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• Chesterton Wizard Of Oz Festival 2011
• CHS Girls swim team has eye on the prize as season begins
• EPA issues guidelines for cutting greenhouse gases
• Election over: Members of both parties attack Social Security
• Audit: Indiana owes feds $39 million for Medicaid
• Planners favor U.S. 6 medical campus despite neighbors objections
• Branded: Porter now the Front Porch to the Dunes
• County parks gearing up for annual Winter Lights Festival at Sunset Hill
• US Army Corps to study Asian carp and other invasives
• USW urges occupational lung cancer screening
• Police investigate possible double fatal OD in Pine Township
• High expectations for CHS girls basketball team
• Dunes State Park to close November 15-16 and 29-30 for deer hunts
• Proposed smoke-free ordinance in Chesterton has fans and foes
• Chesterton woman hurt in Indiana 49 crash
• ArcelorMittal to buy Canada’s Baffinland for $432M
• Families of jail inmates warned of new scam
• New job proves to be expensive scam
• CPD: Man says missed Illinois tolls are not his
• Dead livestock found mutilated on farm in Morgan Township
• Adams and Harper raised more than $100,000 each for hard fought Commissioner race
• Porter County Community Foundation celebrates Philanthropy Day with community grants
• Hebron man killed in crash on I-65; Valparaiso man charged with OWI
• Duneland School Board takes tour of new Liberty Elementary addition
• Change Clocks Saturday Night
• 2010 Fall Sports Awards Program at CHS honors varsity athletes
• CHS has four champions at season's first speech tournament
• Celebrate Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore's 44th anniversary Friday at Visitor Center
• PCSP officer charged with OWI, leaving scene after celebrating Sheriff Lain's reelection at Valpo bar
• Libertarians maintain Indiana ballot access after 6 percent showing in state race
• Daniels wants changes in education and unemployment
• State GOP leaders want school change
• Fall property tax installment due to county by November 10
• Jim Biggs wins County Council seat
• Adams ousts Harper in County Commissioner race
• Duneland Voters pick Ayres for School Board; retain Trout
• GOP in near sweep of Porter County races
• Convicted child pornographer must pay victim $533,244
• Burns Harbor planners mull regulating political signs
• Chesterton Art Center to celebrate 50 years with Art After Dark gala
• Website hosting phony bank email shut down
• Tax sale hauls in over $5M for county; treasurer pleased with performance
• State House and Senate races on the Tuesday ballot
• Voters to pick Porter County department heads Tuesday
• Hospital funds and growth issues in commissioner, council races
• School Board and township races on Tuesday ballot
• Report fraud and voting rights abuse to feds on Election Day
• Porter County Sheriff candidates Levi and Lain profiled
• State Park Little League donates for Porter ballfield
• Voters to decide 2010 election on Tuesday
• Indiana native takes on job as Asian Carp czar
• CHS debate wins at Ft Wayne Northrup tourney
• Ellsworth says Coats once tried to stop global warming
• CPD: Local Special Olympics wants to see fundraisers books
• Daniels hopes to push agenda if Republicans take control of state House
• Convicted rapist charged with failure to register on county sex offender list
• Porter County armed robbers in custody
• Jeanette Neagu is new Save the Dunes president
• Chesterton High School Principal Goetz named District Principal of the Year
• Joe Donnelly (D) vs. Jackie Walorski (R) vs. Mark Vogel (L) for US House 2nd District
• Campaign expense reports still trickling in
• CHS Boys CC earns State Finals berth
• Armed Robbery at Smoke Shop in South Haven
• Unprecedented negative mailings mar Porter County Commissioner race
• Play structure burns in arson at Dunes Friendship Land park
• Trojans pound Portage in sectional opener
• Hurdles continue to grow for any Dickinson Road extension
• Armed robbery suspects taken into custody in White County
• Port of Indiana marks 40th birthday with biggest shipment ever: Wind turbines
• Police: Baby slept in marijuana grow room; woman charged
• Historical Society hears the story of the Lincon Highway, US 30
• Sports complex developer warned he will need zoning approval
• Ground breaks on St. Anthony's new $22 million ER department in Chesterton
• ArcelorMittal posts 3Q profit of $1.35 billion
• Porter County ends budget process with surplus
• Service set for Pastor Kevin Palmer
• USS posts 3Q net loss of $51 million
• Police name two suspects in South Haven and Portage armed robberies
• CHS duo falls one step short of State Finals
• Police: Crack cocaine addiction fueled robbery spree last week
• Bicyclist hit by semi, killed, on Indiana 149
• CPD to choose two new K9s on November 8
• Driver killed in crash on US 30 today
• Porter County man dies at East Chicago ArcelorMittal mill
• Global temperatures continue to rise
• Chesterton Town Council grants nursing home tax abatement over objections
• Duneland School candidates square off at forum
• County Drainage Board approves footbridge in Little Cal nature preserve
• Sex offenders under curfew for safe Halloween this weekend
• Duneland GOP gives big to Nancy Adams
• West Porter Ave set to reopen on Thursday, Utility board told
• Chesterton Girls Soccer wins Sectional Title
• Porter County Sheriff Police: 10 arrested at underage drinking party; SWAT deployed
• USW welcomes Administration taking up petition on Chinese green tech trade
• Burns Harbor needs citizens to serve on town boards and commissions
• Tax sale slated; pay delinquent taxes before 10 a.m., October 20
• Chuck Moseley vs Kenneth Kaminski for State House 10th District seat
• Harper and Adams attract heavy hitters in commissioner campaign fundraising battle
• BH BZA hires Hurley to defend itself against Town Council
• Police say Marijuana grow room found in Liberty mobile home
• Coroner: Portage man shoots self accidentally with new gun
• Ex-Local 150 president gets probation for violating labor law
• NIPSCO winter heating bills projected to be second lowest in last 10 years
• Pete Visclosky faces Mark Leyva and Jon Morris in 1st District US House race
• Both lanes of I-65 blocked this morning following two separate semi accidents
• CVS Pharmacy fined $75 million for selling meth ingredient
• Workers return to ArcelorMittal mill in South Carolina
• Burns Harbor Town Council approves funds for BZA attorney
• Ed Soliday vs Thomas Webber in race for 4th District state House seat
• Democrat Charlie Brown faces Libertarian John Schick in race for 3rd District seat in State House
• Chesterton Boys Soccer wins Regional opener
• Girls Soccer wins Sectional opener 7-0
• Karen Tallian defending 4th District seat in State Senate against Shawn Olson
• Candidates Night set for Duneland School Board races
• Government touted as source of economic growth in Porter
• Admitted skate park heroin dealer sentenced to six years
• Officer cleared in shootings in Illinois and Indiana
• Homicide suspect is apparent suicide today on US 41
• County Commissioner Race: Adams: Cooperation is crucial to improving government and economy
• County Commissioner Race: Harper: No new tax platform still stands, growth must be managed
• 300 athletes helping with brain injury studies
• ArcelorMittal says Ukraine drops suit over mill
• Police put school bus scofflaws and reckless drivers on notice
• Valparaiso Police issue citation under new law against synthetic marijauna
• Vote for three of five candidates in Westchester Township Board race
• Grain dryer bin burns on Pope farm
• Chesterton Football pounds Crown Point
• CHS Boys Soccer wins Sectional Title
• $40 million indoor sports complex eyed for Town of Chesterton
• Chesterton Boys Soccer Team beats Valpo in sectional opener
• Memories of 'Bloody 20': Historic marker sought for old Duneland State Police post
• Indiana House speaker wants corruption probe of IURC
• Indiana BMV commissioner resigns day after arrest
• County Council Race: Poparad: Keep taxes low, hold on to hospital money
• County Council Race: Biggs: Economic projects will grow countys tax base
• Teachers PAC backs Ayres over incumbent Marshall in School Board race
• Police officer arrested in Illinois, Indiana shootings
• County approves use of federal stimulus money for sports complex
• CHS football team to raffle a Jay Cutler helmet to benefit Camp Riley
• Commission wants Great Lakes water levels study
• Indiana BMV chief arrested on indecency charge
• Election 2010: Republican Schulte vs Democrat Harris in Coroner race
• Rash of debit card number thefts perplexes investigators
• Chesterton Girls Soccer team wins Duneland Conference Championship
• Deadlines for holiday mail to overseas service members quickly approaching
• State revenue up 5.8 percent for September from 2009
• Democrat Pam Fish and Republican Karen Martin vie in Clerk of Circuit Court race
• Astronomers persuade commissioners to pass light pollution prevention resolution
• Judge rules county has right to deny waste transfer station permit
• Election 2010: Urbanik vs Wichlinski in County Auditor race
• Election 2010: Wendrickx vs Snyder in County Assessor race
• Daniels fires IURC head citing ethical issues
• Planners would ban truck freight terminals from most of Burns Harbor
• County Council urges rejection of 10 local government budgets
• Duneland Schools budget adopted; summer school enrollment falls
• Auto industry jobs in Indiana top 100,000 again
• Chesterton Football returns to winning ways
• Portage man dies in crash off US 20
• USW praises Senate letter on China trade practices
• Astronomers seeking help to cut light pollution here
• Election 2010: Democrat Malik faces Republican Miller in County Recorder race
• Former substitute teacher pleads guilty to federal child porn charges
• NRA backs Ellsworth over Coats in Indiana US Senate race
• Donnelly gets NRA endorsement
• Monday final day to register to vote
• Whitten: Porter County more efficient than neighbors
• USW praises House bill addressing China's undervaluation of currency
• US Attorney Capp announces strategy for combating crime against children
• Man sentenced to probation in phony check scheme; local business a victim
• Early voting begins on Monday, Oct. 4
• CHS Volleyball beats Merrillville in 4 games
• China's unfair 'green' trade practices subject of US House letter to Obama
• Valparaiso Police: Jimmy John's driver robbed; suspects in custody
• Tri-Towns consider idea of creating Duneland fire territory
• Porter eyes study of township fire district
• Local sports facility is sued by county planners
• Burns Harbor BZA short of funds to defend ruling from lawsuit
• Scientists: Mussels may leave carp nothing to eat
• Survey: Funding, invasive species, pollution top concerns of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore visito
• Porter Ave. work nearly done; South Calumet work continues
• IRS to pursue $175,000 penalty against Porter County
• Alert witnesses help Portage PD apprehend robbery suspect
• Prisoner's death subject of lawsuit against sheriff
• Activists work to save historic Dunes Read House
• Burns Harbor BZA being sued by its own Town Council
• Chesterton Girls Golf earns IHSAA State Finals berth
• Indiana Secretary of State pushes for redistricting reform on Facebook page
• Federal charges filed against local man who police say was growing pot at home
• Coroner reports apparent fatal heroin OD in Portage
• OUCC to contest NIPSCO rate hike for residential customers and IURC order
• South Shore passenger service hit by electric rate hikes, recession
• Chesterton Girls Soccer stays DAC perfect
• Tallian urges local control in school decisions
• Small business initiatives backed by Donnelly approved in House legislation
• Hobart man charged with trying to disarm Portage police officer
• County budget hearings continue Monday; assessor pay to be considered
• NPS conveys last five historic South Shore cars to East Troy Wis. museum
• Three vehicle accident snarls traffic early today on Toll Road
• AP president: Curb theft of digital news
• Human cases of West Nile reported in Porter County
• Dillon to Chamber: Dunes Lakeshore is an economic driver
• Theater groups win nominations for regional awards
• CHS Volleyball outlasts Portage in 5-game thriller
• CHS Boys CC sweeps DAC double dual; girls split
• Unemployment rate flat in state, dips in the county, Chesterton
• Motorcycle vs. car on Ind. 249 in Portage; both drivers killed
• Dunes Lakeshore to discontinue $20 annual pass to West Beach next year
• Duneland Performing Arts Series to kick off with The Second City
• Chesterton Police: Man found dead; paraphernalia recovered
• Not 10 percent electric rate hike; NIPSCO says more like 16.8 percent
• CHS Boys CC wins New Prairie Invite
• Chesterton Girls Golf wins Sectional Title
• Autopsy on man found in Inland Marsh 'inconclusive'; death still 'suspicious'Aut
• Tallian blasts IURC for ruling in NIPSCO electric rate case
• Chesterton Wizard of Oz Festival, rain and all, a big success
• Public has little interest in Chesterton's new comprehensive plan
• Burns Harbor Town Council going to court against its own BZA
• Donnelly testifies before House Ways and Means on China currency policies
• Coroner: Death of man found in National Lakeshore 'suspicious'
• Trojans - Vikings renew gridiron rivalry Friday Night
• Obama White House hosts Great Lakes meeting on efforts to combat Asian carp
• USW President Leo Gerard testifies on China's currency exchange rate
• Visclosky blasts Chinese deal with U.S. steelmaker
• County Council files court arguments against RDA ruling
• Portage Police: Apparent attempt to rob credit union from drive through
• Chesterton Wizard of Oz Festival set to begin
• CHS Girls Soccer takes outright Duneland Conference lead
• Florida man charged with child molesting in Portage
• Visclosky testifies before ITC on China pipe imports
• Four CHS students named Merit Semifinalists
• County Council mulls raises as it holds first reading of 2011 budget
• The Land of Oz returns to Chesterton this weekend
• rick-or-treat in Chesterton 5:30 to 7:30 pm Saturday October 30
• Burns Harbor looks to make it harder for trucking businesses to locate in town
• Harper calls on Valpo Chamber to keep candidate forum fair and balanced
• Visclosky announces $2 million grant to NICTD
• National Park Service proposes fees for new services at National Lakeshore
• Explore Dunes history this weekend at Heritage Days at Bailly Chellberg
• USW says China trade policies could derail Obamas green industries
• Valparaiso man dies after crash on US 6
• Oz Fest Volunteers make it great; parade deadline extended
• Trojan Volleyball outlasts Lake Central in 5
• Report warns Indiana government finances in big trouble
• Charged with growing pot on military land in LaPorte County
• Republicans elect Trevin Fowler to fill Porter Town Council seat
• County Council to begin 2011 budget hearings Monday
• Porter Republicans to exclude public from election to replace Town Council member
• CHS Girls Soccer stays perfect in DAC play
• Burns Harbor home is first in Indiana to win highest honor for energy efficiency
• Commissioners vote to ban synthetic marijuana sales
• Harper questions funding for bus authority takeover in Valpo
• CHS Girls Golf stays undefeated beats Munster
• Burns Harbor sewer fund has a big surplus town mulls options
• Annual report shows increases in youth substance use here
• Football blasts Michigan City in Duneland Conference opener
• Tax abatement sought for new nursing home here
• Girls Golf hands Valpo first dual meet loss
• Heroin strain even more lethal; overdoses on the rise
• Park board approves location for Sunset Hill Farm activity barn
• State Police say driver was drunk in I-65 crash today
• Spike in ODs prompts fear of tainted or very pure heroin here
• Better Business Bureau warns beware work at home scams in bad economy
• Porter hospital selected for cardiology study
• GOP caucus slated to fill Mike Genger's Porter Town Council seat
• Heroin arrests made in Chesterton
• Veterans invited to march at head of Wizard of Oz parade
• Portage Police: Man tries to abuct child
• USW: Commerce Department decision on China currency disappointing
• Steel Union says surge of Chinese tire imports waning thanks to Obama's relief
• Porter County employee contracts, fringe benefits questioned in IRS audit
• Kyle Whitaker named National Swimmer of the Year
• Port of Indiana Burns Harbor handles colossal cargo: A-388 ton electrical transformer
• USW members to train in green workplace practices
• Water mains popping in Town of Chesterton
• Late registrations boost Duneland School enrollment
• CHS Girls Soccer blasts South Bend Clay 10-0
• CHS Football improves to 2-0 with 38-0 shutout
• Alligator hooked in Imagination Glenn
• Portage man arrested on charges of child molestation and sexual misconduct
• Chesterton Police: Super 8 Motel robbed
• PCSP deputy injured in crash while responding to hit-and-run
• No South Shore service this weekend between South Bend and Miller
• Body of 2nd teen found off Lake Michigan beach
• Newly opened Dunes Walk Inn blends history with modern amenities
• Two die in crash on I-65 near Rensselaer
• IURC NIPSCO electric rate order to bring estimated 10 percent net increase
• Duneland School enrollment falls by 213
• Correction: Porter's new sewer rate higher than Chesterton's, a lot higher
• NIPSCO settles gas rate case Folks could save $7.50 per year
• Porter council okays 27 percent sewer rate hike
• Chesterton Girls Soccer beats Valparaiso
• Duneland School Board races get crowded
• Boys Soccer blasts Hammond Clark 7-0
• Attorney: Great Lakes waterways a carp highway
• Body of 1 of 2 missing boys found in lake
• Sewer project to close Porter Avenue east of Fifth Street next week
• Dickinson Road extension: 'Time to fish or cut bait'
• Duneland students back to school Wednesday
• Chesterton Football wins opener at SB Adams
• Laborers union campaigning for more investment to fix decaying roads and bridges
• Public hearing on Porter sewer rate hike Tuesday
• ISP making data base available to police in fight against meth
• Search continues for two boys caught in rip current off Michigan City
• Trojan Volleyball improves to 2-0 with win
• Study: Ports of Indiana flow 5.4 billion in state economy
• Portage Police: Man solicits money in roadway to support his habit
• 'Lost Tourist Attractions of the Dunes' exhibit extending its stay here
• Public hearing September 16 on new Chesterton comprehensive plan
• One year ago: The Tornado of 2009, A mortality check
• NWI BP fuel leak could last weeks
• Chesterton resident indicted on federal ID theft charge
• Skate Park closed due to graffiti and damage
• Paddlers group hopes to clear Little Cal River of tornado debris
• Porter Brickyard project density raises parking concerns
• Chesterton Girls Golf wins Duneland Conference Tournament title by 32 shots
• NWI Forum and NIRPC hosting tour of lakefront for Chinese environmentalists
• Waverly Road flooding relief is topic for Porter Park Board
• 37 sheep perish in Union Township barn fire
• Boy, 17, waived into adult court to face charges in fatal crash
• Filing deadline period ends Friday for Duneland School Board seats
• Football leaves question marks after Scrimmage
• Fisherman has evidence of Asian carp in Wabash River
• Woman dies in US 30 crash motorist charged
• Charges dropped: Businessman sues accuser in defamation suit
• Chamber urges public to shop Duneland
• Valparaiso woman sues Splash Down Dunes alleging injuries suffered on water slide
• Morgan Township man charged with murder in son's death
• Library finds partners: Chesterton Adult Learning Center to reopen
• Boy injured in black powder explosion in South Haven
• Chesterton Police warn man may be doctor shopping for pain medication
• Sheriff Police: Motorcyclist pops wheelie at 100 mph on Ind 49
• Portage Police: Man fires gun at vehicle with two children in it
• Admitted skate park heroin dealer ineligible for Drug Court
• IDEM Air Quality Action Day forecast for Friday
• Long time Westville prison employee dies
• Horizon Bancorp posts second quarter profit
• Groundbreaking scheduled for St. Anthony's Chesterton ER department in October
• Parking and sidewalk improvements approved for Porter Town Hall
• Porter looks to make Little Calumet a destination for kayaks and canoes
• Brickyard plan goes before Town of Porter department heads
• Late season sewer projects to complicate motorists' lives
• Filing period underway for Duneland School Board seats
• Sexual offender charged with probation violation
• USW inks pact with two Chinese firms to supply steel for wind farm in Texas
• Herb and Charlotte Read named to Conservation Hall of Fame
• Housing Opportunities reapplies for grant to buy homeless shelter
• Woman ejected from vehicle; infant in back seat is fine
• Local unemployment inches up in June, unchanged statewide
• Police: Chesterton home raided, 100s of marijuana plants seized
• South Shore schedule to change again on September 5
• Centier reports improved earnings in first half of 2010
• County parks to finalize purchase of Liberty Township property
• Lobbyist with ties to Visclosky charged with making illegal campaign donations
• Duneland School budget pared down from last year
• Dillon fields questions about funding at Indiana Dunes National Lakshore
• CHS Girls win Duneland Conference All Sports Title; boys finish second
• Deligatti, Goldak, Dresh honored by Chamber
• TIF board hears complaints about South Calumet District
• Tourist money coveted in Gateway to the Dunes plan
• Relay for Life will be this Friday and Saturday at CHS
• Porter residents speak out in support of sewer bond issue
• ISP: Man drives under semi on I-80 then flees scene
• Hero Evelyn Ello honored with LifeSaving Award by the CFD
• ArcelorMittal posts 2Q profit of $1.704 Billion
• August 24 hearing set on 27 percent sewer rate hike in Porter
• Photos: Baby beluga whale born at Shedd Aquarium Monday
• Trojan Boys bring home State Track medals
• Porter seeks state study of Wagner / US 20 safety
• IDEM extends to Feb 26 comment period on draft list of impaired waters
• Kouts Clerk Treasurer Greg Frame cleared of sexual misconduct charge
• Get set: South Calumet Rd and Porter Ave intersection to close
• Valparaiso Police: Man charged after biting woman pushing her head through car window
• 4th St. Theater presents 'The Light in the Piazza' beginning Friday and Saturday
• USW lauds bill for tax credits to firms making alternative energy components
• Future uncertain for damaged Cline Avenue bridge
• Family of dog attack victim files suit against Porter County
• Asian carp DNA in Lake Michigan
• IDEM to hold public hearing on July 14 in Gary on USS air operating permit
• All (yellow brick) roads lead to Chesterton; Hotel rooms hard to find this weekend
• More Duneland teachers retiring
• Brown Ave neighbors turn out to oppose pawn shop
• Valparaiso Police: Second Family Express robbery suspect in custody
• VNA to hold final flu shot clinics of season
• South Shore ridership creeps up in April
• CPD: In 2009 Chesterton a safer, more secure, better place to live
• Local parties find candidates to fill ballot vacancies, turn up heat in Union Township
• Boy facing marijuana charge, two more treated after taking LSD
• Two killed on I65 today; semi loses chlorine gas load but no breach
• Porter Beach zoning reform plan meeting draws a crowd
• Republican candidates introduce themselves at forum
• New climate targets may not change daily life much
• Cracks prompt closure of I-80/94 bridge
• Save the Dunes Council and Save the Dunes Conservation Fund now merged as one
• Toll Road raises rates again for non-I-Zoom vehicles
• Longshoremen to hold new election supervised by DOL
• Lewis Craig, Jr. carries woman from burning home
• Town Council upholds building moratorium at Porter Beach
• Voters registration office in need of poll workers
• Jobless rate steady in state, county; improves in Chesterton
• Indiana agency and IBM sue each other over failed $1.3B deal
• What price jobs? Planners mull future of Chesterton
• Medical campus and multi unit housing proposed for US 6
• Portage woman sentenced to 45 years for South Haven murder
• Trojan Gymnasts beat Merrillville
• County man pleads guilty to federal heroin charge
• Study documents local job losses caused by US trade deficit with China
• Chesterton and Porter to hold joint stormwater ed program at WIS
• Latest new Utility Superintendent to resign May 21
• Duneland 2009 Year in Review: There's no place like home
• Burns Harbor residents can speak out on town capital improvement needs
• Porter County seeks court ruling in support of RDA withdrawal
• Duneland teachers travel to Statehouse to lobby for public school funding
• Theater groups nominated for regional awards
• US Attorney: Manhunt fugitive is deported smuggler of illegal aliens
• State may ban left turns off 149 onto Old Porter Rd
• Indiana challengers say it is time for new GOP leaders
• Newborn beluga dies at Chicago Aquarium
• Burns Harbor mulls adding a new TIF district for Mittal steel plant
• Burns Harbor reverses itself approvals Mittal Steel landfill
• South Bound I-65 a mess this morning following series of semi crashes
• Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore to expand
• EPA to okay state's request for Porter Co. to become ozone attainment area
• Erik Peterson promoted to Major
• Kids issue public apology for their vandalism of town park
• Illinois man sentenced to four years for fatal I94 OWI crash
• Medical park adjacent to future Porter hospital to be unveiled
• Tornado not a disaster, state decides after flyover
• Visclosky lauds high speed rail funding
• Indiana Toll Road company raises speed limit in Porter County to 70 mph
• CHS Football holds on for DAC win at Portage
• Public hearings set on South Shore fare hike
• Duneland expulsions increased to 76 in 2008-09 school year
• Chicago man charged in hit-and-run; two Chesterton residents injured
• Chesterton man pleads guilty to felony theft
• Chesterton trio ends careers at State Finals
• Beware of storm repair scams
• Police: Overdose victim charged with possession
• Cause of POCO fire remains undetermined
• Trojan VB sweeps DAC victory from Portage
• Child porn suspect was dropped from Duneland substitute teacher list after complaints
• South Shore service east of Gary suspended this weekend
• Town of Burns Harbor peprares to crack down on speeders during Ind 149 closure
• NIPSCO ordered to achieve 2 percent annual energy savings by 2019
• Would-be partner for LEL's Coffee Creek Center has money troubles
• Two men charged with murder-for-hire scheme to kill DEA agent, US Attorney
• Attorney general says public school bus fees unconstitutional in Indiana
• Town seeks to cut red tape for replacement of tornado damage
• AP report: Visclosky cleared by House panel investigation
• Delayed delivery of flu vaccine prompts VNA to cancel clinics
• USW welcomes proposed antidumping tariffs on Chinese pipe
• Who goes there? State Park naturalists band Sawwhet Owls
• Chamber of Commerce boosts Duneland united approach to economic develpment
• Rep. Visclosky draws a crowd at town meeting here
• Updated: IDEM grants permit for ArcelorMittal landfill
• Ton wants town to be able to activate its own tornado sirens
• Official says Democratic County Council candidate voted GOP, files challenge
• EPA orders IDEM to reconsider BPs Whiting operating permit
• US court rules against FCC on net neutrality
• IUN seeking to track flu cases
• Kmart pharmacy robbed of Vicodin at gunpoint today
• Soliday bill would allow removal of auditors and assessors
• Chance to comment on NIPSCO gas rate case on July 8 in Gary
• Visclosky bill would allow more land donations to Indiana Dunes Lakeshore
• Sampling for Asian carp to begin in Chicago area
• New stoplight for Indiana 149 eyed
• Reminder: Return Census forms by Thursday
• South Shore eyes fare hike and service cuts
• Nearly 4 inches of rain a headache for street departments and homeowners
• Pedestrian friendly future planned for Chesterton downtowns
• BZA waives sidewalk and curbs for East Porter Ave development
• Photo: Where trees go to be chipped
• Former Ludington Nissan dealership is sold
• CHS Football dominant in win over Crown Point
• Voter registration deadline nears for Indiana primary
• Mittal to hold public meeting on landfill expansion Wednesday
• BZA grants variance to Grant Street teen center
• Property tax collections near normal despite year of delays
• Quandry: How much should town spend to mitigate localized temporary flooding?
• Neighbors helping neighbors
• County Park Board favors Liberty Township sports fields plan
• Third graders turn the tables on School Board and administrators
• Skate park now open and rules posted, but skaters are warned
• Convicted sex offenders charged with failing to register
• Party voters to pick nominees Tuesday
• College cuts will favor some Indiana schools over others
• Dunes National Lakeshore may see record numbers this year
• Kyle Whitaker wins five golds at Jr Nationals
• Crashes car outside State Police post, charged with OWI
• Rebuilding Together looking to 2010, now taking applications, needs construction director Back to F
• Bill ties relief for schools to limits on pay raises
• 2009 Porter County property tax bills to be mailed this week
• Indiana state prisons to use trace DNA to track weapons
• Portage man sentenced to four years in prison for fatal OWI
• Sewer collapses into Coffee Creek
• Body of missing boater found at Kemil Beach
• Remembering Hazel opens Jan. 31 at Art Center, honoring Hazel Hannell
• Deer hunting rule changes gain preliminary approval
• CHS Girls Golf State Bound with 2nd place finish at Regional
• Health Dept IDs red dust in Crocker as iron oxide
• Police say Portage man was growing psilocybin mushrooms
• Burns Harbor Police issuing lots of tickets to scofflaws at US 20 and Ind 149
• Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore recovers from storm damage
• Death of Portage woman struck by vehicle under investigation
• Ivy Tech students find some credits will not transfer
• Regional United Ways kick off 2009 campaign with $8.1 million goal
• Local ice hockey club looking to expand
• Burns Harbor BZA allows towing service in downtown zoning district
• Windows broken at First United Methodist; local man in custody
• Migrating whooping crane fatally shot in Indiana
• Boys track team wins first Regional Title in history of CHS
• State of the State: Daniels calls for holding back third graders who can't read
• Town awards $1.9 million contract for 15 St. municipal building
• Developer wants to offer property tax exemptions
• Freeman leads Trojans to second at Duneland Conference gymnastics meet
• County Council to read and finalize 2010 county budget
• Judge rules that state law forces Porter County to remain in RDA
• Gov. Daniels targets Indiana state colleges for cuts
• Rollover crash in Porter; one airlifted
• USW pleased with health care reform progress
• Visitor at Indiana State Prison charged with trafficking
• Two plead guilty in meth case
• School systems fight back, sue the state over funding formula
• Porter police officer sues Chicago man alleging battery
• Wikipedia exposes Great Zombie Coverup in Burns Harbor
• CMS smoke cleared by Chesterton Fire Department
• Man charged with possession of heroin, Porter PD K9 Nicky responds to scene
• Man tries to rob Chase Bank today
• Park Board receives 5 bids for tennis and basketball courts
• Dunes Kankakee Trail would pass through Chesterton Downtown
• Candidate filing deadline Friday for May primary
• Liberty Elementary addition wins county plan approval
• Valparaiso man sentenced to 30 years for dealing heroin
• CPD: Man suspected of passing phony 20s charged with theft
• Leasebacks expiring: Long chapter in National Lakeshore story coming to an end
• Felony theft and fraud charges filed against Chesterton woman
• Transit Police: Charges filed in theft of 24 tons of NICTD rails
• State Attorney General says Porter County was mandated to join RDA and can never leave
• Battery charge dismissed against South Shore conductor
• Photo: Boys Soccer wins Sectional title 1-0 over Valpo
• Portage woman pleads guilty to neglect in death of son
• Lawmakers want quick start to 2010 session
• Lightning believed cause of house fire today
• What to keep? What to cut? Contact schools with budget ideas
• Chesterton man victim of suspected fatal heroin OD
• NIPSCO to cut up to 40 nonunion jobs this fall
• Chamber legislative review: Deficit, shortfall loom over state
• County sets rules for wind power as firm eyes Pleasant Township for turbines
• Assessor and Burns Harbor steel mill to withdraw tax assessment appeals
• State Park Pavilion webcam now live
• Chesterton Softball beats LaPorte 5-3
• Porter Town Council votes funds for antidrug dog
• Valparaiso Police: Jackson mom left baby in unlocked car in 83 degree heat
• CHS Boys Soccer beats Valparaiso in shootout
• Police raid biker party; weapons confiscated
• Sheriff warns parents: It is a dangerous time to be young
• ArcelorMittal to build Iraq steel mill
• Woman dies in Toll Road crash in LaPorte County, driver cited
• Coats reports $822K in income, $2.5M assets
• Bicyclist hit by car, killed on US 20
• Victim of US 20 crash was University of Chicago cardiologist
• Yost teacher Maria Rodriguez dead, victim of apparent murder suicideYost teacher Maria Rodriguez dea
• CHS and Lake Central to fight Cancer at Friday night games
• Indiana officials urge health care program enrollment
• Intersection of Porter Ave and S Calumet to close Wednesday
• Porter forming joint committee to plan funding for $4.1 million sewer upgrade
• Police: Man arrested after selling heroin to girl met at skate park
• Republican caucus elects Nick Walding to vacant council seat
• Chesterton Town Council makes 2010 board appointments
• Photo: Trucker topples INDOT tower at I-65 I-80 today
• Residents awake to face storm damage cleanup
• School Board set to give approval to cut administrator posts
• 160th Porter County Fair opens Thursday
• Porter pedestrian walk may be cut short of US 20
• Local avoids being scammed in phony Craigslist house rent ad
• OUCC wants water company's proposed rate hike cut in half
• Portage woman charged with two felonies in child's shaking
• Officer injured in making arrest files lawsuit against defendant
• Splash Down Dunes water park foreclosed, up for sheriff sale
• Northwest Indiana Forum CEO Galbiati resigns
• Portage Police: Man charged in liquor store robbery lost loot at casino
• Iron Workers Local 379 office manager sentenced to probation for embezzling
• Public may comment on regional draft Economic Development Strategy
• Variance sought from Burns Harbor's new downtown zoning
• Meinhardt Raabe, Wizard of Oz Munchkin actor, dies at 94
• Girls Swim past field at Hall of Fame Classic
• CHS Boys win Duneland Conference Golf Invitational
• No animals this year at Chellberg Farm; Lugar brokers meeting between Dillon and farm supporters
• Steelworker injured in accident at US Steel Gary Works
• Westbound lane of East Porter Ave to be open for Oz Fest
• State Police identify victims of double fatal on I-65
• Portage man pleads guilty to OWI in fatal U.S. 20 accident
• Valpo Family Express robbed at gunpoint
• County Recorder warns about scam in Porter County
• Discovery Charter School to open with about 300 students
• Trojan Boys Basketball presses their way to 60-36 win over Hobart
• Feds indict region men on gang related charges
• Kopp and Murphy poised to restart county payments to RDA
• Senate panel revives plan to cut township boards
• Bond set for group home leader accused of deviate sexual conduct
• Portage teen sentenced for terrorizing girls
• Pawn shop hearing Tuesday in Chesterton
• Porter County goes to court to collect innkeepers tax
• Trucker dies in freak crushing accident at Portage Toll Plaza
• Fire destroys Pine Township residence
• Volleyball sweeps Merrillville for DAC victory
• Lawmakers to hold Illiana public meeting
• Indiana fiscal realities could force painful state spending cuts
• Praxair looking to expand in Burns Harbor
• County building heat inefficient; jail boilers may be first to go
• Boys Track finishes 2nd at Valpo Relays
• A decade of news: Property taxes, hospital sale, steel, economy are top stories in Duneland
• Portage Denny's manager robbed at gunpoint in parking lot
• St. Anthony Memorial and Anthem settle on new multiyear contract
• CHS Girls pick up 11th straight Swimming Sectional Title
• County tax bill update Bills could be mailed around Nov 13
• Man suspected in fatal I-80 hit and run facing felony charges
• Two sentenced to federal prison in ongoing regional drug case
• Portage Police: Man charged in stabbing of Burns Harbor resident
• Chesterton BZA rejects pawn shop
• Fire destroys Porter Beach home; cause undetermined
• Schedule released for Chesterton Wizard of Oz Festival September 18, 19, 20
• County parks committee eager to develop active park for youth
• Liberty Township targeted for more development: Planners seek elusive consensus on future growth
• State Police seek hit and run driver who struck and killed road worker
• Police Man found with heroin, needles in car with two children
• City of Valparaiso and VU tell plans for race diversity summit
• Concerned about cuts in state school funding? Contact your representatives
• Valpo man risks life to save girl in rip current; confusion on the beach
• Hardware failure blamed for lack of tornado siren
• Valparaiso Police: Ben Franklin middle-schoolers caught 'sexting'
• BP donates to Indiana candidates; some return cash; some don't
• Shots fired in Liberty from moving vehicle
• Valpo Police: SELF student brings knife to school threatens to use it
• Canonie building selected for Discovery Charter School
• Horizon Bank turns profit in first quarter
• Burns Harbor BZA faces lawsuit over variance for towing business
• Assessor says county not behind for next year's tax bills
• School closing tests new notification system
• Juvenile detained after found with contraband outside Westville prison
• Scenic overlay districts on commissioners agenda
• Council rejects RDA legal fees for auditor, treasurer
• Portage man charged with possession of child porn
• Police: Four charged after heroin delivered to hospital room
• Prisoner walks away from minimum security work crew at State Prison in MC
• 2 Indianapolis Catholic schools may go charter
• Woman killed Friday in crash on Ind 49
• USS reports 2Q operating profitability but still a net loss
• Primary battles emerge on first day of candidate filings
• 27 percent sewer rate hike proposed in Porter
• PostTribune reporter indicted accused of stealing from union
• Sullivan forced out of county council race by challenge
• Chesterton runners, David Osborn continue postseason roll
• Urbanik challenges Kopp in Democrat race for auditor nomination
• Chesterton Boys win Hall of Fame Classic
• Dunes State Park has fabulous year in 2009; attendance way up
• Chesterton-based group begins earthquake relief
• Man dies after hitting head in fall from golf cart
• Chesterton Girls Golf finishes perfect regular season
• Raw sewage in Porter basement prompts residents' call for action
• Porter hospital to begin clearing for Liberty Township facility
• Hudson faces Snyder in Republican race for Porter County assessor nomination
• Porter County files lawsuit against Tower Meadows subdivision
• CHS Softball outlasts Portage 1-0 in extra innings
• Porter Town Council united in backing RDA
• CFD and citizen saves life at bowling alley
• South Shore service to be interrupted over weekend
• Plea deal quashed; trial set for Pinkerton Oil theft charges
• Valpo woman sentenced after pleading guilty to false rape report
• Fire badly damages Porter residence
• Deer slugs fired into Jackson Township home
• Porter Hospital plans approved by county planners by 7-2 vote
• Two locals charged with dealing Xanax
• US Attorney seeks to introduce new evidence against EC Mayor George Pabey
• Photo: All creatures great and small
• Jim Biggs to file for County Council
• USPS announces deadlines for holiday mail to service members
• Scott questions state's drop in ArcelorMittal assessment
• BMV facial recognition software leads to two federal indictments
• Indiana health officials: Flu season over for now
• CHS Gymnastics kicks off season at LaPorte
• LEL files foreclosure suit against Sand Creek Country Club owner
• Transit referendum set to take place in 2 of 4 counties so far
• Kouts teen dies in Pleasant Township crash
• $50B in high speed rail applications submitted
• Visclosky and Donnelly vote yes on health care reform
• Three county precincts reported flipped results in RTD referendum
• Citizens at drainage forum anxious for improvements
• Two injured and extricated after accident on icy I94
• CSX train derails in Jackson Township on Wednesday; cleanup worker hurt today
• Town may release funds to clear blocked Coffee Creek
• Senate OKs bill to push back school start
• DOE taking comments on teacher licensing proposals
• Porter plans residential and commercial neighborhood for the 'brickyard'
• Woman pleads guilty to WiseWay thefts
• Craig and LaFlower to be honored by Governor's Office for heroism
• State education board to give schools budget cut options
• Daniels: Social truce would allow focus on economy, debt, security
• Gas line valve hidden beneath rubble struck, a whiff in the air
• No. 3 Chesterton Girls blast No. 10 Munster
• Porter Hospital officials, staff, developers break ground in Liberty Township
• South Shore raises weekend fares in slumping economy
• Porter County political parties report largest contributors for 2009
• Daytime burglaries continue in rural Duneland
• Geminus staffer named in indictment alleging theft of government funds
• ArcelorMittal job cuts coming, but where?
• Portage woman sentenced in death of baby
• US Steel posts 4th consecutive quarterly loss but hope for 2010
• Great Lakes states sue feds over Asian carp
• Indiana a national leader in transportation rankings
• Dye pack explodes, suspect in Valpo bank robbery arrested
• Funding for Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore lodge approved
• Priest accused of sexual misconduct while at St. Pats
• Asian carp raises fear and loathing on Great Lakes
• Lightning strike may have caused Pine house fire
• Open House Wednesday for Porter's proposed $30 million Gateway plan
• Army Corps to sample Indiana rivers for Asian carp
• Town of Porter: 70 cats is 64 too many
• Valpo man indicted in federal court on charge of child exploitation
• Trojan Swimmers take state in four events, finish 3rd overall
• Shaw snaps Trojans to 16-13 Sectional win
• Schools may leave some teaching positions unfilled
• EPA: Greenhouse gases endanger human health
• Building Commissioner: Grass doesn't violate Town Code until 10 inches tall
• CHS Girls swim to 11th straight Duneland Conference Championship
• Driver dies in fiery crash on I94 near Portage
• Duneland Schools brace for funding cuts
• Department of Labor seeks new Local 1014 election at USS Gary Works
• At risk folks can get H1N1 shots at health department clinics
• Trojan softball team makes easy work of Valparaiso
• Jackson Township woman dies in crash
• State Police: Motorist not wearing seatbelt should have buckled up before he fled police
• Duneland sets special meeting Jan. 26 to announce school cuts
• New state laws take effect today
• Save the Dunes donates lots to the National Lakeshore
• Valparaiso Police blotter: Neglect of dependent charge filed
• Revocation of bond sought for man charged with OWI causing death
• Board to get proposal for survey of newest county park
• Architect chosen for Chesterton's 15th Street facility
• Ind 149 closed today between US 6 and US 20 through May 22
• Visclosky to hold annual town hall forum here on January 14
• Child starts bedroom fire with lighter
• Will Splash Down Dunes open Saturday?
• CMS Principal Ton and 15 others retiring
• Comments invited on USS draft wastewater permit
• Spring is here! Trojan Softball starts season on Saturday
• Town of Porter wins $1.8 million from RDA for Gateway project
• Duneland Resale welcomes Food Pantry Tuesday
• Prank caller perpetrates sick hoax at CVS
• Residents invited to give input on new medical park in Liberty Township
• Chesterton Girls Golf beats Valparaiso
• Jobless rate in county and Chesterton jumps in December
• NIPSCO projects lower heating bills this winter
• Steelworkers praise passage of health bill
• Renovated Hageman Library booming as young people flock to books
• NIPSCO files first gas rate case in 20 years, folks would see 2.65 percent increase
• Proposal would start school after Labor Day
• Cuts to Indiana home health program said to cost 4 times as much as they save
• Duneland Schools enrollment up 123 this year
• Moseley's adult ed bill clears Indiana House
• Visclosky secures funds for Marquette Plan sand replenishment at Lakeshore beach
• USW welcomes Senate bill addressing concerns over Chinese currency
• Likely new 149 stoplight on agenda in Burns Harbor
• ArcelorMittal posts profit in first quarter
• Boys Swimming wins LaPorte Invitational
• CHS speech and debate team in Kansas City for Nationals
• Cost of tornado cleanup mounting
• Indiana court to decide legal mom of test tube baby
• NIPSCO seeks state approval to buy customers' solar and wind power
• NICTD board neutral on transit referendum
• IDEM Don't expect quick response to red dust pollution
• 80 percent say no to RTD in countywide referendum
• David Capp of Beverly Shores confirmed as US Attorney for Northern District
• Duneland Schools expect to face 8 percent cut in operating funds
• Teamsters strike halts paving in town
• Storm images: Inside out umbrella, flying shed, swirling debris
• Police: Phone scammers may be hiding behind TTY
• Emerald ash borer invades Dogwood Park trees
• NIPSCO says it has enough electric capacity
• Three state championships in a row for CHS Debate
• Visclosky secures funds for the region
• Yellow Perch catch could be good this summer; Free Fishing Weekend June 5-6
• Landlords to pay tenants' sanitary sewer bills
• Bill to hold back some 3rdgraders has steep cost
• Bid accepted for tennis and basketball courts in Chesterton Park
• For Chesterton families the monthly cost of utilities, services rising faster than inflation
• Kyle Whitaker completes stellar swimming career with Indiana Mental Attitude Award
• Services set for Dallas Summers
• CHS Softball picks up another Duneland Conference win
• PostTribune reporter pleads guilty to stealing from union
• LEL and related entities targets of lawsuit over $11.9 million loan
• Party line vote moves adult education bill forward
• Unopposed county candidates ready to claim seats
• Robert Edward Kelly, Sr. dies at 91
• Suicides spike last year in county; fatal overdoses down
• Safety audit spotlights county's dangerous intersections
• Valparaiso Police have suspect in custody in Family Express armed robbery
• Visclosky testifies on Chinese steel imports today
• Softball, baseball, soccer fields eyed for inclusion in Brookdale Park master plan
• Asian carp DNA found closer to Lake Michigan
• 2010 advisory for fish consumption released
• Public may comment on proposed 30 percent water rate hike
• Potential recruits flood state police with emails
• Mobile home park is trouble for Burns Harbor and residents
• Economy blamed for sluggish county population increases
• No decision yet made on work schedule for 1100N repaving
• Sinkhole opens on Porter Ave., breach in manhole discovered
• Board approves revamp of Indiana teacher licensing
• Kmart burglarized; jewelry taken; door sledge hammered
• State Police: Motorcyclist critically injured in attempt to flee police
• County budget order revised to include homestead credit rate
• BP says Whiting refinery expansion about one third complete
• Chesterton BZA hears petitions on new garage and windmill
• Stealth buy of brickyard acres prompts questions in Porter
• Public can comment on Dunes National Lakeshore's new Interpretive Plan
• Lawmakers want to hear from public on Cline Avenue closing
• Dune Acres road eyed as second entrance/exit for Porter Beach
• US Army Corps Chicago office to have jurisdiction now in NWI
• Candidates raise big bucks for 2010 campaigns
• Partnership is watchword of first NWI economic development summit
• CHS speech team wins state and four individual events
• SR 912 Cline Avenue bridge closed to all traffic
• NiSource posts improved 1Q net income of $197.3 million
• Foster and adoptive parents sue to stop Indiana cuts
• State treasurer candidate Pete Buttigieg makes Chesterton stop
• Fekete breaks kills record in CHS volleyball win over Portage
• EPA to host Pines Superfund site meeting Tuesday
• Study reports Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore threatened by climate change
• Valparaiso Police: 12 year old girl interested in the gang lifestyle admits apartment graffiti
• Porter CEDIT spending plan includes sidewalks, park work, new vehicles
• IDEM wants info from Arcelor about waste piles at BH facility
• Facing cuts Indiana colleges put everything on table
• Boy uses gasoline to start camp fire, is burned on back and face
• Photo: Trees clogging Coffee Creek must be removed at owners expense, town says
• Valpo PD helps Secret Service; two charged with check fraud
• State taking public comment on NIPSCO gas rate hike and rate change
• 'Riverfront' could attract fine dining to the Downtown Chesterton
• 2010 Chesterton High School Winter Sports Awards
• State appearances by Cross Country and golf teams highlight 2009 CHS Fall Sports Awards
• Bryan Bullock challenges Charlie Brown in Democrat 3rd District state House race
• No 1 Trojan Boys swamp Valparaiso 126-60
• Chesterton Wizard of Oz Festival returns in September
• Tornado: Storm rips path of destruction through Chesterton
• ArcelorMittal slashing work force by 171 at West Virginia plant
• Jackson Township man dies when tree falls on him
• Jorden sentenced to 57 years in Luke Oil murder
• Valparaiso Police: Stranger tried to lure boy into pickup truck
• Casino workers union contract to expire Saturday
• County council appeals RDA ruling with 5-2 vote
• State executes Michigan City prison inmate for 1994 triple murder
• Man dies in accident in trucking yard here
• DOC: Visitor at Indiana State Prison smuggled heroin and Ecstasy to inmate
• Lawmaker cancels hearing on child care ministries
• Duneland School administrators and non-teaching staff to go without raises again
• CHS Girls Golf wins third straight Sectional Championship
• Visclosky cleared, refused to be interviewed in PMA probe
• USS reports third quarter loss but maybe light at tunnels end
• South Shore weekend outages told; first in May
• Reform Slate romps in ILA 2038 election
• Adult Ed funding crisis prompts closure of Chesterton ALC
• Former Hammond mayor owes nearly $120,000 on taxes
• Shifts at state hospitals to cut 500 plus jobs; patients to be moved out
• CHS Boys CC beats Michigan City and Portage
• Porter County is 16th healthiest in state; Lake County 84th
• Unemployment falls in Porter County, Chesterton, statewide
• Porter County drainage project to host forums for public input
• Mittal landfill public hearing Wednesday
• Chesterton Police: Kmart Vicodin robber threatened to hurt pharmacists
• NWI Forum opposes closing of Chicago locks to fight carp
• Porter Hospital goes with Damon Run over Chesterton for sewage treatment
• Golf carts currently illegal on Town of Chesterton roadways
• Settlement reached in East Chicago casino funds dispute
• EPA withdraws earlier objections to USS draft wastewater discharge permit
• Chesterton Tribune begins 127th year today
• Chesterton urged to help master plan new Porter hospital impact area in Liberty Township
• Dunes supporters share stories of park history and ecology at interpretive forum
• CHS Big Band Bash set for Jan 29 30 at the Waterbird
• Chicago man sentenced to prison on Indiana ID theft racket
• County Park Board joins others in support for Dunes Kankakee Trail
• School Board approves $1.4 million in cuts
• Semistate band competition Saturday at CHS stadium
• Great Lakes shipping season begins as St. Lawrence Seaway begins 52nd year
• Planners send Porter Beach overlay to Town Council for action
• Forums over, drainage study turns to officials for comments
• 1100N to stay open to traffic during spring construction
• Craigslist ad tutor accused of child molesting to stay in jail
• Park Board to skateboarders: 'Clean it up'
• Rare earthquake rattles northern Illinois, no damage
• No South Shore service here this weekend
• Gerald Wenzel inducted into IHSAA Wrestling Hall of Fame
• Official results of RTD referendum increase margin of No victory
• Craig Stafford named new principal for CMS
• Slow population growth in state attributed to sluggish economy
• Charged with trafficking cocaine with convicted murderer at State Prison
• Tallian and Moseley on legislative study panels
• IDEM air quality alert today and Thursday
• Planners advance rule changes to help rebuilding after tornado
• Valparaiso utility worker struck by a car on Calumet Avenue in critical condition
• Funding becomes available for Fifth Street sidewalk project
• Citizens can air drainage woes at county forums tonight and Monday
• Jobless rate holding steady in state and region, falls in Chesterton
• Chicago woman dies in Toll Road accident
• Speed limit on I-94 raised to 70 mph here
• Portage woman charged with two counts of child molesting
• Coast Guard rescues 1 of 5 from downed plane in Lake Michigan
• Radios will give Chesterton ability to sound tornado sirens itself
• Valparaiso Police alert: Beware of strange men in trucks following children
• Porter County Community Foundation awards 25 grants
• Teen center draws support decision delayed to May 6
• Chesterton Girls swim past Valpo 132-54
• $5.1M 15-year bond issue to finance Porter sewer fix
• Chesterton Volleyball sweeps Mishawaka Back to Front Page Click Here!
• GOP primary race on for Porter County Coroner
• Public review opens of state's new textbooks
• Town of Chesterton looks back at lessons learned from Tornado of '09
• Porter Police capture fugitive after manhunt causes a bit of chaos here Thursday
• NiSource reports 3Q loss Back to Front Page
• Trojan Baseball stuns No. 1 Crown Point 5-4
• Commissioners look to take control of tourism appointments
• Lila Hokanson Hudgens service pending
• Eighteen head of cattle perish in I-94 semi crash
• Valparaiso Police: Massage parlor raided two charged with prostitution
• Back to school time? Duneland tells registration dates
• Trojans, Osborn win New Prairie Invite
• Porter gets serious about sewers, looks at payment options
• Town abandons plans to retrofit United Tractor building, will build new facility on same site
• Tracy and Biggs vie for County Council District 1 GOP nomination
• Food Pantry collecting for the holidays
• Girls Track advances three to IHSAA State Finals
• Visclosky may face formal ethics probe
• Library Board mulls reviving adult ed center here
• Wizard of Oz fest opens with Friday events
• Porter sets special meeting on the future of town's new Brickyard property
• Nature preserve renamed in honor of Faith and Gordon Greiner
• Backyard Bird Count results: Lots of birds
• Steelworkers urge duties on Chinese pipe imports
• Valpo motorcyclist dies in US 30 crash
• Would-be Chase robber a suspect in Hebron bank job
• Retired Duneland teacher Ron West injured in crash
• Dog succumbs to smoke in house fire
• Sizeable drug bust made in Portage Porter joint operation
• State: Home rule allows county to use hospital funds for local units
• Pine Township home burns as brush fire risk now critical
• Chesterton Girls swim swamp Merrillville 151-35
• Indiana Democrats pick Ellsworth to face Coats
• Roads cleared this morning just in time for lake effect to gear up
• Portage Police: Shots fired; SWAT unit mustered; man taken into custody
• County Park Superintendent Ed Melendez resigns
• Photo: Kabacinski wins State Title; Trojan swimmers finish 4th
• Seen and Heard: Fall color in the Indiana Dunes
• Steel Caucus hearing: Markets better but jobs still in jeopardy
• Bears fans take note: South Shore weekend schedule to change Sunday
• INDOT resumes I-94 crack sealing after fatal worker crash
• Bill would scrap township government
• Portage Police: Getaway vehicle used in Denny's robbery found
• Steelworkers looking to Obama for Chinese tire import relief
• ArcelorMittal has good 4Q, posts modest profit for 2009
• Tourism bureau now taking applications for grants program
• Tom Anderson resigns from Save the Dunes after 20 years
• Apply now to serve on Porter County boards
• Boys Track blasts Valparaiso and LaPorte
• Great Lakes water levels rising
• Cincoski commends officers for police response to incident
• DNR lists rules for clearing trees and other debris from streams
• Three charged with possession of cocaine at Dollar Inn
• Porter sets October 17 meeting on proposed Lakeshore Preservation District
• State Police: Man suspected in fatal hit-and-run on I-80 in custody
• A century of Buicks coming to an end in Chesterton
• Trojan Baseball blasts Michigan City 16-1
• Michigan files suit over Asian carp, seeks closure of Chicago shipping channel
• Chesterton Cruise Night back for the summer once a month
• Public input wanted on electric utilities tree trimming practices
• ArcelorMittal to restart East Chicago blast furnace
• South Shore train strikes vehicle going around crossing gates; 2 die
• County Council explores ways to make up for late tax bills
• South Shore fare hike hearing draws a few riders but no board members
• H1N1 vaccination clinics set for the Middle and High schools
• CHS Softball tops Lake Central 9-5
• Bill would allow exhibits at Dorothy Buell Visitor Center
• 31 Duneland Schools teachers and 7 staff retire
• Active Trails grant to fund paddling facilities at Lakeshore
• Chesterton Council splits to support RDA
• 4H Foods Auction Friday at County Fair
• Boys and Girls clubs included in plans for new county park
• Utility bypassing sewage; leaves clogging drainsUtility bypassing sewage; leaves clogging drains
• Campaign financial reports: Sheriff most expensive race
• Former Town Board member Ronald Sabinske dies at 74
• Sheriff's Police looks to quash early gang problem in county
• Driver killed and daughter seriously injured in accident on Indiana 2
• Brock Lloyd of LaPorte Savings installed as Chamber President
• Patents in hand, production next: Local craftsman says he has built a better putter
• RDA case to move out of county; Two seek county funds to hire own attorney
• Valpo teen fatally shoots self while handling gun
• Flu vaccine shortage cancels clinics at Bailly and Yost
• Yanta and Lain vie for Democratic nomination for county sheriff
• Chesterton Police: Old scams get new tweaks
• NIPSCO lawsuit: US Steel illegally resold electricity gas to ArcelorMittal
• Candidate filing to begin Wednesday
• Normally frigid Lake Superior warms up
• Existing problems vs. future development: County looking at drainage priorities
• Craigslistad tutor charged with molestation of Portage boy
• VU band to premier tribute by Chesterton composer Michael Boo
• How to file candidacy for vacant Chesterton Town Council seat
• Super 8 Motel robbed at knife point
• Chesterton Boys stun Valpo to win Sectional Track title
• CHS Wrestling beats Valparaiso 48 21 on Senior Night
• Gierczyk, sued by LEL, also being sued by partner in Arizona
• Downtown survival/revival seen as key to Chesterton future
• Your government: Public input sought on comprehensive plan for Chesterton
• Town orders work stopped on new homes in Villages of Sand Creek
• IOSHA fines Beta Steel $4,200 for fatal explosion in January
• Porter gets partial funding for Porter Beach projects
• South Bend airport adds flights
• Two charged with possession of marijuana at Kids Cove Park
• New laws to help eligible victims of securities fraud take effect Thursday
• Volunteers needed for Coffee Creek cleanup event on Saturday
• Indiana agency cuts funds to help at-risk parents
• Porter County makes real progress in tax bill work
• Joblessness holds steady in state, Porter County and Chesterton
• ISP: $700,000 in pot plants found in Rochester residence
• Potholes cause flat tires this morning on I-94
• Home on Laura Lane burgled, thousands in jewelry stolen
• Motorcyclist dies in crash on US 30
• Cedar Lake man dies after crash on US 30
• Duneland dodges snow bullet, but classes canceled anyway
• Bankruptcy judge approves SunTimes / Post-Tribune sale
• Meeting Wednesday on federal shelter and food grant to Porter County nonprofits
• Porter Beach zoning standards hearing set for Wednesday
• Biggs tops Tracy for Republican County Council nomination
• 100E / 1100N signal to be activated soon
• Worker killed at derailment site when crane falls on top of him
• Eight year sentence for Blockbuster armed robbery
• Chesterton Tribune
• Stunned silence greets Chicagos Olympic failure
• No 4th of July Festival in Porter this year, board told
• Nature Conservancy acquires 139 acres next to Jasper-Pulaski Fish and Wildlife
• 8-run sixth lifts Chesterton Softball
• Gary men charged after pursuit begun in Porter ends in Miller
• Service set for Dr. Morton Frank Arnsdorf
• Beach towns call for saving Chellberg Farm
• County has deficit of local park land, DNR study finds
• State Park and Liberty Rec announce Fall Ball Registration
• Guess gets 85 years in Luke Oil murder
• ArcelorMittal to make big investment at Burns Harbor mill here
• Another daytime burglary committed in Liberty Township
• Boys Track finishes 2nd at West Lafayette
• Commissioner Harper pulls tourism board proposal
• Chesterton man has 60 days to get clean in skate park heroin case
• Hospital seeks tax abatement for Liberty Township site
• County Council and RDA face off in Jasper County court
• State Park Little League hosting State Softball Tourney this weekend
• Lawsuit says investors in failed Dunes Country swindled of $2.7 million
• Porter County votes in RTA referendum Tuesday
• Downtown sewer project postponed to next spring
• Chesterton Boys basketball team wins, but loses McGary
• Thinking about running for school board? Filing starts next month
• Portage Township boy, 4, thrown by horse, dies of injuries
• Five file to be next County Coroner
• Liberty residents oppose rezoning for medical campus
• No Place Like Home: Save Chellberg Farm
• Man convicted of murdering girlfriend sentenced to 65 years
• Tribune reporter Vicki Urbanik to run for Porter County Auditor
• County Council to meet Friday on possible RDA appeal
• Gas line explosion in Illinois kills Chesterton's Ron Greenfield
• Porter County Council takes hard line with auditor; parttime workers to get the ax
• County groups collecting for Haiti earthquake relief
• Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore gets new chief interpreter
• ISTEP scores: Duneland Schools mostly above average
• LEDO shuffle? DEDC, CEDC, PCEDA, RDA, RTA, EDC, NIRPC: The Alphabet soup of economic development
• Porter planners set November 18 as date for action on new beach zoning rules
• Miller vs. LaFever for Republican Porter County Recorder nomination
• Chesterton boys basketball team gets first win of the year
• More Asian carp testing begins in Illinois branch of Little Calumet
• Steelworkers donating $20,000 to earthquake relief in Haiti
• Two year hospital construction expected to bring about 600 jobs
• Wizard of Oz Parade returns to Chesterton Saturday, September 19
• Filing over: Primary ballots take shape for May 4 vote
• Motorist killed in fiery crash on US 12Motorist killed in fiery crash on US 12
• Chesterton's pluses are minuses in quest for economic development dollars
• H1N1 vaccinations on track in schools
• Porter County Police: Man doesn't believe it is illegal to point gun at someone
• Explosion at Beta Steel kills Hammond man
• USW gets behind report on wind industry jobs
• State: County can't reimburse local units for tax delay loans
• Indiana Democrat Evan Bayh of to retire from Senate
• Is the Dickinson Road extension back on the drawing board?
• Chesterton Softball wins season opener, 3-1
• CPD: Man charged after found with 'opium alkaloid'
• Customs seizes 87 pounds of African drug at O'Hare Airport
• What next for TIF funds? Board eyes South Calumet Road north of Post Office
• County's E911 problems threaten safety. Porter chief warns
• Splash Down Dunes still closed by injunction
• School Board may hear administrative cuts Thursday
• State government revenue falls; Daniels warns of new cuts
• Jim Ton urges TIF board to revisit Dickinson Road extension
• Porter redevelopment sets special meeting Tuesday to hear RDA update
• USW lauds ITC vote in China pipe dumping case
• Components being stolen from Comcast boxes
• Duneland Relay for Life postponed by storm
• One year time limit on BZA variances proposed
• Big rate case year for NIPSCO
• Trojan Football rolls to 40-7 Homecoming victory over LC
• Injured county officer not getting full pay; elected officials differ over why
• Rotary hosts tribute to veterans
• First Carmichael Scholarship awarded to Neil Hicks
• Second baby beluga whale born at Chicago aquarium
• CPD investigates burning gas in bottle thrown into fire pit
• Citizens can speak on Porter hospital tax abatement
• Dunelanders can voice their vision for Dunes National Lakeshore in online survey
• Senior Day at the Fair Wednesday
• Carnegie Heroes Fund honors Mark and John Thanos
• CHS Japanese Olympiad team places in state competition
• NIPSCO may file second, brand new, electric rate hike case next year
• Supreme Court stays out of Asian carp dispute
• Paul Gipson calls ArcelorMittal job cut report a vicious rumor
• Man charged in connection with Kmart Vicodin robbery
• County Council wraps up budget reviews with more cuts still needed
• CHS Boys swim past Merrillville 131-55
• Ten to compete in Porter County Fair queen pageant
• Photo: Sectional Champion CHS Girls Golf Team headed to Regional
• Chesterton Wizard of Oz Festival planning now underway; volunteers needed
• Porter Police Department urges vigilance after rash of daytime burglaries
• Commissioners declare county recovery zones to receive federal funds
• No 3 CHS Girls swim team wins Homestead Invite
• CHS Commencement to be held inside Friday
• Funding in place: Big downtown sewer project planned
• Lack of specifics and dispute over cost may doom hold-back-third-graders bill
• Fire destroys building at POCO 15th St storage facility
• Oz Festival: There really is No Place Like Home
• Kouts man charged with possessing child porn
• Cuts from the election board and phone system balance 2010 county budget
• Wanatah man pleads guilty to child solicitation in CPD case
• No. 1 CHS swims past No. 12 Michigan City
• Chesterton TIF board wants overview on Dickinson extension
• State schools checklist: Bigger classes, lower pay, privatized bus service . . .
• USW to Administration: Keep pressure on undervalued Chinese currency
• Janet Furness dies at 89
• Judge postpones RDA ruling until March 11
• New Comprehensive Plan is a matter of balancing objectives
• Democratic candidates introduce themselves at forum
• Indiana college graduates face growing debt load
• ArcelorMittal to restart Blast Furnace D at Burns Harbor plant
• Shirley Heinze Land Trust adds 100 acres to LaPorte County Ambler Woods
• $30M Gateway to the Dunes project gets underway in Town of Porter
• Steel Caucus urges Obama to enforce trade law against China tire imports
• Former Liberty Principal Robert Meek dies at 81
• Hospital officially buys Liberty Township land
• CHS softball off to 2-0 start
• Reminder: First Source Bank in South Bend is processing tax payments
• Jury finds Michigan City man not guilty of stealing fuel from Pinkerton Oil
• CHS Girls swim to Highland Invite title
• NIPSCO and town to get on same page during outages
• Referendum on transit district Nov. 3, but what will it prove?
• County tax rates wrong; state to issue revised list
• South Calumet Road in Triangle now closed to through traffic
• Early voting to begin for May 4 primaries
• More questions than answers at ArcelorMittal Burns Harbor landfill meeting
• Chesterton Feed and Garden Center: 30 years and growing
• Fred Lorenz dies at 88
• Help preserve local history at Chesterton Cemetery
• Evans: Hospital should keep ambulance service if it expects tax abatement
• Webber files for Soliday House seat
• Portage woman scammed after letting man in home
• Chesterton Police: Standoff ends peacefully; man ordered committed
• Illinois man dies after crashing car into Dunes State Park Pavilion
• Visclosky wants US steel used in soldiers armor
• Tallian predicts hearings on states decision to close Cline Ave bridge
• County Council to hear auditor request for more funds to pay parttime workers
• New utility superintendent quits search on for successor
• McMillan and White top backers of failed RTD vote
• Trojans and Osborn run away with DAC title
• Jay Craig and Larry LaFlower honored for their heroism in fire
• Arrested on meth charge
• Chesterton parents who lost son to suicide: 'Don't let this happen to another parent'
• ISP: Trooper kicked by teens after stop
• Duneland School Board fills staff vacancies
• Local schools expect less general fund money for 2010 as state cuts take hold
• Trojan Boys get 14th straight DAC Swim title
• Nicole Kamins is new executive director of Save the Dunes
• CHS Football Homecoming candidates announced, parade Friday
• Not yet: 2010 town skatepark season awaits signage
• Arcelor Mittal East Chicago plant awarded 31 million in stimulus funds
• NiSource president got $4.1 million in compensation in 2009
• Daniels says Gary should consider merger
• County planners favor preserving farmland
• Neighbors helping neighbors: Tornado brings out the best
• State House approves bill allowing guns at work
• Save the Dunes appeals ArcelorMittal landfill permit
• IU entity to host forums with beach towns on relationship with National Lakeshore
• Trojan Gymnasts advance to Regionals with 2nd place Sectional finish
• Valpo man being held on charge of murder in shooting death
• Escaped Indiana inmate caught in Florida
• No 3 Northridge upsets No 1 CHS Boys swim team
• Service set for Lila L. Hokanson Hudgens
• Fire damages Morgan Ave. home
• Valparaiso man pleads guilty to federal cocaine charge
• New brochure unites diverse Porter County museums
• 'It's like Oz never left town'
• VU grad student charged with distributing child pornography
• County council urges voters to oppose RTA
• Judge rules against Porter in development open space dispute
• Porter Beach rules adopted; building moratorium over
• Community fireworks at the beach July 2 thanks to Town of Porter
• Portage Liquors on US 20 robbed
• Advocates say Indiana cuts will hurt psych patients
• Teale Road in Lakeshore to be closed to vehicles
• Burglary charges filed against two former Chesterton men
• County disburses interest payments to taxing units
• Duneland may ax 8th grade industrial technology class
• Tourism bureau announces 2010 festival grant awards
• South Shore to cut length of trains during emergency repairs to 1982 cars
• Burns Harbor joins Porter in backing RDA
• Chicago girl drowns at Lakeview Beach in the National Lakeshore
• Abatement comes with conditions
• Trojan Swimmers win 12th straight Sectional
• CHS Boys Cross Country retains Regional crown
• Duneland churches plan Easter services
• Residents speak out against variance for pawn shop
• Family sues Duneland Schools, assistant principal over suicide
• Lawmakers to consider changes to alcohol laws
• Broadway closure postponed to Wednesday
• Osborn, Trojan Boys CC runs past Valparaiso
• DNR: How to keep coyotes out of your yard
• CHS boys make it easy as 1-2-3 in CC Sectional
• Fare hike coming for South Shore passengers
• Chesterton planners to get final draft of town plan December 17
• Porter Town Council agrees to fund portion of major sewer upgrade
• CHS Boys Swimming blasts LaPorte 137 49
• Asian carp found only six miles from Lake Michigan
• County Health Department plans for massive flu immunizations
• Coats returns to Indiana, will attempt to get on primary ballot
• Valpo group home manager charged with deviate conduct with resident
• Historians hear history of Beverly Shores
• Four injured in slag eruption at Beta Steel
• New testing for Asian carp in Great Lakes waterway
• Daniels details state school funding cuts
• Two charged in theft of railing from Duneland Prairie Trail in Portage
• Nonchalant hero, Colin Ringas, 15, saves buddy from drowning
• CHS qualifies five for National Speech and Debate Tournament
• Steelworkers Union wants climate change law to level playing field with other countries
• Sheriff's sales on foreclosed properties spiked again in 2009
• Murder-suicide in rural LaPorte County
• Construction worker 'critically injured' by hit-and-run on I-94 today
• Dollar Inn in Portage robbed at gunpoint
• Lost Tourist Attractions of the Dunes exhibit to open
• Chesterton Girls Soccer beats Valparaiso 2-0
• Valpo man convicted of murdering woman
• Indiana Toll Road company claims lawsuit immunity
• Rebuilding Together to host ramp installations on October 17
• Lake County's 'Sidewalk Six' ordered to pay $108 million in corruption case
• Photo: Three CHS students named Merit Semifinalists
• Porter County agencies and police prepare for boom in senior citizen population
• Groups want feds to act on Indiana water rules
• 27 percent water company rate hike in effect
• Tornado timeline: 13 minutes to damage 211 buildings
• Valpo contractor charged with home improvement fraud
• Porter parks funding falls short of need; budget approval delayed
• BZA sets hearing on pawn shop
• Workplace shooting in Portage, no injuries
• ISP: Valpo man flees trooper after traffic stop, caught after 'exhaustive search'
• Next Local 150 election to be overseen by Labor Department
• CHS summer school first session starts Tuesday
• Activists say water quality rules flawed
• Father helps police in arrest of man on attempted child solicitation charge
• Craigslist rental property scam still being worked
• County tax snafu forcing town of Porter to borrow
• Eckley and Kelly among latest to retire from Duneland
• Yost flu clinic goes on as originally scheduled; Duneland clarifies schedule and policy
• Porter County planners deny plat approval for Jackson Township subdivision
• Ind 49 - US 20 bridge to be gateway to the Indiana Dunes if state accepts Porter plan
• Milana Socha and David Osborn are CHS Athletes of the Year
• Supreme Court refuses to close locks to keep out Asian carp
• Duneland School board to review budget Tuesday
• Ex-fugitive Robert Wainwright sentenced to prison
• Public meeting on Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore plan set for March 6
• Porter County Democratic Party supports public option in health care reform
• Spring is really here: First load of imported steel arrives at Port of Indiana
• Fears mount over giant carp reaching Great Lakes
• Northwest Indiana history is topic for Duneland historians
• Differences with Council over police policy prompt Brickner resignation
• Fireworks marked start of booming weekend at State Park
• Hospital wins tax abatement
• School funding cuts dominate state legislative forum
• Four prescribed burns slated this fall at National Lakeshore
• Chesterton man charged with dealing Psilocybin mushrooms
• Duneland to launch Christmas season with Friday parade
• Chesterton Girls win 3 Sectional Track titles
• RDA looks for support from Porter County local governments
• Possible fatal heroin OD reported
• Rokita seeks to take politics out of redistricting
• Town of Porter on borrowed time as old sewer lines collapse
• Dunes Creek daylighting at State Park to enter Phase II
• Valpo Web marketer charged after casino says he bounced $1.3 million in checks
• CPD: Two charged with theft of scrap parts from Doler Heating
• Bond revoked in case of Craiglistad tutor accused of child molesting
• Feds oppose closing locks to stop Asian carp
• Communities can apply for cultural district status
• New model for Indiana school accountability discussed
• PCSP: Man charged with theft, forgery in diversion scheme
• CHS Soccer advances to Sectional Finals
• Former Local 150 president pleads guilty
• Hometown Christmas Celebration kicks off November 27
• Evans says voting centers are a must for Porter County
• Indiana Attorney General Zoeller to support Michigan in Asian carp lawsuit
• Fabbri is National Champion in Speech and Debate
• Chesterton football improves to 2-0 with 28-0 shutout
• East Chicago mayor facing federal indictment
• NIPSCO settles dispute with Hammond and LaPorte County
• Michigan City Washington Park Zoo celebrates Year of the Tiger with a new tiger arrival
• State cutting $10 million from payments to hospitals
• Service set for John M. Kerr
• Utility braces for big downtown sewer project
• Old Town Liquors in Portage robbed at gunpoint late Tuesday
• CHS Volleyball improves to 3-0 with sweep
• Double trouble: Two South Shore fare hikes proposed
• Man sentenced to prison for fatal OWI accident
• Security guard fearful of being robbed at red light pulls gun on motorist
• Two 17-year-olds charged with robbing Center Twp. gas station
• County Park Board to locally advertise superintendent opening
• USS reports smaller net loss in 1Q, expects profitability in 2Q
• State Board meets to consider education cuts
• Appeals Court upholds 85-year sentence in Luke Oil homicide
• CHS Football wins season opener 44-0 over Lew Wallace
• Porter to split garbage and recycling collections
• Porter County cultural attractions tell plans to boost appeal
• Motorcyclist reported in critical condition after Ind 49 accident
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• Osborn wins IHSAA Mental Attitude Awar
• Commissioners to meet Tuesday, but drop tourism discussion
• Duneland YMCA kicks off annual Giving Campaign
• South of Toll Road development back on planners' agenda Thursday
• Chesterton Boys get DAC win over Portage 52-45
• Valpo man accused of stealing from local firm
• Unemployment falls in Porter County, Chesterton, statewide
• Staff furlough and summer school fee hike approved for Duneland Schools
• Porter buying old brickyard; future development eyed
• Valparaiso Police: Two more reports of strangers approaching children
• Toxic releases down in state, but up at Porter County steel mills
• CHS Tennis wins Regional Crown
• Michigan gov calls for White House summit on Asian carp
• DBIG tells summer festival and event schedule
• Chesterton resident charged in burglary of Liberty pet shop
• Public hearing March 24 on Mittal's waste injection request
• Behind the numbers: Unemployment, by definition, undercounts the jobless in US
• Valparaiso Police: Strange man in car offers candy to children
• Super 8 robber suspected of robbing two other motels
• Chesterton Girls beat Valpo for Sectional Tennis title
• George Nelson resigns as chief of Chesterton Police
• Visclosky urges investigation of Chinese investment in US steelmaker
• Football dominant in DAC win over LaPorte
• It's a Crime: The law on harassment
• Victim of US 12 crash identified
• Man charged with trafficking near prison
• Chesterton's two-time state champs return to pool on Saturday
• Utility waiting to hear hospital's decision on sewage treatment
• State funding cuts now projected to cost Duneland $1.3 million more
• LouAnn Hopson inducted into Softball Hall of Fame
• State and county unemployment stable in July, falls in Chesterton
• Ex-Sen. Coats says he's met Ind. ballot deadline
• Indiana seeks $2.8 billion in stimulus funds for high speed rail
• Dunes National Lakeshore 2009 report: Visitation up 6 percent
• Sunset Hill launches holiday season with annual light display this weekend
• Valparaiso Police: Pharmacy robbed of Oxycontin
• Chesterton Park Board adopts skate park safety and behavior rules
• Porter Gateway to the Dunes project to launch with ceremonial groundbreaking
• State moves toward looser teacher licensing rules
• Feds pass on surest solution to Asian carp
• Westchester Library Board to view new layout at Hageman
• Another Craigslist scam reported here
• Police: Meth lab found in LaPorte
• Charges upgraded against fatal hit-and-run suspect
• US moves to place new duties on steel imports from China
• Friday storm knocks out power to 95,000 NIPSCO customers
• Porter man charged in incident in which county officer injured
• East Chicago mayor city worker plead not guilty
• Birders converge on the Indiana Dunes; the Merlin makes it memorable
• Post-Trib reporter sentenced to home detention for embezzling, blames gambling
• Herb and Charlotte Read recognized by HEC for lifetime of conservation work
• CHS sophomore sets national record by bench pressing 330
• Town prepares to get tough with fee deadbeats
• Commissioners prepare the ground for tax sale next year
• Town of Porter fed up with county's tax failures
• NiSource posts improved year in 2009; expect flurry of rate hike cases in 2010
• Valpo man dies in crash on Indiana 149
• Liberty Landowners lose appeal in hospital court fight
• Dave Cincoski named Chesterton Police Chief
• Class A felony charge: Cocaine arrest has Chesterton connection
• Valpo man sentenced to five years in prison on federal cocaine charge
• CFD responds to fuel spill this morning at BP Amoco
• Driver dies in fiery crash on U.S. 20
• Jay Cutler gives Bears a lift in win over Giants
• Fee hikes may be coming for Porter residents
• Liberty Township mobile home destroyed in fire
• Photo: A successful homecoming for the Chesterton Wizard of Oz Festival
• Former Duneland School sub indicted on child porn charges pleads not guilty
• CHS Boys Cross Country finishes second at State Finals
• Pleads guilty to dealing heroin to girl from skate park; deal opens door to reduced Drug Court sente
• Cellist YoYo Ma named to new post at CSO
• Master plan for Porter County's Brookdale Park a step closer
• Domestic steel prices are on the rise
• IDEM issues new wastewater permit to US Steel Gary Works
• Tape catches burglary of USW Local 6103 hall
• Illinois professors research Chicago's wild parakeets
• Grain and salt shipments up in 2009 at Port of Indiana Burns Harbor
• ArcelorMittal posts 3Q profit
• Cline Ave bridge plan touted as jobs creation engine
• Suspect in Super 8 robbery being held in Hancock County
• 160 Indiana Guard troops return from Afghanistan
• Another sewer rate hike on horizon?
• Liberty Township medical campus on plan commission agenda
• Be patient during Oz Festival; drive wisely, avoid congestion
• Planners get first look at plan for teen center
• IURC orders NIPSCO to issue $4.1 million credit
• State of Indiana halts mercury monitoring
• Last American WWI survivor backs memorial in DC
• Fireworks at the beach on agenda in Porter Tuesday
• BBB: Beware of census scams
• County drainage effort moves from study to action to fix trouble spots
• 'Village at Pope's Farm' on planners' agenda
• Trojan Gymnasts eclipse 111 again to beat Lake Central
• Swine flu vaccines to start Wednesday in Duneland Schools
• Property tax bills to be mailed this week; treasurer explains payment options
• CHS Boys Basketball team opens season Saturday against Mishawaka
• Certain ArcelorMittal workers qualify for TAA
• Brickner resigns from Police Commission; seat now open
• NIPSCO proposes expanding energy efficiency efforts to electric customers
• SBA tornado recovery loans okayed start applying Thursday
• No Democrat meets Ind. deadline for Senate seat
• Man who set mom's bedroom on fire sentenced to 41 years
• Six week search finds no Asian carp near Chicago
• IURC orders NIPSCO to reinstate Winter Warmth
• IURC okays extension of NIPSCO alternative natural gas programs
• If snow comes, do not call 911 for routine questions
• Another storm: More outages, summer school moved to CMS
• Lions offer to adopt Coffee Creek Park
• DLGF approves county 2010 budget orders and tax rates
• County may tap hospital funds to counter late tax bills
• LEL starting from square one as deal with Gierczyk goes south
• Utility dewatering leads to complaint
• Porter County Park Board hires new superintendent
• Horizon Bancorp to purchase American Trust and Savings Bank
• Donald Urello service planned
• Volunteers and gear needed for Coffee Creek cleanup Tuesday
• Michigan renews push to close Chicago ship locks
• Ken Brock honored by Indiana Audubon
• Man suspected of robbing local bank indicted on eight counts
• Burns Harbor eyes limits on parking near intersections
• East Chicago man charged in fatal hit-and-run on I-94 near Burns Harbor
• Land Conservancy makes Saugatuck Dunes a preserve
• Duneland students do better than state average in latest ISTEP resultsDuneland students do better th
• 100E to 1100N to reopen to traffic soon
• Study finds 650,000 Hoosiers need emergency food
• Tallian: Interrogations recording rule will improve criminal justice system
• Help Town of Chesterton apply to Google to be 1Gb community
• USW welcomes ITC vote to investigate allegations of paper dumping by China
• Judge orders Porter County to pay $3.5 million to RDA
• Apparent attempted murder, suicide in Union Township
• USW hopes to accelerate wind energy production
• Anthem reaches deal with Porter hospital emergency room operator
• Baer eyes school cuts, fee hikes; details sketchy
• Burns Harbor moves to capture taxes from ArcelorMittal plant
• County proceeds with assessment of privately owned Porter Hospital
• Accused workplace shooter charged, gun malfunctioned
• ArcelorMittal vows not to shut European plants
• Chesterton Softball outlasts Portage 5-3
• Poetry: What's Up With That?

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