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A drawing of the zero-foot entry pool, with a spray feature play zone, was presented to the Winamac Town Council on Feb. 8. Premier Aquatic Construction is overseeing the project while the visual drawings given to the council were completed by MartinRiley Architects-Engineers.
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...
A special Winamac Town Council meeting led to the council members reversing a previous decision regarding the payment of services not rendered to specification.  On May 19, the council approved to pay the $1,650 that is owed to a business that recently downed trees in the town park.  During the May...
Paul Katschke
A Denham man has been sentenced to more than 17 years in prison as part of a plea agreement for voluntary manslaughter.  Paul Katschke, 41, was sentenced during a hearing on Monday for voluntary manslaughter after he was suspected of strangling his girlfriend, Amber Rene Taylor, to death.  Katschke...
Monterey residents are questioning the county commissioners as to what can be done with the portion of the Sportsman’s Bar and Grill that collapsed on April 23, 2015, and was torn partially down for safety reasons.
Numerous Monterey residents are showing their disapproval and have signed a petition that was delivered to the Pulaski County Commissioners on Monday.  Monterey resident Tina Stacy approached the commissioners asking for them to take action in regards to the collapsed commercial building in...
Monterey Town Council members feel it’s in their best interest to continue with the sewer system upgrade project and rebid it.  During a regular council meeting on May 11, the council approved to move forward with the project after some changes were made to the scope of the project.  Some of the...
The Winamac Town Council approved to withhold a portion of funds from a company that recently removed trees in the town park.  During a regular meeting on May 9, the council approved to pay the company $18,350. The original quote was for $20,000. The quote included cutting down 49 ash trees.  Park...

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