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NOT THAT YOU ASKED, BUT ...: Memories of Apple Festivals past (opens the original)
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As youâre reading this column, Nappanee is in the midst of celebrating the 50th anniversary of its Apple Festival and Iâm getting ready to make more Apple Festival memories with my granddaughters. But, before doing that, I wanted to take a look back at past Apple Festivals. We moved to Nappanee in 1981 or 1982, I believe. So, the festival was still pretty young. We lived on the south side of town, just a short walk to the downtown area. I remember taking my boys up there for the Apple Festiv
Awards and recognition given at the Apple Festival Grand Marshal’s Reception (opens the original)
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NAPPANEE â Attendees at the Apple Festival Grand Marshalâs reception Monday evening at Coppes Event Center received a history lesson from this yearâs grand marshal, Donna Persing, who is also the festivalâs director. Persing took attendees quickly through the 50-year history of the festival. There was also a memorabilia table set up with past articles and artifacts that guests were encouraged to browse. Nikki Miller Beer acted as emcee this year and thanked the city of Nappanee, the majo
Nappanee Board of Public Works approves boiler repairs (opens the original)
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NAPPANEE â Thinking ahead to colder weather, work to repair or replace two boilers was approved by the board at Monday afternoonâs Board of Public Works and Safety meeting. The board approved replacing a boiler at the old Central School building/Main Street Suites. Mayor Phil Jenkins said they installed new boilers eight years ago and one of the boilers has an issue with the exhaust rusting so it needs to be replaced. They obtained two quotes and Jenkins suggested they go with the quote from
Nappanee Common Council gives initial nod to additional appropriations (opens the original)
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NAPPANEE â In preparation for readying for the 2027 budget, the council gave approval on first reading for an additional appropriations ordinance. Mayor Phil Jenkins explained there were a few items included in the ordinance. The first additional appropriation was in the public safety Local Option Income Tax fund in the amount of $60,000. He explained the city purchased a new pumper/tanker with the remainder of the fire station funds and the additional $60,000 is coming from the public safety
Motorcyclists to honor those who died on 9/11 (opens the original)
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Motorcyclists everywhere are invited on Saturday, Sept. 12, to remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks 25 years ago. The annual 9/11 Ride to Remember will be hosted by American Legion Riders. Sign-up for the estimated 60-mile ride is scheduled from 10-11:30 a.m. at Nappanee American Legion Post 154, located at 201 W. Lincoln St. The 9/11 Ride to Remember will begin and end at the American Legion, with kickstands up at noon. This will be an escorted ride with no stops.
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