O’Donnell seeks At-Large City Council seat
La PORTE — A new face has entered the race for City Council At-Large. Robert O’Donnell was inspired to start his campaign shortly after the municipal primary in May.
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Women in Leadership will hold Technical Seminar
La PORTE — The annual Women in Leadership of La Porte County’s annual Technical Seminar will be held on Aug. 7 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The location is the LEAP Office, 809 Washington St., La Porte.
Area Briefs
Mid-Summer Basketball Shoot-Out is Saturday
Praising the Lord for over a century
MICHIGAN CITY – Janie Lee Jones says thanking God and counting one’s blessings are the real secrets to health and happiness. And it seems to be working.
Teen wants speedy murder trial
MICHIGAN CITY – Against the advice of his attorney, a 16-year-old murder suspect requested a fast and speedy trial in his case on Thursday.
Trying to save more lives
MICHIGAN CITY – La Porte County Sheriff John Boyd knows that police officers are often first on the scene in life-threatening situations, and he wants to help assure more positive outcomes in such cases.
Crossing it off his ‘Bucket List’
THREE OAKS, Mich. — To hear him tell it, Robert Swan, possibly the longest lasting and most prolific opera impresario in the area, can’t be stopped.
Combat ship carries on legacy
PORTAGE – The Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor will host Indiana’s first U.S. Navy vessel commissioning ceremony when the USS Indianapolis littoral combat ship is commissioned on Saturday, Oct. 26, at the facility on Lake Michigan.
Award-winning animator visits LCA
MICHIGAN CITY — Michigan City residents and visitors will soon have the opportunity to enjoy a rare “behind the scenes” look at the world of animated films.