WEST LAFAYETTE – Several types of plastic pipes in eco-friendly green buildings in the United States have been found to leach chemicals into drinking water that can cause odors and sometimes exist at levels that may exceed health standards. Buildings are being plumbed with many types of plastic drinking water pipes. These include crosslinked polyethylene […]
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The SJC Chamber and New Avenues are teaming up to offer member businesses employee-assistance opportunities at a reduced rate. SJC CHAMBER MEMBER EAP is a new benefit offered exclusively to member businesses of the Chamber with 50 or fewer employees. Boost employee productivity, attitude and performance by offering the program to your workforce. Program costs
Join South Shore Arts for the exhibit at Substation No. 9, located at 435 Fayette Street in downtown Hammond. Touch. No Touch. Burn. Repeat: Emerging Artists of Northwest Indiana features works by six Indiana University Northwest alumni and soon to be BFA graduates. Artists include Keith Bond, Jeffrey Brink, Richard Contreras, Veronica Napoli, Eric Roldan, and
“Shining beacons” of community service were honored by NIPSCO at a Thursday night presentation of the company’s Luminary Awards. Jim Stanley, NIPSCO chief executive, described the five recipients that way, and said “there inidividuals and organizations here truly helped light the way for those who follow.” South Shore Clean Cities‘ focus on reducing dependency on
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As part of its effort to highlight its 2013-14 class, the Society of Innovators of Northwest Indiana selected Carl and Lorrie Lisek as its September Innovators of the Month. Building on national recognition for displacing petroleum with alternative fuels, South Shore Clean Cities champions partnerships to build a green economy across Northern Indiana, said Carl
WASHINGTON, DC – Tim Rice, President, and Tim VerSchure, Senior Vice President, of Lakeside Wealth Management were two of over 140 elite 401(k) plan advisors in the United States who gathered in Washington, DC recently to listen to and advise top congressional leaders about the future of the retirement savings industry and how proposed laws
PORTAGE — Fifth Third Bank, The Times and the Northwest Indiana Forum will host Jeff Korzenik, Chief Investment Strategist, Fifth Third Bank on Tuesday, October 21 at the Radisson Hotel at Star Plaza in Merrillville, IN. Registration and breakfast begins at 7:30 a.m. and the program starts at 8:15 a.m. The program is complimentary for
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MERRILLVILLE — NIPSCO today announced its forecast for home heating bills this upcoming winter heating season. Compared to last winter, NIPSCO projections indicate that natural gas bills for residential customers will be approximately four percent lower. Over the course of the five-month winter heating season – Nov. 1 to March 31 – NIPSCO’s average residential
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ST. JOHN – The Zeta Psi Chapter of Tri Kappa is seeking additional homes to feature in the organization’s 18th Annual Christmas House Walk on Sunday, December 7, 2014. Homeowners who wish to have their home featured should be located in Dyer, Schererville, St. John, Crown Point or in surrounding communities. All proceeds from the
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The Town of Burns Harbor and the Duneland School Corporation formalized an agreement to share a portion of annual TIF revenue. The joint-effort will enhance the economic prosperity of the community through quality educational opportunities. All School Board members voted in favor of the partnership officially Monday evening, Oct. 6. Previously, the Burns Harbor Redevelopment
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