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The Calumet Township Trustee’s Office is hosting a free Community Open House on October 15, 2026. Residents can find food distribution and family activities at the Multipurpose Center. This event aims to connect families with available community resources in Northwest Indiana. Attendees will also receive information from various local service providers.
The Chicago Crusader · Oct 12, 2026Indiana American Water finished a $24.5 million project in Gary. This effort installed about 10,000 feet of new water mains. The replacement addressed older mains that were over 70 years old and had experienced frequent breaks and service disruptions.
Inside INdiana Business · Oct 12, 2026The Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority is seeking statements of qualifications from interested firms. These services are intended to replace the 42-year-old Adam Benjamin Metro Center. The authority is requesting architectural and design services, which will help plan the new facility.
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The Calumet Township Trustee’s Office is hosting a free Community Open House on October 15, 2026. Residents can access food distribution, family activities, and information from various local service providers at the Multipurpose Center. The event aims to connect families with available community resources in Northwest Indiana.
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The Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority is seeking statements of qualifications from firms interested in providing architectural and design services. These services are intended for what will replace the 42-year-old Adam Benjamin Metro Center.
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A $24.5 million project in Gary involved installing about 10,000 feet of water mains. These new mains replaced older ones that were over 70 years old and had experienced frequent breaks and service disruptions.
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U.S. Rep. Frank Mrvan spoke at the Gary Chamber of Commerce's monthly meeting. He highlighted his work supporting the NWI economy there.
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