WARSAW — It was a hot afternoon with temperatures in the low 90s when the participants for the Barbee Lakes Flotilla lined up at one of the two parade routes. “Moana” and “Frozen” seemed to be the two most popular Disney movies among the boat decorations.

NORTH WEBSTER — The adage from the movie “Field of Dreams,” to “build it and they will come,” is the hope of the Barbee Lakes Property Owners Association. Near the tip of a peninsula on Irish Lake, a 35-foot pole was erected Tuesday morning, Nov. 14. At the top of the pole is the base …read more.

NORTH WEBSTER — The monthly public meeting of the Lakeland Regional Sewer District board of directors was held the evening of Aug. 3, the first Thursday of the month, as usual; however, this may soon change. Treasurer Mike DeWald informed the board a date later in the month would grant it a clearer picture of …read more.

NORTH WEBSTER — Swans and what to do about them was discussed at length this morning during the Barbee Lakes Property Owners Association meeting, held this morning, May 20, at the North Webster Community Center. Kathryn Schmidt, president of the association, opened the discussion saying several residents had posted their displeasure about euthanizing the birds …read more.

WARSAW — The winners of the Barbee Lakes Property Owners Association Flotilla, held Sunday, July 3, have been announced. The flotilla was actually three separate events, each starting 1:30 p.m. on three different lakes. Judging took place by lake, with an overall winner also announced. Winners were as follows: Little Barbee Lake: Karen Gibson, “Kentucky Derby” …read more.

NORTH WEBSTER — It was no gentle start to the Thursday evening, Oct. 1, monthly meeting of Lakeland Regional Sewer District’s board in the North Webster Community Center, as the meeting kicked off with three bill pay requests of substantial amounts.