Woman without vehicle bikes 15 miles to sign paperwork for free Chevy Equinox
MUNSTER — In sweltering heat, Lolita Whitehead and her daughter rode their bikes Wednesday from their Gary home to The Times of Northwest Indiana office.
Month: June 2019
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Public Records Commission to meet
Indiana Army Band, La Porte County Symphony Brass quintet to perform at Fox Park
La PORTE — On Tuesday at 7 p.m., the 38th Infantry Division Band Indiana Army National Guard will feature their Show Band, Jazz Combo and Concert Band at Fox Park amphitheater as part of the Arts in the Park summer…
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A tale of romance and history
MICHIGAN CITY — On the cover of Janet Beutner’s new book, “When Lilacs Bloom,” stands a Victorian-style home from the mid-1800s.
Exploring a family’s political divide
MICHIANA SHORES — Dunes Summer Theatre will examine the country’s political divide through the optics of an American family when it opens its latest production, “Other Desert Cities,” on Friday.
Thursday Democratic debate: Who were the winners and losers
Kamala Harris won, Joe Biden lost, and others who had — or didn’t have — breakout moments during Thursday’s Democratic debate.
'Because I couldn't get it done': Pete Buttigieg responds to diminishing diversity in South Bend police force
Pete Buttigieg said that when he looks in the eye’s of Eric Logan’s mothers, he has to face the fact that he can’t do anything to bring her son back.
Summer festivals in full swing
• The annual Hobart Jaycee Fest moves to the newly renovated Brickie Bowl, as the 21 and older event kicks off on Friday with The Hurricane Reggae Band (7 p.m.) and The High Street Band (9 p.m.).
Joe Biden, Kamala Harris square off as Democratic rivals go on the attack on the debate stage
On the debate stage in Miami, Joe Biden, the undisputed frontrunner, faced some of the most pointed and personal jabs thus far in the campaign.