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Monday, December 23, 2024

Lake County Republican Party chairman tapped to serve on Trump transition team

Lake County Councilman and county Republican Party Chairman Randy Niemeyer has been tapped to be a part of president-elect Donald Trump’s transition team participating in conference calls with Department of Transportation officials.

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Kimberly Robinson resigns as Calumet Township Trustee ahead of expected federal guilty plea

Calumet Township Trustee Kimberly Robinson announced Friday that she’s resigning from that office, effective immediately.

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Indiana man sentenced to the maximum of 130 years in prison for 2017 killings of 2 teenage girls

An Indiana man convicted in the 2017 killings of two teenage girls who vanished during a winter hike was sentenced to a maximum of 130 years in prison.

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Where Good Fellow Lodge stands, people need to sit — once there’s furniture

The Good Fellow Lodge is undergoing a massive renovation, inside and out, and will be available for use when that restoration is complete. Except for one thing: There’s no furniture.

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Edgewater Health accepts entries for teen art competition

A new art competition from Edgewater Health helps break the stigma surrounding mental health.

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Decay Devils install new “I Love Gary” sign at RailCats’ stadium

The Decay Devils installed an “I Love Gary” sign outside the RailCats’ stadium after the group received funding for the sign through a $60,000 grant from the Legacy Foundation.

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Valparaiso Council members question impact of $1.6 million paving underspend on bonds

What appeared to be favorable news of “underspending” by the Valparaiso Streets Department in 2024 for overly-optimistic street repairs generated spirited discussion among the Valparaiso City Council at Nov. 25 and Dec. 9 meetings with impact on city-purchased bonds.

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Charities across Chicago see huge shortage in coat donations as winter sets in: ‘We’re significantly thousands behind’

Nonprofits and community organizations that run winter coat drives say they are facing a serious shortage of donations this year as they try to help homeless and low-income Chicagoans weather the cold.

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Party City customers say goodbye as retailer announces closure after 40 years: ‘It’s going to be missed in the neighborhood’

Chicago has five locations, according to the company’s website, with dozens of other stores across the suburbs and state.

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Hanover Central’s Luke Ondo and Gage Rodriguez kid around. But their impact is no joke. ‘They do the dirty work.’