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Gary Roosevelt High School has been named one of America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places. The National Trust for Historic Preservation released its annual list Wednesday.
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Purdue University Northwest has named its next provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs. Dr. Marie Mora will join the university this July.
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Efforts to bring new development to downtown Schererville are moving forward.
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More road work is set to start next week.
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Northwest Indiana financial advisor Greg Hammer shares April is Financial Literacy Month. We’re going beyond the numbers to improve your financial IQ!
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More service is coming to the South Shore Line, starting May 14. The railroad is overhauling its schedule with the completion of its Double Track project.
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St. John is looking to regulate golf carts using town streets. Police officer Shane Adams says there are some people using them, but there aren't currently any specific rules.
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A Gary daycare operator will be able to expand, but some city officials worry that could lead more businesses to try to move into residential neighborhoods.
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A former Lake Central school administrator has joined the district's school board. Louise Tallent was appointed by the rest of the board Monday.
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Buying a train ticket from a human ticket agent will soon be a thing of the past on the South Shore Line. Its last two ticket offices at Millennium Station and Carroll Avenue will permanently close Friday, April 26.
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How to make sure kids are ready to learn and able to read continues to be debated by local leaders. A pair of Indiana Senate bills signed into law this session try to address those issues by boosting access to child care and holding back most third graders who can't pass the I-READ test.
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Police will be out in the Valparaiso area this week to bring awareness to school bus stop arm violations. The Indiana Department of Education believes that 2,530 stop arm violations happen every day in the state. That's in spite of clear regulations and severe penalties.