ILEARN testing process gets an ‘F’
MICHIGAN CITY – The “good” news is five of the six public school districts in La Porte County scored higher on ILEARN testing than the state average.
Month: September 2019
Area prep football statistics, Week 2
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Forte opens Horseshoe Hammond sports book, lauds Bears offense
Former Bears Pro Bowl running back Matt Forte took part in the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Horseshoe Hammond’s new sports book Wednesday and looked ahead to the upcoming season.
Tight-knit Marian football has key returnees at key spots
Marian football enters the 2019 season with great team chemistry.
Packers, Bears reverse roles in 100th season opener
CHICAGO — The NFL’s oldest rivalry takes on a different look to open the league’s 100th season.
Jim Irsay turned down $3.2 billion offer for Colts
A team spokesperson told IndyStar the team is not for sale.
La Porte Hospital invites community to hear pianists perform Friday
La PORTE – All are invited to attend a free concert in the La Porte Hospital Chapel at noon on Friday.
Roof Sit to benefit kids’ shopping trips
La PORTE – Over half of the families – 56.1 percent – with children in La Porte County receive federal benefits to help buy food, according to the Healthcare Foundation of La Porte’s website, ten2030.org.
Tax abatement for continued growth
MICHIGAN CITY – A Michigan City cable designer and manufacturer that has seen major growth in the last three years is expected to continue growing after being approved for a tax abatement by the Common Council this week.
IU associate head swimming coach charged with intimidation
According to an affidavit, IU’s Mike Westphal threatened another swim coach to try to get him to agree to help merge swim clubs.
