R.O.S.E. winners honored at Teibel’s

SCHERERVILLE – Twelve people were honored by South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority at Teibel’s Restaurant with ROSE awards for going above and beyond the call of providing service to customers. They are Megan Bravo of Hilton Garden Inn, Merrillville; Gary Campbell of Hilton Garden Inn, Chesterton; Catherine Cosentino of Red Lobster, Munster; Dave Curtis […]

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AM General announces 350 layoffs

MISHAWAKA – A.M. General has announced it will lay off 350 employees because of decreasing demand for its Humvees. The company has 2,000 employees. The cutback is because of the Defense Department’s push to withdraw troops from Iraq and Afghanistan. The company says the layoffs will begin at the end of October and affects only

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Michiana Resources earns accreditation

MICHIGAN CITY – Michiana Resources, a not-for-profit independence building resource for people with disabilities, has received three-year accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. A three-member CARF team visited Michiana Resources to review its operation. CARF granted accreditation for community assistive technology, employment assistive technology, community integration, community job development, community job support,

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Professor receives medal from Obama

WEST LAFAYETTE – Rakesh Agrawal, a distinguished professor of chemical engineering at Purdue University, will receive the National Medal of Technology and Innovation from President Barack Obama. The award is the highest honor for technological achievement. Agrawal is the Winthrop E. Stone Distinguished Professor in the School of Chemical Engineering. He holds 116 U.S. patents,

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BMS Inc. adds pothole patching service

CROWN POINT – BMS Inc. has expanded its services to include pothole patching for private clients. The company, founded in 1996, uses a technology to help remediate organic contaminants in soil and ground water. The pothole patching service, which uses a similar method to its remediation service, is aimed at shopping centers and private businesses

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Tranco marks its 10th anniversary

BURNS HARBOR – Tranco Industrial Services has marked its 10th anniversary. “We would like to thank the collaborative efforts of our employees, suppliers, and customers, and to say we’ve successfully been in business for 10 years,” said Bill Lucaitis, president. “Northwest Indiana is our home and the best possible locations for our specialty: industrial track

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Cleared for Takeoff

Expansion ahead for Gary Chicago International Airport Being No. 3 doesn’t mean you’re in third place if the game is Chicago aviation. At least that is the view of the Gary Chicago International Airport and the Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority (RDA). The two are breaking new ground, building partnerships and focusing on a business

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Registration Now Open for Entrepreneurial Excellence Awards

The Northwest Indiana Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is pleased to announce that registration is open for the 20th Annual Entrepreneurial Excellence, or E-Day, Awards. Registration is open to the public and includes a day-long leadership symposium, awards luncheon during which the winners will be recognized, and a cocktail reception to wrap up the day.

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