A vision of La Porte
La PORTE — After a long summer of hard work, the 106-foot mural in Plaza 618 has been completed. The Visual Arts Council of La Porte invited locals to celebrate the gargantuan artwork by holding a ribbon cutting at the…
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Polls stay in schools – for now
MICHIGAN CITY — While La Porte County and Michigan City Area Schools officials have expressed a desire to move voting sites out of school buildings, the polls will likely remain in place, at least for November’s municipal election.
Daughters recount night mom died
MICHIGAN CITY — As the jury trial wrapped up Wednesday in the voluntary manslaughter case against a Long Beach man accused of killing his wife in 2012, the state indicated it may also pursue a lesser charge of reckless homicide.
Art in Nature to present ‘Mr. Canoe’ doc
MICHIGAN CITY — On Friday, at 7:30 p.m. Kristina Isabelle Dance and Tryon Farm Institute’s Art In Nature series will present “Mr. Canoe,” a documentary film about the life of Ralph Frese, master canoe builder, historian and expedition paddler and……
Alzheimer’s walk aims to raise funds, awareness
MICHIGAN CITY — The Alzheimer’s Association is inviting Northwest Indiana residents to join the fight to end Alzheimer’s disease by participating in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
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Lend A Hand Day slated
Independent MC mayoral candidate wants answers
MICHIGAN CITY — Jim LaRocco, independent candidate for mayor, believes every Michigan City voter should ask themselves what the incumbent mayor “has done for me, my family, my business and my neighborhood.”
Larkin’s children testify at manslaughter trial
MICHIGAN CITY – As the jury trial wrapped up Wednesday in the voluntary manslaughter case against a Long Beach man accused of killing his wife in 2012, the state indicated it may also pursue a lesser charge of reckless homicide.