‘Nature vs Everything’ exhibit opens at Lubeznik Center for the Arts
A new environmentally minded exhibit at the Lubeznik Center for the Arts in Michigan City explores “the perilous battle between humanity and the natural world.”
Month: January 2019
1,500 flights, trains canceled as subzero temps hit Illinois
CHICAGO — More than 1,500 flights are canceled at Chicago’s airports as plummeting double-digit subzero temperatures disrupt area air and rail transit.
UPDATE: Crews battle warehouse fire in Merrillville; negative temps rough on firefighters
MERRILLVILLE — Firefighters and police from multiple towns braved the negative temps to extinguish a heavy blaze at a warehouse in Merrillville’s industrial area. One firefighther suffered a minor injury.
EPA reschedules canceled East Chicago lead cleanup meeting after Trump lifts government shutdown
EAST CHICAGO — The U.S. EPA has rescheduled a community-requested public hearing on the West Calumet Housing Complex cleanup for Feb. 13.
South Dakota brewery plans for the future
Fernson Brewing Co. may be the largest brewer in Sioux Falls, distributing their locally made beer all over the city and to five states, but don’t mistake it as a beer behemoth set on world conquest.
Iowa school district starts food pantry
A conference room at a southeast Iowa school has been turned into a food pantry for students and their families.
‘I was happy the library wasn’t closed’; public buildings continue serving in frigid weather
Nichole Daniels appeared to be the only patron at the Valparaiso branch of the Porter County library system Wednesday morning.
Reunions
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Reunions
To submit a class reunion, email annette.arnold@nwi.com.