MUNSTER — Beginning at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, May 26, the men and women of Munster VFW Post 2697 will conduct a ceremony at the Edward P. Robinson Community Veterans Memorial. The public is invited to take part in the activities planned at the park in remembrance of the men and women of our nation’s […]
MISHAWAKA — Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center (SJRMC) invites the entire community to visit the new Saint Joseph Health Center (SJHC) and Health Insurance Services, Inc. location from 2-4 p.m. on Friday, May 23. A short ceremony to bless the new building will precede guided tours and an open house. SJHC staff will be available
Under those tattoos and piercings are tomorrow’s workers. by Keith Kirkpatrick On the rare occasion that I go to the mall, I mostly people-watch. I really hate shopping. On one of those visits, I was focusing on the kids. Oh my gosh, look at those tattoos. Seriously, your parents let you leave the house dressed
LAKE STATION — Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters members from Local 1005 presented the Edison High School Boys Track Team with a $600 check. The funds have been used to purchase disc and shot equipment, uniforms, sweat suits, t-shirts, snacks and drinks for the team.
WEST LAFAYETTE — Many may not know the holiday weekend that marks the start of summer by paying respects to veterans and remembering loved ones began when white Southern women took a leadership role in honoring their Civil War veterans, says a Purdue University historian. “After the Civil War, southern men would have appeared treasonous
MISHAWAKA — The Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center (SJRMC) oncology program in Mishawaka has been awarded the 2013 Outstanding Achievement Award (OAA) by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer (CoC). The OAA, established in 2004, recognizes oncology programs that strive for excellence in providing the best quality care for patients. Less than 75
CHICAGO – In an environment dominated by innovation, businesses cannot afford to continue to manage using the same methods and one-time programs they have for decades, especially when something better comes along. Rather, they must adopt these new concepts in order to, not only serve their customers well, but also to operate more smoothly and
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Lubeznik Center for the Arts has an extraordinary list of classes for the summer. Eight new classes are being offered for the first time- among them a unique collection of classes and workshops for children and adults. Some of the new visual art offerings include Art Appreciation, taught by Gregg Hertzlieb (curator of the Valparasio
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