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Crown Point development given more time
It was a sign of economic hard times. A downturn in residential development prompted a well-known and respected developer to ask the Plan Commission for more time to build his mixed-use residential development ...
BSU Notes: Daily Ball State sports news
BSU added another signee when it received a letter of intent from Andrew DeYoung of Cedar Lake, Ind.
South Lake County police blotter for
Jeffrey R. Martin faces a charge of theft for allegedly using his company credit card to buy $7,500 worth of merchandise from home supply stores because he did not get a raise he believed he deserved.
Sixteen south county residents charged in meth crackdown
Sixteen Porter County residents, all but one from Kouts or Hebron, were among 37 people indicted following an extensive multi-jurisdictional investigation of methamphetamine distribution.
Man Posed As Officer In Robbery, Police Say
A Griffith man is being held on $100,000 bail after authorities said he posed as a police officer to gain entry into a Cedar Lake home, handcuffed the woman who answered the door and pulled a gun on her.
Frugality becomes game as families find ways to save
Trying to be frugal didn't start out as a conscious effort. You see, there are three grocery stores and three pharmacies within a mile of my house.
IN: Company proposes using ...
IN: Company proposes using algae to treat wastewater, create renewable energy Market Wire CROWN POINT, IN, Jun 12, 2008 -- Ewire -- Algaewheel, Inc.
Residents share gas-saving vacations close to home
My friend remarked on a short trip she took with her family over the Memorial Day weekend.
Local firefighters hit the road for burn victims
Dressed for the road rather than for a fire, Cedar Lake firefighter Tom Sobkowicz left his shift only hours before but was ready to ride for a cause at 6:45 a.m. Wednesday.
For the first time in six years, the city has approved an increase in ambulance rates.
Tax Court reverses rulings denying religious tax exemption for RV park
The state tax court says a Christian campground is entitled to a religious tax exemption even though some recreational activities may have occurred there.
New event gives senior athletes more options to compete in games
Many people, when they retire, take up a hobby they have wanted to participate in for years.
Cobe Cup offers glimpse of history
Before there was the Indianapolis 500 or AAA, there was the 496-mile car race in south Lake County that started it all.
Ambulance rate hike sought by C.P. chief
Rising fuel costs and higher demand convinced Fire Chief Greg DeLor that fees for ambulance service in the city must be raised, he said Friday.
Quickly's Neighbors/Lake County
How can the town of Cedar Lake increase its employees' insurance at a time like this? Especially when the cops are understaffed and have to go on calls alone.
After waking to a fire alarm, Matt Olson ran to his smoke-filled kitchen to discover there were no flames in sight.
Commissioners disband animal board and hire new shelter director
“We'll get through this rough road and we'll all be much better for it”
The Porter County Commissioners this morning hired the assistant director of Lake County's animal shelter to take the reins of this county's troubled shelter, while completely disbanding the 15-member board ... via Chesterton Tribune
For many people, the joy of reading lasts a lifetime
“I just finished 'Brett Favre: The Tribute.' I think it was put out by Sports Illustrated? "I'm a big (Green Bay) Packers fan, like my father before me and his father before him. I've just always admired Favre, so I enjoyed reading more about him.”
I'm a book lover, a reading fanatic. Reading has been one of my passions since the first grade. via Post Tribune
“It's very close at this point”
By DIANE KRIEGER SPIVAK Post-Tribune staff writer Incumbent District 19 State Rep. via Post Tribune
District 15 offers active contests
“Some businesses are still employing illegal workers and not paying into the tax system, or not paying properly. Millions in tax dollars that could be collected is going ignored.”
By DIANE KRIEGER SPIVAK Post-Tribune staff writer Democratic candidate, retired Newton County Sheriff Myron Sutton, 43, is in his second run for the District 15 representative spot, losing to Republican Don ... via Post Tribune