‘Honest and unfiltered art’
MICHIGAN CITY — The Michigan City Public Library hosted a Family Zine-making Workshop ahead of the annual Zine and Small Press Fest.
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Meer touts improvements at State of the City Address
MICHIGAN CITY – “There is no doubt that Michigan City is better off than they were seven years ago.”
LP schools boost social media presence
La PORTE — La Porte Community Schools have been stepping up their social media game by implementing student and staff participation.
Learning to challenge assumptions
HAMLET — Sophia Hutson has a thing for robots, and wants to be a detective when she grows up.
Goal is cleaner air in Michigan City
MICHIGAN CITY – City officials will have help in their efforts at getting a handle on greenhouse gas emissions, and tracking the effects of climate change and how they could affect the city.
More cops on road for prom season
La PORTE — The La Porte County Sheriff’s office and La Porte County DUI Task Force will be increasing enforcement and patrols around prom and post-prom sites this spring hoping to deter alcohol use and eliminate alcohol-related crashes among prom…
Man accused in baby’s death denied bond
MICHIGAN CITY — A Coolspring Township father accused of battering his 8-week-old son to death was denied a bond reduction in La Porte Superior Court 1 on Thursday.
Kids make an impact
MICHIGAN CITY – High school students can do much more than just go to school, and the Michigan City Exchange Club honored three local seniors Tuesday with various awards and $400 checks for their college educations.
Compassion part of curriculum
MICHIGAN CITY – “Compassion and empathy is a learned skill and, once learned and used, spreads to others resulting in a community of mutual compassion.”
Forum to shed light on autism
MICHIGAN CITY – “Autism impacts all racial, ethnic and socioeconomic groups,” according to Joanne Tedesco of the Michigan City Human Rights Commission.