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"Those rate increases up to 30 percent will really blow your electric service budget line items out of the water," Rev. Michael Cooper told the city council last week.
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Local October unemployment rates were down from the month before, but still higher than they were in October 2023.
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Valparaiso is looking for residents to serve on its environmental advisory board and ethics commission.
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Lakeshore Public Media host Dee Dotson on Regionally Speaking November 15, 2024.
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Portage High School is getting recognized for its efforts to lower the risk of sudden cardiac arrest. It's been designated a Heart Safe School by the non-profit group Project ADAM.
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A Schererville police standoff ended with a man being taken into custody, after police reportedly fired a shot at him.
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Last December, the city paused the bus route that connected Valparaiso with the Dune Park South Shore station. Last week, the board of works voted to cut the route permanently.
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Visitors to downtown Portage may soon be able to take their drinks from one bar to another.
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Two longtime Valparaiso businesses are planning to expand, but only one appears to be getting the help it wanted from the city.
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Highland residents have a chance to share what they'd like to see in the town's future.
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"We've spent extensive time with the Linc development team, getting their traffic control in order, for safety of both the motoring public, the walking public, as well as their own personnel," said City Engineer Max Rehlander.
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U.S. 12 is closed at State Road 249 for bridge demolition work. The Indiana Department of Transportation says U.S. 12 will be closed for about two weeks between the exit ramps.