COMMON PROBLEMS FACING TODAY’S LEADER In today’s fast-paced and turbulent environment, as a leader you struggle with the demands and burdens of assuming the mantle of leadership. You truly want to be a dedicated and effective leader, but you feel on the verge of burn-out as you face ongoing challenges which never seem to end. […]
It’s officially open and ready for action! The southern section of the Coffee Creek Watershed Preserve trail system has been reopened and has a few new features to enjoy! The trail at Bridge 6 now meanders along Coffee Creek providing abundant opportunities to view salmon swimming upstream to spawn, skunk cabbage in the adjacent wetlands,
It’s sun season, and a good time to think about the damage sun or tanning beds may have done to your skin. Community members are invited to have a free skin cancer screening June 9, from 9-11 a.m., in La Porte with Dr. Ted George Achufusi, and 1:15-3:15 p.m., in Knox with Dr. Nabil Abdo.
MUNSTER – With a salute to the red, white and blue, Hartsfield Village residents participated in the STARS for Heroes fundraising event, raising $215. During the month of May, along with other Memorial Day activities, Hartsfield residents held an All-American lunchtime picnic fundraiser with hot dogs, chips and pop. Proceeds from the Community Connects’ committee
According to the National Parkinson’s Foundation, approximately one million people suffer from Parkinson’s disease in the United States, with nearly 60,000 new cases diagnosed each year. This brain disorder inhibits a person’s ability to regulate their movements, body and emotions and while the disease is not fatal, complications from Parkinson’s can lead to death. Therapist
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Branding on a Budget will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Monday June 15 at Purdue Technology Center of NWI, 9800 Connecticut Drive. The workshop will help guide small business owners on how to build a branding strategy through cost-effective methods. The event is facilitated by Subir Bandyopadhyay, PhD, professor of marketing at Indiana University
INDIANAPOLIS — The Sportscar Vintage Racing Association (SVRA) has delivered on its promise of a field of 33 Indianapolis 500 veterans for the June 13 “Indy Legends” Pro-Am at the second annual Brickyard Vintage Racing Invitational hosted by the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Completing the field are five additional entries: Eric Bachelart, Donnie Beechler, PJ Chesson,
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Franciscan Insurance Services will offer Medicare benefits informational presentations June 9 and 10. The programs, for which registration is required, will discuss qualifications for coverage, services offered, out-of-pocket expenses that might be involved, deadlines and why age 65 is important in the process. They also will discuss types of Medicare plans available, minimum coverage benefits
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A Journey of Separation By: Nathan Jamail In business today, leaders and organizations have to be more aware than ever of how their employees balance their work demands and their personal demands. Organizations are constantly focusing on how to improve production, profits and performance, while at the same time maintaining a high level of morale.
The Indiana State Bar Association Service Committee, in coordination with the Office of the Indiana Attorney General and Feeding Indiana’s Hungry (FIsH), will present the “Attorney General’s Cup” trophy to the firm Burke Costanza & Carberry for winning in the March Against Hunger competition’s “Large Firm” division for the fourth consecutive year. The firm raised
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