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$4 million federal grant funds bulk storage facility conversion at Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor

October 29, 2020 – By Larry Avila Leave a Comment

Port of Indiana Burns Harbor

A $4 million federal grant will help the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor convert a vacant gravel yard into a multimodal storage facility.

Filed Under: Business News Bits, Economy, Transportation & Logistics Tagged With: Around the Region, multimodal storage facility, port of indiana-burns harbor, ports of indiana, U.S. Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration

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October 1, 2020 – By Larry Avila Leave a Comment

October-November 2020 issue

Despite the pandemic, Northwest Indiana business owners and organizations were inspired to innovate during this unprecedented time. New leaders took the helms of companies; new products were launched; and people helped others during a great time of need.

Filed Under: 2020-Oct-Nov, Publisher's Note Tagged With: Manufacturing, NIPSCO, Northwest Indiana, pandemic response, port of indiana-burns harbor, Rensselaer, Small business, social distancing, tax planning, University of Saint Francis

Global shipping hub celebrates 50 years

October 1, 2020 – By Doug Ross Leave a Comment

Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor 50th anniversary

Vision for Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor leads to multi-billion-dollar economic powerhouse in its first 50 years. Economic leaders are sure the next half century will provide even greater opportunities as the facility undergoes $20 million in upgrades.

Filed Under: 2020-Oct-Nov, Transportation & Logistics Tagged With: Dan Frick, Don Koliboski, Frick Services, Ian Hirt, Karen Lauerman, Lake County Indiana Economic Alliance, Lake Michigan, port of indiana-burns harbor

Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor handling cargo for $1 billion Michigan power plant

August 27, 2020 – By Larry Avila Leave a Comment

Port of Indiana - Burns Harbor

One of the largest shipments being handled by the Port of Indiana will pass through Burns Harbor.

Filed Under: Business News Bits, Transportation & Logistics Tagged With: Around the Region, bulk shipping, Ian Hirt, Indeck Niles Energy Center, Niles Michigan, port of indiana-burns harbor, power plant project

Region invests in global reach

July 29, 2020 – By Lauren Caggiano Leave a Comment

UPS at Gary/Chicago International Airport

Northwest Indiana companies expect growth in overseas business with improved infrastructure and the help of state grants. In 2018, Indiana exported a record $39.3 billion of made-in-America goods to the world, according to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative.

Filed Under: 2020-Aug-Sep, International Business Tagged With: Duane Hayden, FASTLANE, Gary Chicago International Airport, Ian Hirt, Indiana exports, international markets, port of indiana-burns harbor

Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor marks five decades of service

July 20, 2020 – By Larry Avila

Port of Burns Harbor

An idea to open a deep-water port in Northwest Indiana five decades ago has become a multi-billion-dollar economic powerhouse.

Filed Under: Business News Bits, Economy, Transportation & Logistics Tagged With: 50th anniversary, Around the Region, logistics, port of indiana-burns harbor, ports of indiana

Arrival of first ocean vessel opens 2020 international shipping season at Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor

April 14, 2020 – By Larry Avila

Port of Burns Harbor

The first ocean-going vessel arrived April 13 at the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor, signaling the start of the 2020 international shipping season.

Filed Under: Business News Bits, Transportation & Logistics Tagged With: 2020 shipping season, Around the Region, international shipping, M/V Muntgracht, Netherlands, port of indiana-burns harbor

Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor receives Sustainability Leadership Award from South Shore Clean Cities

March 6, 2020 – By Larry Avila

Port of Indinaa Burns Harbor

Efforts by the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor to reduce its impact its operations have on the environment landed it the 2019 Sustainability Leadership Award from South Shore Clean Cities.

Filed Under: Business News Bits, Environmental Responsibility Tagged With: Around the Region, port of indiana-burns harbor, reducing environmental impact, South Shore Clean Cities, Sustainability Leadershp Award

Spain-based metal forming equipment maker Fagor Arrasate opening new facility in Portage

February 13, 2020 – By Larry Avila

Fagor Arrasate Diversey Holladay

South Bend-based Holladay Properties recently announced that Fagor Arrasate of Spain, which has customers spread across 70 countries worldwide, signed a lease to occupy 6,735 square feet in the new 52,900 square foot Diversey Building in Portage.

Filed Under: Business News Bits, Economic Development, Manufacturing Tagged With: AmeriPlex at the Port, Around the Region, Fagor Arrasate, Holladay Properties, I-94, port of indiana-burns harbor

Moving along roads to success

October 3, 2019 – By Jerry Davich Leave a Comment

Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority

Northwest Indiana planners keep future in mind when maintaining, improving Region’s infrastructure, including a double-track project on South Shore Line.

Filed Under: 2019-Oct-Nov, Cover Story, Infrastructure, Transportation & Logistics Tagged With: Adam Parkhouse, Buffington Harbor, Cline Avenue Bridge Project, Congestion Management Process, Critical Rural Freight Corridors, Critical Urban Freight Corridors, David Wellman, Double Track project, Eman Ibrahim, Gary Chicago International Airport, Gov. Eric Holcomb, Indiana Department of Transportation, infrastructure, Marty Benson, Michael Noland, Mitch Barloga, Next Level Roads, Next Level Trails, Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District, Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission, port of indiana-burns harbor, South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority, South Shore Line

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