Gas tax increases are as predictable as fireworks in July
Indiana gas tax increases are becoming untenable for Hoosier drivers, says Niki Kelly of the Indiana Capital Chronicle.
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Too hot in kitchen? ASR Inc.’s Geo-Chiller might help
Bob Biancardi, CEO of Applied Scientific Research Inc., is seeking a business partner to develop the Geo-Chiller.
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Humane Indiana promotes veterinarian to chief medical director
Munster-based Humane Indiana promoted veterinarian Lisa Schneider to chief medical director.
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Shops on 41 in Schererville to get barber, dentist
Latitude Commercial said the Shops on 41 in Schererville will soon see a barber shop and dental practice.
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Pulse Technology warehouse on target for September completion
Construction of a warehouse at Pulse Technology’s new Merrillville location should be complete by September, CEO Chip Miceli said.
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Pregnant workers get federal protections
Pregnant workers employed in Indiana now have access to guaranteed accommodations after the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act went into effect Tuesday.
Tonn and Blank helps expand Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Gary
Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Indiana expanded their Griffith ReStore facility by 3,500 square feet with the help of Tonn and Blank Construction.
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Tuition hikes on way for Indiana’s public colleges, universities, with fewer students going
The cost to attend Indiana’s public colleges and universities will go up this fall, and increase again next year, according to the Indiana Commission for Higher Education.