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BHS tennis awards

June 13, 2013

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Staff report

Winning an award in spring tennis at Bremen High School, from left: Andrea Strehler – Mental Attitude, NSC Honorable Mention; Morgan Smith – Captain, MVP, Most Wins, #1 Singles All District, All NSC; Haley Foster – Captain, ITCA Academic All-State, Most Improved, All NSC; Cassie Sears – Most Improved, All NSC; and Heidi Prawat – Coaches Award. Not pictured: Alexa Harshbarger – All NSC.

New record

June 13, 2013

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Staff report

Jasmine Schafer, Vianca Montesdeoca, Marisa Browning and Katelyn Aguayo set a new Bremen High School record during track season in the 4 x 100m relay. They broke the old record set in 2001 by Amy Leeper, Jaclyn Jennings, Molly Hudson and Andrea Matejka. The new record is 51.21.

Right stuff? Write stuff.

June 13, 2013

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Staff report

The Bremen Enquirer is looking for writers.
If you’d like to write about news, sports and events in the northwest Marshall County area and make some extra money while you do it, contact The Bremen Enquirer at enquirer@fourway.net.

On to tomorrow: BHS Class of 2013 graduates

June 13, 2013

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Staff report

Bremen High School’s 123rd annual Commencement Ceremony was Sunday, June 9, in the school gym. Ninety-eight seniors took part in the ceremony, school officials said, while 100 graduated BHS this year. More photos and coverage are available in this week's Bremen Enquirer.

How to make your life really count

June 13, 2013

By
Ben Hammond, columnist

I hurriedly buckled my son up in his car seat, slid the door of the minivan shut, and reached for my own door.
Hoping to be safely in my seat before the oncoming traffic sent me hurling through the air, I was in no mood for a lengthy conversation.
I had precariously parked on the side of a narrow and busy street so my family could take part in one of our favorite pastimes browsing through a thrift shop.
Having discovered nothing that was suitable for purchasing, I was risking my life to corral my family back into the van.

TobyMac headlining Friend Fest

June 13, 2013

By
Katey Molden

NAPPANEE — Summer is here, which is nice for outdoor events, but especially for one extravagant event set for later this month – a concert featuring Christian artist TobyMac and 21 other performers. 
The WFRN Friend Fest of this year is scheduled for Friday, June 21, and Saturday, June 22. 
Those in Nappanee will be closest to the location, but it is an event that many people have gone to in the past and will again attend this year.
Music often comes with the season of summer, and that is why the WFRN Friend Fest will be quite a hit in the Marshall County area.

Bremen Church of God donates time

June 13, 2013

By
Staff report

The Bremen Church of God spent three hours on Saturday, June 8, serving their community by washing cars for free – no donations accepted – and handing out free bottles of water outside the Bremen Pizza Hut. "We washed 37 cars and gave out an estimated 300 bottles of water," Pastor Jaree Kratzer said. "This was an opportunity for us to serve our community."

Become involved in stopping elder abuse locally

June 7, 2013

By
Erica Costello, director of APS

Each year, thousands of seniors living in our communities are victims of elder abuse, neglect and financial exploitation.
According to the National Center on Elder Abuse, it is estimated that 1-2 million Americans, age 65 or older have been injured, exploited or otherwise mistreated by someone whom they depend on for care or protection.
However, many of these cases go unreported to law enforcement or other investigative agencies.
In Elkhart County, Adult Protective Services is responsible for investigating any good faith report that alleges abuse, neglect, or exploitation.

Leman officially joins town council

June 6, 2013

By
Lindsay Hudkins

BREMEN — Councilman Trend Weldy officially resigned his position at the town council’s meeting on Tuesday, May 28.
Michael Leman was officially sworn in as his replacement and will serve through 2016.
Three Republican precinct committee members voted 2-1 during a caucus meeting in April to select Leman, co-owner of Bremen-based Precision Painting.
Along with Leman, a Bremen native, Bremen Elementary School employee Maria Mikel and Sheila Kelty, who served as vice president of Community Hospital of Bremen from 2005 to 2009, sought the seat.

Walk/run planned for Bremenite with cancer

June 6, 2013

By
Staff Report

BREMEN — A walk/run is being organized for June to help a Bremen resident, diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, pay for treatment.
Ginger Smith, race director, is seeking sponsors and donations for “Eye Jog for Jake” 5K OffRoad Walk/Run.
This race is being held to raise funds to cover medical expenses for 26-year-old Jake Sahlhoff, a Bremen resident diagnosed with a rare form of cancer.
Sahlhoff was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma in August 2012, according to Smith.

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