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Monday, April 14, 2025

As measles cases start in Indiana, Lake County Treasurer Petalas warns of virus’ lasting impact

Lake County Treasurer John Petalas said his case of the measles resulted in an ear infection that caused neurological damage in his left ear, leaving him completely deaf in one ear at 5 years old.

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East Chicago mayor raises concerns about potential Gary convention center

The East Chicago mayor and council are split on their support of the Lake County Convention Center potentially being built in Gary.

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Bike shop owners expect bumpy road as U.S., China trade war heats up

Bike shop owners in northwest Indiana are worried that prices may rise as tariffs hit goods from China, where most of their bikes are made.

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Valparaiso Parks ready for more pickleball with $10 million upgrades, joining growing fascination with court sport

When Kevin Nuppnau began planning for a $25 million “enhancement” of Valparaiso’s parks, he found a surge of interest in pickleball.

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Gary Narcan vending machine aims to help lower overdoses

The city of Gary installed its first Narcan vending machine at the Adam Benjamin Jr. Metro Center.

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‘A really frightening concept’: NWI activists react to potential air pollution exemptions

Northwest Indiana residents and environmentalists are disappointed by possible air pollution exemptions, but they’re not surprised.

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Lake County sheriff 2026 race grows to four candidates; Oscar Martinez Jr. can’t seek another term

Four Democrats announced bids for Lake County Sheriff in 2026, an open seat since Oscar Martinez Jr. can’t seek a third term.

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Pullman community steps on the gas to reopen historic Greenstone Church

Neighbors have raised $20,000 to reopen Greenstone Church in Pullman, which has been shuttered for years because of unpaid bills.

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Portage Recovery Association moves to new location, remains dedicated to changing lives

To Portage Mayor Austin Bonta, the Portage Recovery Association’s new home is a bigger deal than attracting a Target store.

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