The Marriott Theatre said today that its current production of MARY POPPINS will definitely close on January 5th, 2014.  After its opening in October, many declared this MARY POPPINS “practically perfect” and that the Marriott show would be “THE hot ticket”.  The production went on to become the best-selling holiday show in the theatre’s long

MUNSTER — Since her diagnosis of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) in 2006, Lansing resident Sandy Fantin has had pain in her left leg and trouble walking. After a simple outpatient procedure this past Oct. 29 at Community Hospital in Munster to place new drug-coated stents into her femoral artery, Fantin is hopeful that she will

Methodist Hospitals’ employees from both campuses joined together in the spirit of the holidays to hold a holiday food drive and provide gifts to children in need.  Perishable food items were donated to the Food Bank of Northwest Indiana. Employees once again teamed up with the Salvation Army to donate Angel Tree Gifts. This program

HAMMOND — A professor whose research contributed to a Nobel Prize, the awarding of a record number of degrees and growing enrollment of higher achieving new students highlight an eventful 2013 for Purdue University Calumet. Contributor to Nobel Prize Professor of Physics Neeti Parashar participated on the team of worldwide researchers who discovered the Higgs

MICHIGAN CITY — Everyone at B&E Marine has a little something extra to smile about this Christmas. The crew members at this Michigan City based company raised over $1,000 since October 28, 2013 for the local Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign. The company then matched the donations raised to bring the crew’s grand total to