Seaway shipments increase in October

WASHINGTON, D.C. – North American commodities for the industrial and manufacturing sectors helped increase the tonnage shipped through the Great Lakes-Seaway System. The St. Lawrence Seaway reported a 9.8 percent increase in cargo in October – 4.4 million metric tons – compared to one year earlier. “In the general cargoes category, shipments through the Seaway

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ITR America expands Hobart operation

HOBART – ITR America has announced a $6.2 million expansion of its heavy equipment parts distribution plant at the North Winds Crossing Business Park. The expansion will create 20 new jobs by 2014. The expansion includes construction of a 100,000 square foot building on eight acres at the business park. It currently has 20 employees

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Save the Dunes hosts open house

MICHIGAN CITY – Save the Dunes will hold a holiday open house for the public at 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7 at Barker House, 444 Barker Road. This year marks the 60th anniversary of Save the Dunes and the group is making available copies of a poster commemorating the anniversary. To attend, call (219) 879-3564

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Design Organization joins Shive-Hattery

VALPARAISO – Design Organization, a sustainable planning, architecture and interiors firm with offices in Chicago and Valparaiso, has become a division of Shive-Hattery Inc. Shive-Hattery was founded in 1895 and is a 350-person architecture and engineering firm with nine locations in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and Missouri. “Our firms complement each other and share the purpose

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Franciscan employees help Sandy victims

MUNSTER – Franciscan Physicians Hospital employees Mary Beth Kosiba, Kari Wall and Robin Rossner hit the road Monday, November 19, hauling a 20-foot trailer filled with donations, and equally important, hope, for victims of Hurricane Sandy. A collection of needed items brought in massive donations from canned goods and pet food to diapers and hand

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