Calumet College of St. Joseph receives grant
Calumet College of St. Joseph received a $3 million federal grant from the Department of Education to expand educational opportunities for Hispanic students.
Old National volunteers log 7,600 hours
Old National Bancorp team members in the bank’s nine-state footprint gave back to their communities during a two-day Better Together Days volunteer blitz.
Lake County Indiana Economic Alliance names new leader
The Lake County Indiana Economic Alliance’s board chose Chris Salatas to be the organization’s president and CEO, effective Oct. 28.
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Franciscan Health to host trauma symposium
Kimble Richardson and Dr. John Ruggero will be the keynote speakers for Franciscan Health Crown Point’s two-day trauma symposium Nov. 7-8 in Hebron.
Report: State loses out on $4.2B annually due to childcare shortage
Indiana Capital Chronicle reporter Whitney Downard takes a deep dive into the workforce productivity report on the effect of daycare on workers.
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YWCA of Northwest Indiana to host gala
The YWCA of Northwest Indiana will host its Circle of Friends Gala Oct. 24 in Gary, honoring community changemakers and celebrating the YWCA’s mission and initiatives.
U.S. Steel deal with Nippon Steel clears arbitration hurdle
U.S. Steel clears latest hurdle in deal with Nippon Steel but still needs approval from the U.S. Committee on Foreign Investment to finalize the sale.
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Valparaiso University to host mental health workshop
Porter County’s Justice Partners Addiction Response is presenting a free community event Sept. 27 about coping with modern challenges impacting mental health.
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