Denise Fedorow

Indiana

Writer and Columnist at Freelance

Writer and Columnist at Municipal Magazine

Writer and Columnist at The Goshen News

Freelance writer, columnist, journalist & children's author. Home fragrance consultant & leader/coach. Loves her grandkids, music, dancing, COFFEE.

Articles

Syracuse council resolves street, redistricting issues

1 week ago | goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow

SYRACUSE — A special Syracuse council meeting was held Wednesday morning to resolve two issues left unresolved from last week’s regular council meeting. Things got a little heated at times over both issues — whether the council should declare a paved alley a town road and whether they should change the make-up of the town council. In the end, they did both. The town has been maintaining a paved road/alley known as Medusa Court for over 60-70 years but discovered it was not actually a town road.
Nappanee board awards contracts

1 week ago | goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow

NAPPANEE — Nappanee Board of Public Works and Safety members made quick work of the agenda Monday afternoon and awarded several contracts for projects. The board awarded a contract for new stormwater piping along the wooded wetlands by McCormick Creek Golf Course and the Scout cabin to Kent Excavating. At the last board meeting, they received three quotes and Kent Excavating was the low bid with a bid of $8,242.50.
Syracuse Council Declares Paved Road As A Street And Moves To Change Council Makeup

1 week ago | timesuniononline.com | Denise Fedorow

Posted Wednesday, May 28, 2025 12:00 am SYRACUSE - Things got a little heated at times during the special Syracuse Town Council meeting Wednesday morning to resolve two issues left unresolved at last week’s regular council meeting.
Nappanee Historic Preservation Commission re-established

1 week ago | goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow

NAPPANEE — After being defunct for a number of years, the Nappanee Historic Preservation Commission has been re-established and since May is National Historic Preservation Month, it seemed a good time to let the public know that the commission has been actively meeting since March of this year.
A fine day for fine art in Syracuse

1 week ago | goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow

SYRACUSE — The weather on Saturday was perfect for the 11th annual Chautauqua-Wawasee Fine Arts Festival at Oakwood Resort — a little too cool for swimming, but pleasant for walking the grounds and visiting the variety of vendors involved in the festival. Many of the vendors reported having a very good day.
Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber presents awards at annual banquet

2 weeks ago | goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow

SYRACUSE — After a delay of a couple of months due to a change in the executive director position at the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber, members gathered Thursday night at the Oakwood Events Center to present the annual awards. Chamber Board Chair Chris Scheeren acted as emcee and introduced the new Chamber Director Brent Randall. Randall shared a little about himself, saying he was a Wawasee High School graduate, and he grew up in North Webster.
Horizon Transport Launches ‘SeeAmerica250’ Campaign

2 weeks ago | rvbusiness.com | Denise Fedorow

WAKARUSA, Ind. – Next year our nation will be celebrating its 250th birthday — the semiquincentennial of the signing of the Declaration of Independence – and Rob Jackson, president/owner of Horizon Transport wants to give everyone an opportunity to participate in this historic event. To that end, the company has created a new webpage –www.SeeAmerica250.com.
Kountry Cabinets celebrates grand opening

2 weeks ago | goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow

NAPPANEE — The rain on Tuesday moved the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Kountry Cabinets indoors, but that allowed attendees the opportunity to enjoy the bright, spacious showroom longer. Virgil Yoder welcomed everyone to what is now the third location for Kountry Cabinets. They started down the road from their current location inside part of Borkholder’s Furniture’s building. They then moved downtown and now have built a new showroom at 352 Shawnee Drive with a warehouse next door.
Public hearings, other items pack Syracuse council chambers

2 weeks ago | goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow

SYRACUSE — There was a packed house at Tuesday’s Syracuse Council meeting with several people out in the hall for the 2 ½-hour-long meeting. While there were two public hearings, most attending were there for non-agenda items — an issue with a right of way "street" and support for a food truck.
Food truck owner rallies supporters to attend Syracuse council meeting

2 weeks ago | goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow

SYRACUSE — More than 40 people showed up to the Syracuse Town Council meeting Tuesday night to support Michele Camacho and her husband, owners of Twisted Tiki food truck. The supporters waited over two hours for a chance to speak and several stood out in the hallway for the duration of the meeting as it was standing room only 10 minutes before the meeting started.