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Franciscan Health Michigan City’s FIT-Together program returns
Franciscan Health Michigan City’s free FIT-Together program, a family-centered approach to health and wellness, is back and open for registration. The unique, six-week fitness program is intended for households with children between the ages of 8 and 15. FIT-Together addresses the well-being of every participating family member, including children, siblings, parents and parental figures.
Ivy Impact: Bridging the healthcare gap in Michiana
Contractors prepare bids for multi-million-dollar Four Winds... Caleb Williams and Marvin Harrison Jr. weigh in on upcoming draft. New settlement with Indiana allows Landmark to apply for recertification. NFL Analysts break down Joe Alt’s stock. Fair Thursday wet / windy weekend. Union Township sues UNAS over ambulance stripped for...
Michigan City Fire Department holds 'Firefighter for a Day' event
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. -- Local officials were given the opportunity to step into the boots of a firefighter for a day. Participants wore protective equipment while experiencing controlled scenario's which included live fire dynamics. The event was hosted by the Michigan City Fire Department at the Hitchcock Training Facility in...
Express files for bankruptcy; closing 4 Indiana stores
NEW YORK (CNN) — Trendy fashion retailer Express Inc. has filed for bankruptcy after consistently struggling with continued missteps over its merchandise mix that failed to get shoppers excited. The retailer filed with the bankruptcy court in Delaware and said it also plans to shutter several stores as part...
Juvenile injustice: Low-income families pay brunt of fees and fines that vary by county
Rick Dempsey said his son was a good kid. “Straight-A student, honor roll, taking all college-level classes,” said Dempsey, a Porter County resident. “Super smart, stud football player.” But everything...
Couple designs dream home at The Brooks at Vale Park after a walk with their dog
After taking their dog for a walk through The Brooks at Vale Park and admiring the rolling topography, Jeff and Liz Bartholomew decided that The Brooks would be the perfect location for their new home. The couple was looking to build a ranch-style home that would be suitable for easy mobility as they aged and wasted no time contacting the realtor to see which lots were available.
Valparaiso Council approves water, sewer rate hikes
The Valparaiso City Council has unanimously approved sewer and water rate hikes, but city officials aren't ruling out some future discounts. Water rates will go up 44 percent, while sewer rates will increase 46 percent over the next five years. That means the average residential customer will see their monthly bill increase by six or seven dollars each year, between now and 2028. Those who use Valparaiso utilities but live outside the city limits will now pay a 14.9-percent surcharge, and the summer sprinkling credit will only be available for three months a year, instead of five.
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