Thursday Dec 24 | Journal Gazette
Interim attorney nominated to fill post
President Obama nominated David Capp on Wednesday as the top federal prosecutor for northern Indiana.
Police: More than 20 car break-ins this month: Thieves in recent weeks have looted dozens of GPS units, laptop computers, wallets, purses and fistfuls of change from dozens of cars, Hobart Sgt.
69 year old man with Alzheimer's found in Indiana
Kahlan and Richard set out to rescue the only other living Confessor , a mysterious young woman named Annabelle, and try to prevent her from accidentally unleashing her powers.
Cities, organizations line up for share of stimulus funds
Several Northwest Indiana cities and organizations are working to get their share of $475 million in federal stimulus funding for Great Lakes restoration.
Dunes residents have last Thanksgiving in homes
BEVERLY SHORES, Ind. - Dozens of people who live within the boundaries of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore celebrated their final Thanksgiving in their homes Thursday, months before the government is set to take possession of their properties.
Porter gets partial funding for Porter Beach projects
The Town of Porter received $15,000 Tuesday earmarked for improvements at Porter Beach.
South Shore eyes fare hike and service cuts
With fewer riders, less revenue and higher operating costs anticipated in 2010, the South Shore commuter line will be looking at a fare hike and possible service reduction in next year's third quarter.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF BEVERLY SHORES TOWN COUNCIL CONCERNING AN ORDINANCE TO INCREASE FILING FEE FOR HEARING BEFORE THE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS, TO REINSTATE DRIVEWAY PERMIT FEE, AND SITE APPROVAL FEE .
The Town of Beverly Shores, Indiana is inviting all interested and eligible vendors to submit sealed combined lump sum bids for the sale to the Town of two NEW 2010 FWD Ford Escape Hybrid vehicles and the acceptance of two Town vehicles as trade-ins. The new vehicles must be equipped with at least all standard equipment which is more particularly ...
Commissioners select firms for countywide drainage study
The newly formed drainage committee made its recommendation of engineering firms to head up a long-term comprehensive drainage study to the Porter County Commissioners on Wednesday.
Board members preparing to start the Duneland area's first charter school think they've found the perfect location to offer the environmentally oriented elementary curriculum they have outlined to the community.
Beverly Shores resident to run for county recorder
A former staff director for the Indiana House of Representatives has announced his interest to run as the Democrat candidate in the 2010 election for Porter County Recorder.
Burglars hit two homes, in different parts of the county, while their occupants were sleeping.
Ton wants town to be able to activate its own tornado sirens
Chesterton Town Council Member Jim Ton, R-1st, wants the Town of Chesterton to have the ability to activate its own tornado sirens, independent of the 911 Dispatch Center and the Porter County Emergency Management Agency .
Save the Dunes donates lots to the National Lakeshore
A land donation to the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore that has been planned for years has now been finalized, with the Save the Dunes Conservation Fund donating three small lots along U.S. 12 near Beverly Shores.
Artists find inspiration amid dunes
The morning after the Aug. 19 tornado petered out at the western edge of Beverly Shores, retiree Larry Jensen went out to collect debris for his hobby.
Beach towns call for saving Chellberg Farm
Two more communities are calling on the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore to reopen Chellberg Farm as a historic working farm.
Town of Beverly Shores Legal Notice
NOTICE OF EMERGENCY MEETING OF BEVERLY SHORES TOWN COUNCIL ON THURSDAY AUGUST 27, 2009 AT 12:P.M. FOR REVIEW OF QUOTATIONS FOR CLEAN UP WORK RESULTING FROM STORM DAMAGE ON AUGUST 19, 2009.
Town of Beverly Shores Legal Notice
NOTICE OF EMERGENCY MEETING OF BEVERLY SHORES TOWN COUNCIL ON THURSDAY AUGUST 27, 2009 AT 12:P.M. FOR REVIEW OF QUOTATIONS FOR CLEAN UP WORK RESULTING FROM STORM DAMAGE ON AUGUST 19, 2009.
An unknown "fat white kid with long hair" broke a window while yelling a racial slur, according to a police report made at 12:45 a.m. Sunday after an alleged incident near U.S. 20 and County Road 300E.
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