As the country approaches its second enrollment wave for affordable health insurance available on the Health Insurance Marketplace, Porter Health Care System invites members of the community to attend one of three educational seminars covering these new health insurance options. The free presentations will be held at: * 2 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 13, Community Room […]
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MUNSTER — Continuing on their mission to spread cheer to sick children, the Flamini Foundation has delivered toys to the hospitals of Community Healthcare System. Children in the Pediatric units of Community Hospital in Munster, St. Catherine Hospital in East Chicago and St. Mary Medical Center in Hobart will be able to enjoy gifts designed
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MERRILLVILLE – NIPSCO is alerting customers of an increase in bill payment scams. Most commonly, impersonators claiming to be NIPSCO employees are calling to inform customers of a delinquent bill and requesting that immediate payment be made to avoid being shut off. If customers are unsure about the legitimacy of any e-mail, phone call, program
CAN is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Debra Hill to its consulting team. Dr. Hill joins the CAN team and College Board in planning and training for the upcoming professional development sessions with NWI partners. She will serve as a trainer during district and school-level ReadiStep and PSAT unpacking sessions. Dr. Hill’s expertise in
The Notre Dame Football season has ended, but there’s still a lot of activity happening around the football stadium. Construction on Campus Crossroads, a $400 million project for the University of Notre Dame, is now underway. The largest project in school history will provide more than 750,000 square feet of new facilities supporting academic and
WEST LAFAYETTE — A Purdue University graduate student team claimed second place for its low-cost multipurpose utility vehicle for sub-Saharan Africa farmers at USAID’s Student Innovation Marketplace competition, an event that drew student teams from across the country. David Wilson and Jeremy Robison, who are both studying agricultural and biological engineering, used an innovation grant
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By: Ruth Crocker It appears that more women than ever are stepping up to positions of leadership, but the path is still not as clear and unobstructed as we might think. When Ella Fitzgerald, the queen of jazz, was asked the secret of her success, she said: “It’s simple, I owe it all to one
The Indiana District Office of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) recognized lenders that have helped Indiana small businesses. In fiscal year 2014, SBA guaranteed 1,366 loans totaling $468,426,000 for Indiana small businesses. This year the SBA Indiana District Office added a new recipient category for the SBA Lender Awards. The SBA Indiana District Director’s
