La Porte, Ind. – Tour de La Porte (TdL) is a bike ride, running and walking event to benefit patients with cancer in the La Porte community, with one hundred percent of the funds being used for direct patient assistance and cancer screenings. Cancer is a disease that comes with many burdens, including financial ones. The […]
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Beacon Health System welcomes Ahmed Z. Elmaadawi, M.D. Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, to the team of experts providing care at Memorial Epworth Center, the area’s most comprehensive mental health facility. Dr. Elmaadawi, a native of Egypt, received his medical degree from Mansoura University’s School of Medicine. He completed his General Psychiatry Residency at the University
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Join us August 20, 2013 to learn how Whole Foods Market in Mishawaka is connecting with the Michiana community through social media, donation programs, events and public relations. Whole Foods Market opened in the Michiana community in April 2013 with 100 team members. Mariah Fairweather transferred from Tampa, FL to join Whole Foods Market Mishawaka
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WEST LAFAYETTE — Startups that have licensed innovations developed at Purdue University or are based in the four-site Purdue Research Park network are eligible to apply for a round of funding from the Emerging Innovations Fund. The cumulative funding of all awards will total up to $150,000. The deadline to apply for funding is Aug.
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HAMMOND — A former Educational Talent Search program participant is the new director of Purdue University Calumet’s Educational Talent Search program. Jimmie Sanders, who grew up in Gary and participated in Educational Talent Search at West Side High School, leads the federally-funded Purdue Calumet program. The program is designed to assist and encourage students from
HAMMOND — Purdue University Calumet professor and scholar Kathleen Tobin contends that “what we hear about Cuba does not come close to telling the whole story.” That is one reason why the associate professor of Latin American Studies wrote the book, ‘Of God and Cuba,’ recently published by Mill City Press, Inc. Tobin, who has
SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE, the eleven-time Primetime Emmy® Award winning show that sparked America’s fascination with dance, is set to captivate audiences again this fall live on tour. Celebrating its landmark 10th season, So You Think You Can Dance’s Top 10 finalists will make their way across North America, performing in a mix
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CROWN POINT — Northwest Indiana Business Roundtable’s annual golf outing raises over one thousand dollars for the Food Bank of NWI while bringing together local business. The event united businesses on the golf course to network amongst NWI’s top professionals as well as raise money for a great cause. The annual meet-and-greet golfing event gives
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The Starke County Economic Development Foundation (SCEDF) has nominated the Kemin Food Technologies facility in North Judson, Indiana and Lambert Farms, a Starke County family owned farming corporation for a Team Innovator’s Award from The Society of innovators of Northwest Indiana. Kemin and the Lambert family have joined forces to take advantage of the properties
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HAMMOND — Dolores Rinke, a Purdue University Calumet accounting professor and certified public accountant, is serving the foundation of former professional and college football and baseball standout Bo Jackson. Rinke is a director and head of the Audit Committee for the Give Me A Chance Foundation, a 501c3 organization. The foundation serves to inspire disadvantaged
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