IU Health LaPorte releases smartphone app

LAPORTE – Indiana University Health has released a new free smartphone application that makes adding healthier habits to your daily routine easy. The “My Healthy Habits” smartphone app is an American Heart Association/Listen to Your Heart initiative supported by IU Health The app is loaded with features to turn positive behaviors into daily habits. Some […]

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Purdue Calumet creates new coke process

HAMMOND – In response to a shortfall of Indiana-produced coke fuel needed by the steel industry, a team of Purdue University Calumet researchers has developed a new, less costly production process that has earned a patent. The process calls for lower cost Indiana/Illinois Basin-type coal to be blended with conventional metallurgical coals. The blending process

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South Shore CVA to host sculptors

HAMMOND – The sculptors responsible for the creation of the Flick statue, as well as the Orville Redenbacher statue in Valparaiso, will present other works while educating visitors on the bronze statue making process during the Explore the South Shore: Art & Culture event at the Indiana Welcome Center from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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Monosol announces LaPorte expansion

LAPORTE – Monosol has received a 10-year tax abatement from the LaPorte City Council, enabling it to move ahead with a $39 million expansion in the Thomas Rose Industrial Park. The project includes a $5 million investment in a new 50,000-square-foot building and $34 million in new equipment. Monosol moved to the industrial park in

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Getting Greener Every Day

Companies’ efforts are cleaning the region’s environment. by Rick A. Richards A generation ago, Northwest Indiana was one of the most polluted regions in the country. And while the region’s environment isn’t pristine today, it’s much cleaner than it used to be. Earlier this year, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that all 92 of

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Urschel Laboratories to move to Chesterton

CHESTERTON – Urschel Laboratories will move headquarters and manufacturing from Valparaiso to Coffee Creek Center in Chesterton. The move to a 160-acre campus includes a 350,000-square-foot manufacturing building. Urschel manufactures a variety of cutting devices for the food processing industry around the world. When the project is completed in 2015, there will be 300 employees

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