Google warns some employees of measles exposure at Silicon Valley headquarters, report says
Health department officials confirmed that a person infected with measles visited the Google campus.
Month: April 2019
Tyler Nelson necessary to Andrean’s success this young season
Tyler Nelson necessary to Andrean’s baseball success this young season
Becknell Industrial firm plans $20 million investment in Merrillville
MERRILLVILLE — Becknell Industrial has plans to build another large facility in Merrillville after finding a tenant for an existing building it has in town.
Shared lanes eyed for Sheridan Beach
MICHIGAN CITY — Residents of Sheridan Beach may see shared lane markings along Lake Shore Drive this summer if the city is able to identify a funding source.
Kankakee Valley’s Emma Sark excels in her role
Kankakee Valley’s Emma Sark excels in her leadership role with the Kougars softball team.
Speer to step down at Hammond Academy, take position at Hanover Central
Eric Speer to step down at Hammond Academy, take position at Hanover Central
Local ‘pirate’ also an innovator
MICHIGAN CITY — He goes by the name of Captain Ed. He dresses like a pirate — sans eye patch and hook; carries and a sword, and is particularly fond of colorful, flamboyant costumes.
Steady revenue forecast sets stage for final negotiations on new state budget
INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosier lawmakers learned Wednesday that Indiana is expected to collect roughly the same amount of tax revenue as the estimate they’ve been using since December to craft the state’s next two-year budget.
Police: Cameras nab pier vandals
MICHIGAN CITY – A man and a teenager were arrested Friday morning for allegedly defacing the lighthouse pier in Washington Park, two of the first arrests courtesy of a security system installed earlier this year.
Porter County releases comprehensive report on storm water, highways, development
VALPARAISO — Permits were issued for more than $68 million in residential construction last year in unincorporated portions of Porter County.