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Hammond's efforts to add a food and beverage tax continue to move forward. The city council passed a resolution Monday supporting legislation at the statehouse that would let the city add a one-percent tax for 20 years.
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The town of Merrillville has a chance to be a model for communities looking to address environmental sustainability. The town was one of six pilot participants in the Indiana Department of Environmental Management's Clean Communities program. It's an updated version of the Clean Community Challenge launched by IDEM in the early 2000s.
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The town of Merrillville has acquired the Moe Auto Repair property on Broadway.
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Traffic safety is a growing concern in Merrillville.
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The town of Merrillville is working to make sure its needs are met with the money it'll have available next year. The town council adopted the 2024 budget Tuesday. It totals just over $45.4 million, having been cut by almost $2 million from the initial proposal.
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Merrillville wants residents' help in coming up with a new town slogan. Suggestions are currently being taken on the town's website.
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The town of Merrillville is the latest community looking to add a social worker to its police department.
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The Merrillville Town Council has approved a scaled-back solar farm proposal.
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Merrillville residents will have a chance to learn about a proposed solar farm development. Lightsource BP is seeking a variance from the town to develop a solar farm with battery storage south of U.S. 30, between Colorado and Clay streets, and west of Grand Boulevard, according to a notice from the Merrillville Board of Zoning Appeals.
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Merrillville is looking for an interim town manager. The town says former town manager Patrick Reardon resigned from the role in July.