Brain-eating amoebas kill woman; doctors warn others
SEATTLE — When a 69-year-old Seattle woman underwent brain surgery earlier this year at Swedish Medical Center, her doctors were stumped.
Month: December 2018
Fiber questions answered
Q: I (and maybe many others) have usually pulled off many of the strings that are on the segments of tangerines and clementines and discarded them. I do this because they occasionally get stuck between my teeth, but probably more…
Crime in Porter County
Dec. 18-Dec. 19
Teen hosting toy giveaway Sunday in Gary
Aaliyah Stewart has given back to her birthplace of Gary by trying to prevent the type of violence that took the lives of her two brothers there.
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Women’s Conference 2018 by Purdue Alumni Association’s International Council of Purdue Women
Network with like-minded women. Foster your personal, professional, and intellectual well-being. Participate in focused learning and growth opportu…
GIRLS BASKETBALL: Wolves upend Satellites for The Kup
Annika Ehrlich scored a career-high 19 points and the Wolves held the Satellites to 17 points over the final three quarters for the win.
Goodwin, Harvey lead Notre Dame past Jacksonville
SOUTH BEND — Mike Brey loved the 100 points, and especially the 39 from his ever-shrinking bench, but it was the season-high 24 assists that most delighted him.
Lake Commissioners honor legal adviser John Dull
CROWN POINT — The Lake County Board of Commissioners honored its long-time legal adviser Wednesday.
Purdue’s lineup change pays off in 95-67 rout of Ohio
WEST LAFAYETTE — Matt Painter sensed Purdue needed a change Thursday.
GOP caucuses determine new members of Dyer and St. John Town Councils
Two caucuses were held Thursday evening, adding a council member to both the Dyer and St. John Town Councils, replacing leaders who have been elected to other positions.