Chesterton is looking to fill a bunch of seats on its municipal boards.
Merrillville will save about $5,500 a month by shutting off every other streetlight on the town’s main roads.
Demolition of the College View Apartments in Valparaiso should happen before the end of the year.
The Porter County Council is urging residents to vote “no” to the RTA.
The 2010 St. Joseph County budget has been approved.
The Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center in Mishawaka will open December 14.
Purdue University Calumet’s innovative, award-winning equine business management academic program is hosting a Horse Business Seminar, Saturday, Nov. 7, for stable owners and others involved in equine-related business activities.
Seminar sponsors are the Indiana Horse Council, Kent Feeds and Purdue Calumet, whose equine business management program recently received the Academy of Educational Leadership’s Creative and Innovative Education Award.
Seminar topics include: Running a Smart and Profitable Equine Business, Business Plan Workshop, Preparing for and Surviving Tax Audits, Economics of Equine Health Care, Successful Boarding Stable Techniques and Experiences, Managing Your Hay & Pasture Program, and Feed Selection.
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