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Crowel celebrates 7 years making things ‘cozy’ in Bremen

October 27, 2011

By
Angel Perkins, Editor

Kathy Crowel says that when she opened her shop in October of 2004 she wanted to bring things “cozy” to her customers.
The Cozy Home Shop, 111 W. Plymouth St., in Bremen does just that offering new and quality used items for sale. Crowel said that most of what she offers was acquired from auctions and estate sales and she tries to pass on affordable prices.
“I try to keep things reasonable,” she explained. “If I can I will pass on the savings if I paid less for it.”

Bremen chosen to be part of two pilot programs

October 27, 2011

By
Michelle Donaghey, Correspondent

Bremen has been chosen to be part of two, interrelated pilot programs from the IDOE (Indiana Department of Education). One will allow juniors to take the ACT test for free reported
While there are “a lot of hoops to jump through” Bremen High School Principal Bruce Jennings told school board members he thinks it will ultimately be a great thing for Bremen High School.
“Last spring, we signed a memorandum of understanding with the IDOE to participate in these two pilot programs,” he said, “And we are excited to be chosen as leaders in this opportunity to improve Indiana’s public schools.”

School earns more than $5K in books through book fair

October 27, 2011

Students at Bremen Elementary-Middle School will be reading plenty of new books this fall, thanks to the highly successful Scholastic Book Fair.
The school earned more than $5,000 in books based on a sales total of $9,514.78 from the event, held Oct. 3 through Oct. 7.
Principal Larry Yelaska pointed out that purchasing from the book fair is a win-win.

Local pumpkin patch a family enterprise

October 20, 2011

By
Angel Perkins, Editor

Around the quiet, serpentine neighborhood of Lake of the Woods one can find a little spot that bursts with seasonal color.
Located at 9082 N. Shore Drive, Carson’s Pumpkin Patch has a little bit of everything in fall decor including pumpkins and gourds in many shapes and sizes. Dennis and Judy Redman started the little patch when Carson, their only grandchild, was just 2.
Now 4, the young man is said to believe the whole thing, including grandpa’s collection display of Farmall tractors, are all his.

Home benefits Habitat, athletes

October 20, 2011

By
Angel Perkins, Editor

Instead of being a shelter for its residents, a home located on the corner of Maple and East streets will benefit not only those intending to fix up their homes, but also some area athletes.
Town officials purchased the property with the intention of tearing it down to put up a girls softball diamond. Before they do that though, they decided to let the structure be a benefit to the general public another way.

New facility added to Doctors Hospital and Neuromuscular Center

October 20, 2011

By
Michelle Donaghey, Correspondent

A new medical facility will soon be added at Doctors Hospital and Neuromuscular Center.
Dewayne Long, CEO for Doctors Hospital has announced that Physicians Hospital System is building a new state-of-the-art adult acute care psychiatric hospital in Bremen. The facility is to be located behind the Doctors Hospital and Neuromuscular Center, an in-patient physical rehabilitation center and is currently under construction at the location on Whitlock and Grant streets. 

Bremen students becoming computer savvy

October 20, 2011

By
Michelle Donaghey, Correspondent

It seems every day we hear about updates and upgrades in technology with computers, phones or iPads. Students today need to learn and know how to use it if they want to be prepared, especially for college and the workplace.
Teachers and staff at Bremen Public Schools are making sure that students will be technologically savvy and are working to make that happen, even at the Elementary School level. 

College GO! Week, homecoming, book fair BPS successes

October 20, 2011

By
Michelle Donaghey, Correspondent

College plans are something students are now thinking about at younger ages than in the past.
“College GO! Week” was recognized Sept. 26 through Sept. 30 and celebrated at the Bremen Schools K-8 building. Teachers kicked off the event by wearing their college apparel and students were encouraged to sign a name card on the bulletin board display, which listed the college that they would like to attend in the future. “This week was a great way to get our students thinking about college or career plans,” said principal, Larry Yelaska.

Local philanthropic group publishes book

October 20, 2011

By
Angel Perkins, Editor

Like many other service organizations the Bremen Delta Theta (Psi Iota Xi) group has seen a significant decline in membership due to people’s busy schedules. “Members of the Bremen Chapter, Theta Delta, decided to write a children’s story that highlighted some of the projects the organization donates to on the local, state, and national level  as a tool to attract new members,” explained co-president Pam Gunterman (who shares the title with Janet Davis). “The little story turned out quite well. We had it illustrated and printed to share with other chapters.

Art show features local, area talent

October 20, 2011

By
Angel Perkins, Editor

An art show put on by the Delta Theta Psi Iota Xi sorority and Bremen Public Library featured local and area artisans of many types of crafts for viewing and for sale.
Keeping with encouraging the organization’s attentions to speech and hearing and support of the arts, music and literacy the Bremen Public Library was the natural choice for a location to host the fair — that and the fact that a member (Arlene Dettbrenner) is also a library employee (bookkeeper).

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