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Indiana American Water is celebrating Source Water Protection Week (Sept. 29-Oct. 5, 2024) by creating awareness that safe, clean, and reliable water is supported by protecting water resources free from pollution, and by giving the public...

Now accepting new grant program applications from northern Indiana organizations Northern Indiana Public Service Company LLC (NIPSCO), in partnership with its parent company’s NiSource Charitable Foundation, is proud to announce the launch of the...

Crown Point earned its nickname as the “Hub of Lake County” thanks to more than its central location. With a variety of restaurants, attractions, and frequented venues, the City of Crown Point brings people from throughout the Region and beyond...

The eighth annual Creekness Stakes canoe race raised more than $5,000 for the Trail Creek Watershed Partnership over the weekend. Michigan City Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch, who volunteered at the event, donated an additional $4,000 from her Mayor’s...

On September 24, United Way of Northwest Indiana and Everwise Credit Union came together to celebrate a recent grant award from the Everwise Foundation to support clients across five counties in the area through the Level Up program.  Rich...

La Porte County Problem Solving Court, better known as “Drug Court,” recently celebrated its 100th graduate since the program’s 2012 inception. Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch was honored to have celebrated the milestone with this cohort of...

The South Haven community celebrated a special ribbon cutting event at its local Boys & Girls Club of Greater Northwest Indiana facility on Wednesday, September 18. The ceremony spotlighted the best parts of the newly renovated building and...

In partnership with Indiana Operation Lifesaver, the South Shore Line will once again be participating in National Rail Safety Week, Sept. 23-29, 2024, in which our teams will continue to spread awareness of rail safety to the surrounding communities...

The Chesterton Police Commission’s meeting on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 12, hadn’t yet been called to order and its members were hobnobbing about the CPD’s shiny new station house—in whose spacious training room they were now sitting—when...

It must’ve seemed to the officers of the Chesterton Police Department like moving from a dilapidated shack at the edge of town into a cozy bungalow in the suburbs. The old CPD station house was—and had been for many years—cramped, dingy, drab,...