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Shirley Heinze Land Trust
Month: February 2019
EYE ON THE ARTS: Urban Legends: Haunts
The second exhibit in the “Urban Legends” series organized by South Shore Arts features the work of guerilla photographers who have been lured to Gary and other American cities to capture the haunting beauty of architectural ruins, some on the…
Employment in the Calumet Region
Lake County
Merrillville lands key parcel for community center construction
MERRILLVILLE — The Merrillville Park Department has acquired the remaining lots it sought for a future community center.
EDITORIAL: Citizens are best served by sheriff sale notices published in local newspapers
Last week, a divided Indiana House voted — against the public’s interest, we believe — to eliminate mandatory newspaper publication of sheriff’s sale notices. The House voted 62-34 to require the listings be posted on a sheriff’s or county government’s…
Often painless, less intrusive surgery opening NWI patient sinuses
One of the more common problems for which my patients require treatment is for difficulty in breathing, and the most common reason for patients to undergo sinus surgery is “chronic rhinosinusitis,” more commonly referred to as “chronic sinusitis.”
MARC CHASE: Health care innovation on full display in NWI
In our childhood, it was the stuff of science fiction novels:
Vandalism of shrine was a hate crime
The vandalism of the Shrine of Christ’s Passion needs to be considered a hate crime. Thank you to state lawmakers who support enacting hate crime legislation for Indiana.
ONE WOMAN’S WORLD: Government polar vortex is still roiling
I have just returned from a month of travel out of the country. During that time, I intentionally tuned out all things political. I needed a break.