Advisories issued for two Dunes beaches due to high bacteria levels
Visitors are being urged to stay out of the water at the Portage Lakefront and West Beach at Indiana Dunes National Park.
Month: September 2021
Lilly accused of discriminating against older adults, favoring young, attractive people
Two applicants who applied to work at the pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and Co., said they didn’t get the hired because of age discrimination.
New quarantine guidance allows asymptomatic students back to school, including in Crown Point
CROWN POINT — Just one day after announcing a mask mandate, Crown Point Community School Corp. modified its quarantine policy to follow a new executive order that could bring hundreds of students back to the classroom immediately.
Is it COVID, RSV, allergies or a common cold? Here’s what you need to know
Symptoms often overlap so there’s one (relatively) sure way to distinguish a run-of-the-mill cold from the more serious novel coronavirus.
Former Porter County cop fails to dodge 4-year-old child abuse case
“In the case at bar, the amended charging information provides the Defendant with sufficient notice of the charges against him,” Fish wrote in his order.
Op-Ed: Labor Day is a great day to effect workplace change. Here’s how.
This Labor Day, let all workers pledge to take the first step toward investing in themselves and their families, writes a trade union vice president.
Northwest Health–Porter offers new treatment for cardiovascular disease
Northwest Health – Porter Hospital in Valparaiso has rolled out a new state-of-the-art treatment for plaque in coronary arteries.
LaPorte mandates masks for unvaccinated city employees
Employees not vaccinated must also be tested once a week for the virus and have daily temperature checks.
Export Indiana Accelerator Program aims to help businesses reach international market
Indiana Small Business Development Center’s Export Indiana Accelerator Program has been helping businesses across the state like Portage-based BNutty reach international markets.
650 were quarantined in Lake Central, but new executive order brought many back to school
Lake Central School Corp. reported 650 students and staff in quarantine, even with a mask mandate, but new state guidance helped lower that number overnight.