Ports of Indiana chose Louis Dreyfus Co., a global agri-commodities company, to operate the grain export facility at Burns Harbor, with operations slated to begin in 2026.
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Gary-based tire company Proceed Delivery, owned by Tommie Banks, recently partnered with U-Haul to offer rental services for U-Haul trucks and towing equipment.
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The South Shore Line fare increase approved by the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District’s board of trustees in May will take effect for riders as of July 1.
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The South Shore Line announced the opening of the new 11th Street Station building and adjacent parking structure in Michigan City, officially becoming operational June 18.
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The South Shore Line has released a community survey to gain input that will help shape the future of its commuter rail service across the Region over the next two decades.
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Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor recently kicked off a $10 million project to construct an 84,000 square-foot warehouse, marking the port’s first new warehouse in 25 years.
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The NICTD, operator of the South Shore Line, provided an interim update on the completion of its new Monon Corridor service, also known as the West Lake Project.
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Ports of Indiana and Metro Ports extended their bulk cargo partnership at Burns Harbor as the organizations aim to increase bulk-handling operations at the port.
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Save More Food Center in Gary recently became a U-Haul neighborhood dealer, offering truck and trailer rentals, towing equipment and moving supplies.
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Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor welcomed the M.V. Pile as the first ocean vessel of the 2025 international shipping season and presented a steel stein to the ship’s captain.
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