History told through photos
La PORTE — You might not know his name, but you’ve probably seen his photos.
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Nine hours of music
MICHIGAN CITY — For Kate Wakefield, lead singer and cellist for the band Lung, the cello, more commonly associated with classical music, can add a lot to rock.
‘Summer’ teaching job lasts two decades
MICHIGAN CITY – Dr. Laura Rosillo accepted a teaching position at Ivy Tech Community College’s Michigan City campus in 1996 – a one-summer stint before resuming her medical training.
‘Making children’s lives better’
La PORTE – Family Advocates Court Youth Advocate Program (CYA) celebrated six years of helping at-risk youth with an anniversary gathering of the program’s partners.
‘Making children’s lives better’
La PORTE – Family Advocates Court Youth Advocate Program (CYA) celebrated six years of helping at-risk youth with an anniversary gathering of the program’s partners.
Getting tough on school bus safety
INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric Holcomb on Wednesday ceremonially signed into law legislation co-sponsored by an area legislator that toughens penalties for drivers who fail to stop when a school bus stop arm is extended.
MC man electrocuted while working on power line in Michigan
NILES, Mich. — A Michigan City man was killed while working on an overhead electrical line in Southwest Michigan late Friday morning, according to police.
Celebrating the end of school
MICHIGAN CITY – It was all sunny skies and wide smiles for the Start of Summer Community Tailgate at Joe Hawkins Park on Wednesday afternoon.
Looking for ‘worst case scenarios’
MICHIGAN CITY – When county officials signed off last month on the sale of a parcel of land once considered a brownfield, it marked the end of a long and costly process of environmental remediation.
Church Briefs
All listings must be submitted in writing by noon Thursday for inclusion in Saturday’s Church Briefs. Listings may be emailed to ahaverstick@heraldargus.com.