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Lake Erie Land takes over Sand Creek

            CHESTERTON – Lake Erie Land Co., a subsidiary of NiSource Inc., has taken over ownership of Sand Creek Country Club.             Lake Erie has promised to continue business as usual at the country club.             Sand Creek Country Club Real Estate, which is owned by James Gierczyk of Illinois, took over ownership of Sand […]

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Driving Toward Prosperity

For the past year or so nearly all of the news concerning the automobile industry has been bad. There were bailouts for some automakers, dealerships closed and sales took a tumble. But the news was decidedly different at Subaru of Indiana Automotive in Lafayette, thanks to the relationship the automaker forged with three key suppliers

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Workforce Health name now under IU banner

            LAPORTE – Workforce Health has changed its name to Indiana University Health Occupational Services.             The name change was done to “better identify a more unique brand of nationally recognized healthcare and more immediately identify the close relationship with the prestige of IU and its world-renowned IU School of Medicine,” according  to an announcement

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Methodist Hospital receives top ranking

            GARY – Methodist Hospitals has been ranked 22nd among 121 hospitals in the Chicago area by U.S. News and World Report in its first Best Hospitals metro area rankings.             The ranking recognize 622 hospitals in or near major cities with a record of high performance in key medical specialties.             “All of these

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What’s Up in the Arts

By John Cain South Shore Arts at the Center for Visual and Performing Arts in Munster is currently presenting the 67th Annual Salon Show through March 27. The exhibit is free. The Salon Show is a tradition that has defined South Shore Arts since its inception in the late 1930s, when 120 Hammond and Calumet

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Innovation-Driven Economy

by Tom Price At a time when a global economic recession has put economic development on hold in many communities, South Bend has accelerated progress in 2010 toward introducing a research- and innovation-driven sector in its local economy. Complementing these efforts at economic transformation, South Bend also became the focus of widespread attention in 2010

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The New Age of Business Meetings

When it comes to amenities for business meetings, these days it’s less about the food and nearby entertainment venues (although those will always be important) and more about connectivity and teleconferencing capabilities. Cutting-edge and convenient, user-friendly technology is paramount to creating a meeting-friendly environment. Here is a look at what hotels and conference centers, which

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United Way launches banking program

            GRIFFITH – “Bank on Northwest Indiana,” a program designed to help connect the region’s 21,700 “unbanked or underbanked” residents with free or low-cost bank accounts, financial education and other financial services was launched April 13.             The program, organized by the Lake Area United Way, brings together financial institutions and community partners to assist

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5K run/walk to help prevent child abuse

            INDIANAPOLIS – The Matt Breman Memorial 5K Run & Walk to End Child Abuse will be at 9 a.m. Saturday, April 23, starting at Buggs Temple in downtown Indianapolis.             The entry fee is $20 per person and $40 for families. Commemorative water bottles are available for $10.             Matt Bremen was an avid

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