INDIANAPOLIS – Hoosier faith leaders and health advocates today applauded the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for issuing a proposal for the first-ever national protections from dangerous carbon pollution from existing power plants. These new standards, which are part of the President’s Climate Action Plan, will clean up the industries that create the lion’s share of […]
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LA PORTE – It’s two minutes until the auction closes. You have the highest bid. Someone inches in, but you counteract with a faster click of the mouse. Will you win it? The Foundation is pleased to launch an interactive online auction in conjunction with the 26th Annual Healthcare Scholarship Golf Tournament. The auction goes
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MUNSTER – Leslie Darrow has been named as the new Executive Director of Hartsfield Village Continuing Care Retirement Community. Darrow brings to the position 20 years of experience in long-term care, including management of both assisted living and skilled nursing facilities. “Along with a wealth of expertise in the field of post-acute rehabilitation and the
SOUTH BEND — St. Joseph County Airport Authority Board President Tom Botkin announced today that South Bend Airport (SBN) is becoming South Bend International. The Airport team, in conjunction with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), is working to build two distinct facilities; a General Aviation Facility and a Federal Inspection Station. Both of these
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SOUTH BEND — Over the next five years, the University of Notre Dame will spend more than $712 million on new construction and renovation projects, resulting in 1.3 million square feet of new space. A new interdisciplinary research facility, renovation of the Hesburgh Library, the Campus Crossroads project, two undergraduate residence halls are a few
RALEIGH – Diabetes rates in North Carolina have nearly doubled in 20 years, reflecting a rapidly growing “epidemic” that costs billions of dollars in medical spending and a less efficient workforce, a new report from Harvard University says. Diabetes is now the seventh-leading cause of death in the state, where the disease is far more
Neil Malhotra, M.D., an Emergency Department physician at Franciscan St. Anthony Health-Michigan City, accepted the hospital’s 2014 St. Luke Award from Trish Weber, vice president of operations and chief nursing officer, during a general medical staff meeting in May. The award, which has been presented since 2010 and recognizes physicians for their teamwork and cooperation
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Governor Mike Pence joined executives from NORRES, a German manufacturer of industrial hoses, to announce the company’s plans to locate its first North American facility in South Bend, Ind., creating up to 32 new high-wage jobs by 2018. The Gelsenkirchen, Germany-based company will invest $1.87 million to purchase, renovate and equip a more than 30,000
