USW leaders continue anti-Nippon campaign
The United Steelworkers union voiced concerns about Nippon Steel’s stance in a recent tariff case.
The United Steelworkers union voiced concerns about Nippon Steel’s stance in a recent tariff case.
The quintessential rock musical “The Who’s Tommy” is thrillingly alive again on Broadway. And just a few blocks away is a new rock show featuring music by Huey Lewis and the News.
The felony confinement charge typically carries a potential sentence of one to six years behind bars, records show.
Brown Faces, Green Spaces is planning a beach cleanup at Marquette Park in Gary’s Miller Beach neighborhood Saturday for its 5th Annual Earth Day Kickoff.
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West Side Theatre Guild will present “Two Trains Running” at 7 p.m. April 19 and 20 at West Side Theatre in Gary.
More than 100 people turned out for a ribbon-cutting ceremony for HealthLinc’s latest clinic in Michigan City.
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White Lodging earned national recognition as an exceptional workplace.
Nearly 100 artists will exhibit their work at the 30th Annual Juried Art Exhibition at the Art Barn School of Art outside Valparaiso.