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Another dilapidated building in Gary is set to be torn down.
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Small businesses and nonprofit organizations in Gary will be able to get some financial help. The city council Tuesday agreed to appropriate $2 million in federal American Rescue Plan money to support small businesses, plus another $800,000 for nonprofits.
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The Lake County Prosecutor's Office is taking over the county's homicide unit.
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After a months-long, nationwide search, the Gary Police Department still doesn't have a permanent police chief. Mayor Jerome Prince says he's opted not to hire any of the three recommended finalists and instead appoint one of the leaders of the police department's restructuring process as interim chief.
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The city of Gary has officially been designated a Broadband Ready Community. The designation was announced Tuesday by Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Broadband Office, following the city's adoption of a Broadband Ready Community ordinance earlier this year. As part of the process, the city agrees to reduce barriers for broadband projects.
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Gary officials say they remain focused on public safety, after four people were killed in three separate shootings on Sunday and Monday.
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The city of Gary has a new redevelopment director. Wendy L. Vachet has been appointed to head the city's Redevelopment Department, according to Mayor Jerome Prince.
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A new website will make it easier for Gary residents and business owners to register their surveillance cameras with the Gary Police Department.
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Gary Mayor Jerome Prince said he remains focused on making the city better for everyone, during his annual State of the City address Thursday.
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The debate over how to update the Gary Police Department's procedures continues.