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By: Debbie Callaghan, Richard Wilson
The Warsaw Public Library staff and board invite Warsaw youth to “Plant a Seed, Read. Let reading, imagination, and curiosity grow this summer at Warsaw Public Library!” A “fun-filled Summer Reading Program with reading challenges, exciting activities, and great prizes” awaits at 1025 Webster St.
Spirit Wolf and Warsaw Public Events Committee are partnering to provide flutes and lessons for veterans. Here Shirley Bloyd, owner of Spirit Wolf, is shown providing music at the Women’s Expo on May 16.
Crews were out quickly assessing the damage caused by the recent tornado. Here they are working on the cleanup at Ralston Park.
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The Warsaw Book Club will review “The Orphan Collector” in July.
On Thursday, June 18 the Warsaw Black Coach Pitch team won the championship game in the Midwest Boys Baseball League tournament in LaHarpe, Illinois. The Black Coach Pitch team is
VFW Post 9802 of Warsaw hosted its annual Kids Fishing Derby on Saturday, June 20. This event is held each year for kids up to age 16. It allowed them
On June 8, 22 visitors came to the Warsaw Historical Society and Museum Mondays at the Museum to learn about an influential business from Warsaw’s past. As part of the
Randy Brackensick held a book signing at the Warsaw Public Library on Saturday, June 20 where he signed and discussed his recently published book, “An American Sports Fan: My Teams/My
By: Debbie Callaghan, Richard Wilson
The public had a chance to learn about the history of Geode Glen Park and the new additions and improvements going on at the Monday at the Museum on Monday, June 22. Diane Heisler gave the presentation on one of Warsaw’s hidden treasures. Behind Heneroff Field at Ninth and Main streets, on the first organized burial ground for the town of Warsaw, sits this treasure. Shortly after the city of Warsaw was incorporated in 1834, a cholera epidemic swept through the area and hit the new settlers hard. Many Warsaw residents didn’t survive and the number of deaths grew daily. This prompted the city officials to create a burial ground on a clearing that overlooked the newly developed town. The burial ground remained in use for about 20 years, and although no records existed, the area contained many monuments scattered throughout the grounds.
