Country club sues its own waiter after wine spilled on customer’s rare luxury purse
A New Jersey woman sued a country club for $30,000 in damages when a waiter spilled wine on her purse. Now, the club is suing the waiter.
Month: November 2019
Are rent-to-own agreements a good deal?
Rent-to-own agreements can be a way for people who lack a good credit rating or down payment to still eventually buy a home. But there are pitfalls to avoid.
Real estate business owner accused of discriminating against Latino community to pay $395K
Marshall Welton, who operates Casas Baratas Aqui, was accused last year of targeting the Latino community with “predatory” homeownership deals.
Michigan City ready for new era under Tom Wells
Michigan City is set for its first season under coach Tom Wells.
Crown Point Plan Commission OKs Crown Village East development
CROWN POINT — The Broadway corridor is about to welcome more development.
Ross, Burnett look to defend Andrean’s first state title
Juniors Kyle Ross and Deshon Burnett will have more of a leadership role this season for Andrean, which claimed its first state championship last year.
Crimson Joe wants in the Mascot Hall of Fame
Crimson Joe was seen peeking into the windows of the Mascot Hall of Fame in Whiting last week.
Meer case sent to Porter County
MICHIGAN CITY —After the last two judges in La Porte County recused themselves from hearing the criminal case against Michigan City Mayor Ron Meer on Friday, the case has been moved to Porter County.
‘Missing’ city items not missing
MICHIGAN CITY – After a city councilman alleged in October that 40 or more pieces of equipment were missing or had been stolen from Michigan City Central Services, three representatives from that department attended last week’s council meeting to refut…