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Indiana State Representative Carolyn B. Jackson previews the 2024 legislative session.
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Hammond gas stations will be required to close overnight or get exception from city, starting Nov. 1Hammond gas stations will be required to close between midnight and 5:00 a.m. or seek an exception from the city, starting November 1. The city council approved the gas station ordinance Monday by a vote of seven-to-two, following weeks of discussion.
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The Hammond City Council is holding off on a final vote on whether to force gas stations to close overnight. Council members plan to review additional crime statistics before making a final decision. The proposed ordinance would require gas stations in Hammond to close between midnight and 5:00 a.m., but let them apply for an exception from the city's board of works.
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The Hammond Sanitary District says it isn't to blame for flooded basements during the July 5 storms. The city had 74 confirmed basement backups, according to Mayor Tom McDermott Jr.
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A proposal to force Hammond gas stations to close overnight drew backlash during Monday's city council meeting. Mayor Tom McDermott Jr.'s proposal would require gas stations to close between midnight and 5:00 a.m. It comes after a shooting last month left one person dead.
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More single-family homes could soon be coming to Hammond.
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Plans are moving forward for a downtown Hammond commuter rail station. The city council Monday agreed to appropriate grant funding from Indiana's Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI) program for a future West Lake Corridor station.
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Lakeshore Public Radio host's Michael Gallenberger and Tom Maloney speak with book author Curtis Vosti about his new book Images of America Hammond.
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This edition of "MIDWEST BEAT with Tom Lounges" was originally broadcast on MAY 12, 2020 on 89.1FM-Lakeshore Public Radio GUEST: JOSEPH S. PETE…