Hotels to adopt new cleaning standards in wake of coronavirus outbreak
Hotels plan to adopt new cleaning standards in wake of coronavirus outbreak.
Month: May 2020
Could coronavirus be to blame for higher-than-average number of deaths?
A total of 1,857 deaths in Lake County so far this year was about 16.5% higher than the average number of deaths during the first quarter between 2016 and 2019, data showed.
Wine can be great last-minute gift
It’s been a difficult year to shop for Mother’s Day gifts. With non-essential businesses still not up and running like they normally would be, there hasn’t been an opportunity to browse through aisles to pick out a perfect gift.
Portage woman a mother to more than 400 children
“(Foster care) is the love of my life. I’ll have to slow down a little because my husband is not here.”
Judge rules in favor of Nora residents in controversial development of Haverstick Woods
A judge ruled in favor of Nora residents who sued the city for allowing a controversial development on Keystone Avenue.
‘For rent’ sign goes up at Crown Theatre
TSA Properties, LLC, is looking for a new tenant to occupy the former Crown Theatre building along North Court Street.
What Greenfield looks like as it opens back up after coronavirus restrictions
Greenfield, the county seat of Hancock County, is opening back up, following weeks of coronavirus-related restrictions.
Futures File: Meat prices move higher
Livestock prices had been in a sharp decline for most of the year due to knock-on effects from the coronavirus outbreak. Initially, Chinese economic woes sapped demand for meat exports, and then U.S. turmoil added to concerns about consumers’ willingne…
Woman backs car across 4 lanes, into pizzeria in Downtown Indianapolis
A woman escaped injury Saturday night after she backed her car across four lanes of traffic and into a pizzeria in Downtown Indianapolis.
Op-ed: Understanding the cost of not returning to campus this fall
We would rather try to return and have to scale back than not try at all, Jasper and Lauren MacLean write.