Get Healthy: In building self-esteem, the little things mean a lot
Have you ever felt a sense of accomplishment from completing simple, small tasks such as cooking a pot of homemade soup or sending a belated thank-you note?
Month: September 2024
Take It Outside Challenge wins state Park and Recreation Association award
The Forest Preserve District of Will County’s 2023 Take It Outside Challenge has received the Outstanding Environmental Education Program Award from the Illinois Park and Recreation Association.
10 Fun Things To Do in Northern Indiana this weekend, September 5 – September 8
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Merrillville firefighters form union
The Merrillville Professional Firefighters Local 5489 received its charter of incorporation during Tuesday’s Town Council meeting, just a few days before Labor Day.
NWI Business Ins and Outs: Sip, Scented Science, San Jose Restaurant, Tamaleria Teloloapan, Lady’s Gourmet Popcorn, Infusion, hot dog joint and avocado toast trailer opening
NWI Business Ins and Outs: Sip, Scented Science, San Jose Restaurant, Tamaleria Teloloapan, Lady’s Gourmet Popcorn, Infusion, hot dog joint and avocado toast trailer opening
Environmental advocates sound alarm as IDEM considers EC waste processor’s permit renewal
Tradebe Treatment and Recycling’s facility in East Chicago has repeatedly violated environmental regulations. Environmental advocates want regulators to do more to ensure its future compliance.
Fascinating Fort Wayne: Indiana town features trendy restaurants, a conservatory and more
Taking his interest in food to a uber-high level, Sean Richardson once spent more than a week in Vietnam studying the culinary intricacies of pho.
Union membership has been declining in Indiana but seeing new signs of life
Union membership has continued to decline in Indiana around the country over the past decade but organized labor is enjoying historic highs of popularity and showing new signs of life.
Pullman Porter Museum expanding, planning campus and labor tourism district
The National A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum is doubling in size. It closed about a year ago to undergo an expansion. It’s planning to further expand into a full-fledged campus and create a what it’s billing as the nation’s…
AT HOME WITH MARNI JAMESON: When love is in the air, so is money
Love comes at a price. How well I know. This October, I will host my third wedding in eight years. Not all mine, thank goodness. The first was mine, a lovely, curated affair for 50 guests. Two years ago, my…