Firefighters must not only be light on their feet but sure of foot Ladders, staircases, and roofs. Attics, basements, and crawlspaces. Every scene is potentially an obstacle course which firefighters must navigate and negotiate, all the while wearing...
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Crown Point Fire Receives $75K Grant
The Crown Point Fire Department is expanding its services. In the first quarter of 2025, the department expects to launch a pilot mobile integrated health (MIH) program, Crown Point Fire Chief Mark Baumgardner Jr. announced at the Sept. 16...
Read MoreCrown Point Police Adds New K-9 to Ranks
Officer Evan Dinterman and K-9 Blitz conduct a demonstration during the annual Hometown Heroes Charity Ride at Bulldog Park on Aug. 25, 2024. The Crown Point Police Department recently welcomed a new K-9 duo to the team. In late August,...
Read MoreVolunteers place 2977 flags at the Chesterton High School stadium in honor of the victims of the Sept 11, 2001 terror attacks
The annual 9/11 memorial at Chesterton High School (CHS)—long loved and appreciated by the community—continues this year, with the planting of 2,977 small flags in the grassy area in front of the athletic stadium on South 11th Street. Each flag...
Read MoreCity of Valparaiso Reminds Residents of How to Report Deceased Animals
In response to several recent questions from the community regarding dead wildlife, the City of Valparaiso wishes to remind residents of how to handle dead animals discovered on private property. “We follow the lead of the Department of Natural...
Read MoreValparaiso Seeks Input on Accessibility
The City of Valparaiso invites the community to share thoughts on accessibility in City-owned pedestrian facilities within the rights-of-ways maintained by the City. “We continue to enhance access for all in compliance with the American with...
Read MoreHeavy trash pick-up scheduled for next month
Residents looking to discard of large unwanted items will be able to do so in the coming weeks, according to La Porte Mayor Tom Dermody. Running Monday, Oct. 7 through Friday, Oct. 11, city residents will be able to place large and heavy trash on the...
Read MoreNew strategic plan maintains Michigan City momentum
A refreshed Michigan City Strategic Action Plan plots key points to forge toward continuous economic development and socioeconomic opportunities and innovations. The Economic Development Corporation Michigan City, Michigan City Mayor Angie Nelson...
Read MoreMCPD gets $180,000 grant for crime-fighting technology
The Michigan City Police Department announced Friday its receipt of a $180,000 grant through the federal Community Funding Project (CFP) for the purchase and installation of new crime-fighting equipment and technology. Specifically, the MCPD will use...
Read MoreRecycling Rebuttal: Vol. 4; Solutions: Act Local
Another problem facing recycling is the belief that individual contributions to recycling do not make a significant impact. We disagree. When aggregated, individual efforts can lead to substantial environmental benefits. For instance, recycling a...
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