SOUTH BEND — Downtown South Bend Inc.’s (DTSB) August First Fridays celebrates “Arts Alive,” this Friday, August 4th from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. Free entertainment, live demonstrations, food & drink specials, and other activities can be found throughout downtown South Bend within the 38 participating businesses. August’s “Arts Alive” themed First Fridays is celebrating with […]
WESTVILLE – The 64th season of the Purdue University Northwest Sinai Forum will open Sunday, Sept. 10 at 4 p.m. (CDT) with noted political analyst Joe Scarborough. The Forum continues its commitment to presenting guest speakers who explore compelling issues, providing audience members a unique opportunity to hear from experts in their fields speak about
PORTAGE – ICARUS, the world’s largest liquid argon particle hunter, arrived at the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor on the ocean vessel M/V Frieda earlier this week, successfully completing the maritime portion of its trip from Europe. The instrument, the size of two semi-trucks, used by particle physicists to study neutrinos, among the smallest building blocks
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The Pangere Corporation received the 2017 Commercial Contractor of the Year and the 2017 Commercial Project of the Year Awards given by the Construction Advancement Foundation. Pangere received the 2017 Commercial Project of the Year Award for the St. Catherine Hospital Intensive Care Unit Renovation. Pangere was also recognized with the 2016 Excellence Award for
MERRILLVILLE — Through October 31, a 4.5 mile section of the Calumet Trail adjacent to the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore will be temporarily closed from East State park Boundary Road to Mineral Springs Rd. The temporary closure will allow NIPSCO to replace and upgrade an underground natural gas line this year. This project is just
GARY – When scholars, students and community planners seek out reference books to learn more about social policy and community development, it’s likely they’ll turn to the work of Earl Jones, Ph.D., Indiana University Northwest Associate Professor of Minority Studies, Sociology and Public and Environmental Affairs. Jones’s theories about how successful communities are built and
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SOUTH BEND – Downtown South Bend will celebrate the opening of Alpha Dog Agency on Thursday, July 27th at 10:00 a.m. The ribbon cutting ceremony will take place at their new office location in the East Bank Village: 725 E. Jefferson. Alpha Dog Agency specializes in online advertising and marketing strategy with services that include:
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INDIANAPOLIS and WEST LAFAYETTE — Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY) and Purdue University on Thursday (July 6) announced a strategic collaboration to conduct life science research. The five-year agreement, where Lilly will provide up to $52 million, marks Purdue’s largest strategic collaboration with a single company. “Purdue has enjoyed a long history of engagement
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GARY – Beginning this fall, Indiana University Northwest will offer an accelerated program for the master of public affairs (MPA) degree. The new option, through the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, can be completed in just two years, or half the time it typically takes students to complete the traditional MPA program. Students will
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The Michigan City Chamber Music Festival (MCCMF), is set to present its 16th season of free summer concerts. This year’s theme is “The Natural World,” and will feature five mind expanding programs of music that represent the natural forces and elements that rule creation and our daily lives. There are also three “Concerts for Children”
