Day 16: Film Editing
There’s one great irony in the Film Editing category this year, and it resides with “The Irishman.” That Netflix release is a whopping three and a half hours long. Take the category’s title at its basest meaning, and it’d be…
Month: January 2020
Great Lakes Naval Station on lockdown, employees told to take cover
The station urged people “take cover in nearest building or structure.” Those inside were told to “run, hide, fight” and “await instruction.”
Peoples Bank reports record income in 2019, up 29.6% from the previous year
Munster-based Peoples Bank turned a record profit of $12.1 million last year.
Indianapolis is getting a cereal cafe, and it’s opening next to a CBD dispensary
An Indianapolis CBD dispensary owner is opening Higher Life Cereal Cafe next door. It will have 100-plus cereals and Pop-Tarts ice cream sandwiches.
IUN chancellor candidates to visit campus beginning next week
Four candidates to succeed Chancellor William Lowe will meet with students, faculty and staff from Jan. 26 to Feb. 7.
Lifelong resident of Lake Station fills school board vacancy
On Thursday evening Brent A. Watts was appointed to fill the at-large position vacancy during a special meeting.
The middleman: How Lev Parnas joined Team Trump and became Rudy Giuliani’s fixer in Ukraine
Lev Parnas was once so close to Rudy Giuliani, he named Giuliani his son’s godfather. Now Parnas is cooperating with the Trump impeachment inquiry.
New hotel opens in Michigan City
The Holiday Inn Express & Suites will employ about 25 workers.
Planting Possibilities employment services nonprofit lands accreditation
The nonprofit works to provide employment and job skill training for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Lake County.
CBS looks back at shocking Lakeville prom night murders
LAKEVILLE – Jessi Toronjo was just 9 years old when she returned from a sleepover at a friend’s house to find out her mother, stepfather and two sisters were murdered.