Worship at The Presbyterian Church of La Porte
La PORTE — On Sunday Rev. Peggy Huston will preach from the text on the walk to Emmaus with the sermon “Broken Hope,” live at 9:30 a.m. CST on the church’s Facebook page, PresbyterianChurchof LaPorte.
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Community can show appreciation for ‘Franciscan heroes’
MICHIGAN CITY — With a health disaster taking place across the nation, hospital employees are working harder than ever.
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Bonus food distribution in La Porte
Nearly 80 ‘presumptive’ COVID-19 deaths won’t be added to state total
INDIANASPOLIS – Indiana health officials on Friday added 35 coronavirus deaths to the state’s total, bringing it to 741, and said the total is likely even higher.
Indiana COVID-19 death toll, jobless numbers mounting
INDIANAPOLIS — More than half a million people in Indiana have applied for unemployment benefits over the past five weeks as job losses mount over the coronavirus pandemic.
‘Disturbance’ at Westville Correctional sends officer to hospital
WESTVILLE – What Indiana Department of Correction officials are calling a “disturbance” – and others a riot – left a correctional officer injured Wednesday at the Westville Correctional Facility.
‘Disturbance’ at Westville Correctional sends officer to hospital
WESTVILLE – What Indiana Department of Correction officials are calling a “disturbance” – and others a riot – left a correctional officer injured Wednesday at the Westville Correctional Facility.
MC mother agrees to 25 years for baby’s ‘dire/critical’ injuries
MICHIGAN CITY – The mother of a baby girl who suffered a catastrophic injury last year pleaded guilty in exchange for a 25-year sentence Thursday.
LP church finds new ways to worship, reach out
La PORTE — With most churches observing a hiatus in worshipping in their buildings while social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic, at least one local church has found new ways to continue some of its vital tasks and joys.
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INDOT to host virtual career fair