Month: April 2021
It’s best to ease into old routines after a year of isolation
While much of the focus when it came to senior citizens and dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic tended toward protecting them from the potential physical effects of the virus, another serious issue may have been escaping notice — the mental…
Tips for shopping, cooking when it’s just you or two
A single person may encounter a few challenges when it comes to shopping, cooking and dining.
Oscar Countdown: Day 14: Adapted Screenplay
We’ve pretty much moved into lock-it-up mode for “Nomadland” in this category and a win for Chloe Zhao, who also directed. This year, it’s hard to take the writers guild’s winner in this category and apply it to the Oscars,…
Former McGill factory with more than century of history winding down operations in Valparaiso
Workers have been filling orders remaining orders for bearings for Black Hawk helicopters and winding down operations at a factory long run by McGill Manufacturing, which was founded in Valparaiso 116 years ago and has been an institution ever since.
WATCH NOW: COVID changes the nature of funerals
Funerals held early in the pandemic were tough on loved ones who had to do without comforting hugs from those who came to pay their respects, local funeral home directors and religious leaders said.
‘Clear the Capitol,’ Vice President Mike Pence pleaded, according to timeline of riot
New details about the Capitol riot are contained in a previously undisclosed document from the Pentagon that was obtained by The Associated Press.
Crown Point launches new website, app
Adam Graper, the city’s director of media/information technology, told The Times the new website offers streamlined information for residents.
Indianapolis crime: Child shot outside Skateland skating rink on the west side
The shooting reported outside the northwest side skating rink happened Saturday evening. The young victim is in Riley Hospital.
Briggs: With no identity or candidates, Indiana Democrats starting over under new chairman
There are few rising stars in the state party, and even fewer willing to risk wasting their time to run where Republicans are heavy favorites.