Westville Correctional gardens provide food for area pantries
WESTVILLE — Something’s growing at the Westville Correctional Facility and it’s providing a boost to local organizations helping feed the hungry.
Month: June 2020
Gondeck to replace retiring Arter as principal at Queen of All Saints
MICHIGAN CITY — After working in virtually every aspect of education over an 18-year career, Kimberly M. Gondeck will be moving up to a new position.
Honor Rolls
MICHIGAN CITY — Michigan City High School has announced its honor roll and principal’s honor students for the fourth grading period of the 2019-20 school year.
Valparaiso city attorney appointed to the Northwest Regional Development Authority
The RDA has been a major player for projects in the Region, including the Gary/Chicago International Airport runway expansion and the local Lake Michigan shoreline enhancements.
Sheriff’s police to review allegation Schererville employees mistreated 74-year-old, his son
A 46-year-old man was charged with misdemeanor battery in February after a confrontation with Schererville’s public works director. The man and his father say the director was the aggressor and town employees created a false narrative about the confron…
Railroad tracks at South Broad Street to close, town says
During the closure, no vehicles, bicycles or pedestrians will be allowed to cross the tracks.
14-year-old reported missing from Merrillville
Mayson James Stawarz was reported missing since June 14 from Merrillville, according to a report from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
PPP loan deadline for small business owners fast approaching
PPP loan deadline fast approaching
Car cruise, Taste of Crown Point still planned for this summer, officials say
In a press release Wednesday, the city’s Special Events Administrator Diana Bosse said Crown Point plans to resume special events come July 6.
Different kind of summer for RailCats manager Greg Tagert
This will be a different kind of June for Greg Tagert. July and August, too.