HAMMOND – A team of five Purdue University Calumet management students tied for the top ranking in a world-wide, online, simulated business competition involving 4,247 teams from 288 colleges and universities. Team members were Mary A. Gross of Valparaiso, Sarah Moen of Hobart, David Ramsey of Hammond, Aaron Schultz of St. John and Allauddin Abdulghani […]
WEST LAFAYETTE – Modified probiotics, the beneficial bacteria in digestive health, could one day decrease the risk of Listeria infection in people susceptible immune systems, according to Purdue University research. Researcher Arun Bhunia, Mary Anne Amalaradjou and Ok Kyung Koo, found that the same Listeria protein that allows bacteria to pass through intestinal cells and
CROWN POINT – The Northwest Indiana Quality of Life Council, Inc., has received a $55,000 grants from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation at Legacy Foundation to support production and distribution of the fourth edition of the quality of life indicators in Northwest Indiana. The report will be used as a platform to
VALPARAISO – Porter Hospital has received a three-year American Cancer Society Gold Standards of Accreditation for its computed technology (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and other nuclear medicine procedures. The Gold Standard of Accreditation is awarded to facilities meeting Cancer Society guidelines and technical standards and is the highest level of image quality and patient
WHEATFIELD – Save-A-Lot, a national discount supermarket chain, will open stores in Wheatfield and Kouts. The stores will be owned by Tysen’s Family Market, which operates supermarkets in DeMotte, Delphi, Hammond, Michigan City and Rensselaer. Todd Hinson, CEO of Tysen’s Family Market, said Sav-A-Lot stores offer grocers at 40 percent less than traditional grocery stores.
VALPARAISO – The Porter County Commissioners have named 11 members of a newly created Economic Development Cabinet to spur job creation in the county. They are Doug Olson, former Portage mayor and director of governmental affairs at SEH of Indiana; Ronald Belin, general manager of Frontier Communication; Stewart McMillan, president of Task Force Tips; Heather
PORTER – The Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District has signed an agreement with Blueweb Mobile Media PLC of Florida to provide free Wi Fi service to commuters riding The South Shore Railroad. The service should be available to passengers later this year and those using it will not need a password, says John Parsons, planning
HAMMOND – More than a dozen South Shore arts and culture organizations will take part in Explore the South Shore II from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28, at the Indiana Welcome Center. The first 500 families attending will receive a “passport of savings” for coupons and discounts throughout the region. Giveaways and
LAPORTE – The Solid Waste District of LaPorte County, along with the Soil and Water Conservation District, Purdue University Cooperative Extension, and the LaPorte County Small Animal Shelter, will hold an open house at their new building from 2 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26. The building is on the grounds of the LaPorte County
MICHIGAN CITY – The Indiana Bankers Association has named 20 members to its board of directors during its annual meeting recently at the Blue Chip Casino Convention Center. Chairman if Patrick J .Glotzbach of the New Washington State Bank in Charlestown; first vice president is James C. Marcuccilli of STAR Financial Bank in Fort Wayne;
