of Transportation announces SR 19/West Broadway Street, between West Railroad Street and Lincoln Highway/Old US 30 in Etna Green, is scheduled to close at 8 a.m. Monday, Aug. 17.

  WARSAW — A Warsaw-native may not have been a love match for Kaitlyn Bristowe on the latest season of The Bachelorette, however, he may have a second chance at finding love. According to numerous entertainment news sources, Ben Higgins, who was the second runner-up in Bristowe’s season, will now be the 20th leading man …read more.

By AMY MUNCY Master Gardener Intern Whether a new or old garden, you will need to decide which of the existing features you want to keep, such as an old swing, an old tree or a garden shed. Other items like a fuel tank, an unattractive view or an overgrown area you may need to …read more.

NORTH WEBSTER — Darryl and Andrea Gatlin are returning to North Webster for repeat performance to raise funds for the Syracuse-Wawasee Trails. The duo will be at the North Webster Community Center’s gym Saturday, Aug. 29. The evening will begin with cocktails from 5-6 p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m. The Gatlin Show will begin …read more.

WARSAW — As budget time looms, the Kosciusko County Convention, Recreation and Visitors Commission has the task of deciding where to divide funding. Local entities came to the commission’s monthly meeting, held Wednesday morning, Aug. 12. Dr. Nate Bosch, representing Kosciusko County Lakes and Streams, discussed the role the local lakes play in tourism. Bosch also believes …read more.

WARSAW — Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts and Goodwill will host the Little Black Dress Fashion Show on Thursday, Sept. 24, at the Wagon Wheel in Warsaw. They are partnering with other media to raise funds in support of Wagon Wheel’s Access to the Arts for Children and Goodwill’s Mission. “Wagon Wheel Center for …read more.

By LINDSAY JANCEK Communications Director for Rep. Jackie Walorski MENTONE — Rep. Jackie Walorski (IN-02) today, Thursday, Aug. 13, stopped in Kosciusko County as part of her district-wide Get Regulation Out of the Way tour. Over the course of two days, Walorski will visit with manufacturers, local businesses and farms to hear how federal regulations …read more.

By SGT. TRENT SMITH Public Information Officer, Indiana State Police Bremen Post KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — A two-week investigation by the Indiana State Police, with the assistance of the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department, Warsaw Police Department, Winona Lake Police Department and the North Webster Police Department, culminated with the arrest of three North Webster residents. State …read more.

By LT. KIP SHUTER Public Information Officer, Warsaw Police Department An early morning traffic stop yesterday, Aug. 12, led police to an active meth lab in a north side Warsaw apartment complex. At 1:22 a.m. Wednesday morning, a midnight shift officer stopped a vehicle and observed drug paraphernalia. Information was provided to the officer on …read more.

By CHUCK KNEBL Communications Manager, WorkOne SYRACUSE — WorkOne is joining AIA Countertops to organize a hiring event with more than 20 openings; the event is slated for 10 a.m. to noon and 2-4 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21, at the company’s Syracuse facility, 203 S. Huntington St. More than 20 openings are available for first and second …read more.

SILVER LAKE — Discussions turned from flood plains and budgets to woes over the old school building during the regular meeting of the Silver Lake Town Council Wednesday evening, Aug. 12. The topic came up as council member Gale Owens was reviewing concerns he had received over some old structures in town that they would like to see …read more.

WARSAW — The trial of Brandon Thomas Woody on the charge of murder was scheduled to begin Monday, Aug. 17. That date has been cancelled.

LAPORTE — The U.S. Navy’s premier popular music group, the Cruisers, will be in concert at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 27, in the LaPorte High School auditorium, 700 F St., LaPorte. The Cruisers feature eight of the Navy’s most dynamic performers. The group takes its name from the Navy’s versatile, flexible, multi-missioned ship — the …read more.

ELKHART- The Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department and the Public Safety Communications Center are currently experiencing phone interruptions that will keep callers from communicating information to them using landline phone numbers.

By 1ST SGT. CHAD HILL Public Information Officer, Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department MENTONE — Kosciusko County officials are currently investigating a vehicular traffic crash south of Mentone that has left one teenager in serious condition and a second teen dead. Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Deputies and emergency personnel responded at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 12 to …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — Due to massive rainfall this summer, Kosciusko County, among 52 other Indiana counties, was approved for a secretarial disaster declaration as requested by Gov. Mike Pence, Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann, and Indiana Farm Service Agency Executive Director Julia A. Wickard.

LAGRANGE COUNTY — The Indiana State Police and the Wolcottville Police Departments are asking for the public’s assistance in helping to solve an armed robbery that occurred today at M.C. Surplus, located at 201 Orange Street in Wolcottville.

SYRACUSE — Kay Young, president of the Wawasee Property Owners Association recently presented Dr. Nate Bosch, director of the Center for Lakes & Streams, a check for $3,940. The donation was from WPOA members through their annual dues.

Emergency personnel are currently responding to an accident located in the area of US 30 and CR 200N.

WARSAW — James M. McKinley, 28, 500 N. Lake St., Syracuse, and Andrea Diaz, 29, 8236 E. Debra Drive, Syracuse, were arrested Tuesday in connection with a theft from NAPA Auto Parts, McKinley has been charged with theft and obstruction of justice, both level 6 felonies. Diaz has been charged with obstruction of justice, and …read more.

MARSHAL COUNTY — The Indiana Department of Transportation announces lane restrictions of SR 331, between US 30 and SR 10, near Bourbon, beginning Monday, Aug 17, through the end of November for repaving work.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Casey James Louden, 28, 24286 Lynn Drive, Elkhart, was arrested on a warrant after he was stopped by Indiana State Police Tuesday evening, Aug. 11, on SR 13 in North Webster. Louden was arrested on a warrant for possession of methamphetamine, a level 5 felony and possession of paraphernalia, a class A …read more.

SYRACUSE — Test results have revealed no evidence of chemicals entering the greater Lake Wawasee from a July 12 fuel oil spill and no environmental effects of the spill have been reported. The center has also investigated a second spill on Lake Wawasee reported on Aug. 4 near the intersection of Bowser Road and Harkless …read more.

CLAYPOOL — Kosciusko County officials have arrested three people last evening, Tuesday, Aug. 11, on meth related charges in Claypool.

By PAUL DREISBACH MudLOVE WARSAW — The people from MudLOVE are putting on their annual Block of LOVE fundraising event from 4-10 p.m. Sept. 12, in the Village in Winona in the area surrounding the original MudLOVE shop on Park Avenue. There is a $5 suggested donation for entry to the event. Live music from …read more.

ETNA GREEN — The Etna Green town council meeting was supposed to be held last night, Aug. 11. However, because of a lack of quorum, the meeting had to be cancelled. The meeting will reportedly be rescheduled. The date of the rescheduled meeting is unset at this time.

Henry Blake Ford, 27, was arrested Monday, Aug. 10, on charges of domestic battery with a child(ren) under 16 present, a level 6 felony, and domestic battery, a class A misdemeanor. Booking information show Ford’s address as 207 Pittsburg St., Syracuse, while court documents show an address of 229 E. CR 1150N, Milford. A probable …read more.

To borrow a phrase used by George Gilbert of the Wawasee school board, it was only the first day of school and there was already a student learning report.

WARSAW — The city of Warsaw Parks & Recreation Department will feature the musical group, Bigger Picture at this Friday Night’s Concert by the Fountain, Aug. 14.

Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Aug. 11, in Warsaw. Among the several petitions presented was one by Ferguson Farms to allow a home based business, in this case the manufacturing of semi trailers, in an existing building on property zoned agricultural.

A petition listed as Cobbs/Palacios was denied by the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Aug. 11, in Warsaw. The petition asked for an exception to allow limited raising and sales of small dogs in a residential district on CR 825E, south of EMS W34A Lane in Tippecanoe Township.

Syracuse Parks and Recreation board assembled Monday evening, Aug. 10, to hear updates on department projects and program reports.

ELKHART — Three Dog Night will appear in concert at 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 25. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 21, and the show is presented by Shout! Promotions.

At the Milford Town Council meeting Monday, Aug. 10, Town Marshal Rich Miotto warned residents of recent criminal activities.

Lewis Eugene Collier of Warsaw was just announced Veteran of the Month at today’s Kosciusko County Commissioner’s meeting. County Veterans Affair Officer Rich Maron was there to present the award.

Lewis Eugene Collier of Warsaw was just announced Veteran of the Month at the Aug. 11 Kosciusko County Commissioner’s meeting. County Veterans Affair Officer Rich Maron was there to present the award.

Though costs ran “considerably more” than expected, renovation of the township’s cemeteries has reached the halfway point. Turkey Creek Township Trustee Barb Griffith reported Monday, Aug. 10, the charges totaled $56,567.50 for tombstone and memorial marker remediation, tree removal, landscaping and debris removal. The township had budgeted $30,000, so Griffith requested additional appropriation of $26,567.50 …read more.

Milford Town Council was again visited by Timothy Wall and Michael Reese of Troyer Group at its monthly meeting Monday evening, Aug. 10. The consultants presented overviews of three plans for moving ahead with the town facilities study.