Longtime Michigan City doctor joins Franciscan Physician Network
A longtime doctor in Michigan City is joining the Franciscan Physician Network along with his clinic.
Month: March 2021
IndyStar investigations into police dogs, nursing homes are finalists for national honors
Two IndyStar investigations — one that examined police dog use and another that exposed problems in the state’s nursing homes — are award finalists.
Exploring the universe: Marvel exhibit opens at MSI
“Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes,” which is starring in two galleries at the Museum of Science and Industry, continues through Oct. 24.
As March Madness begins, Mayor Joe Hogsett asks Indy to stick to COVID-19 safety basics
Wear masks, social distance, etc. to ensure March Madness tournament does not lead to COVID-19 spread, Mayor Hogsett says.
Chicago Detours event celebrates prominent women in virtual event
Chicago Detours is presenting a special online event showcasing special women with ties to the Windy City.
Indy high schools can go back to full-time in-person classes for the first time in a year
Marion County lifted restrictions on high schools, allowing students to return for full-time, in-person instruction for the first time in a year.
Even after pandemic, maybe Indianapolis should host entire NCAA tournament every year
Travel costs would diminish if teams were not boarding flights to cities all over the country.
Tinley Park Convention Center works to reach goal of 30,000 COVID vaccinations a week
Since it opened 10 years ago, the Tinley Park Convention Center has hosted everything from wedding receptions to civic expos to golf shows to punk rock concerts with acts including Naked Raygun and Me First and the Gimme Gimmes.
Winfield awards $1.41 million contract for 109th Avenue work
Announced earlier this year, the “long-awaited” project is set to improve the intersection of 109th Avenue and Grand Boulevard, which officials have called “very dangerous.”
Indian American Cultural Society donates to two area nonprofits
The Merrillville-based group presented two checks for $1,000 each to the Salvation Army in Lake County and Food Bank of Northwest Indiana.