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Aquatic attendance dips amid competition, weather shifts (opens the original)
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Deep River Waterpark has experienced attendance fluctuation, as have other area pools, as entertainment options increase and weather becomes more unpredictable. Lake County Parks CEO Jim Basala said attendance has decreased at the waterpark since it opened in the 1995 — when more than 200,000 people would visit the park throughout the summer — to the present day. In recent years, Basala said the park has seen between 135,000 to 150,000 people visit throughout the summer. The biggest reason for t
Lake County Fair opens with new vendors, entertainers in its 174th year (opens the original)
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The 174th annual Lake County Fair kicks off Friday with new vendors, concerts, a few booth location changes, and a moving performance during the first weekend, officials said. The fair will have a lot of new food booths, including a chocolate covered strawberry booth, and a few new vendor booths, said Dawn Casey, the fair board secretary. The fairground’s conservation building has been repaired and updated in the last year, Casey said, and fair officials are excited to debut the new building at
Gov. Mike Braun extends Indiana’s gas tax holiday by declaring new energy emergency (opens the original)
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Gov. Mike Braun extended the gas tax holiday in Indiana for another 30 days, with the option to extend up to 120 days, citing a new reason for the energy emergency. The new emergency stems from the disruptions to the global oil shipping in the Black Sea and Kerch Strait as the war. between Russia and Ukraine escalated into drone battles in recent weeks and the disruption to the Alberta Oil Sands Region from the Canadian wildfires, Braun said at a press conference Wednesday. Braun first issued an
Former Portage Mayor James Snyder seeks dismissal of near decade-long case (opens the original)
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Former Portage Mayor James Snyder wants a federal appeals court to dismiss his case stemming from his November 2016 indictment, which included a charge of obstructing the IRS. In the 111-page motion for dismissal that was filed Monday in the U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals, Snyder’s attorneys pitched three reasons for dismissing the case — alleging the district court made a mistake in not granting his acquittal on the tax charge, that the statute of limitations should nix the interfering with
Referendum questions on ballot for Lake, Porter schools amid new property tax law (opens the original)
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Over the summer, Lake and Porter County schools received state and local approvals for placing referendum questions on the November ballot, which most superintendents said are required to maintain operations amid the state’s property tax law from last year. School City of Whiting, Tri-Creek School Corporation, River Forest Community School Corporation and Crown Point Community School Corporation in Lake County and Porter Township School Corporation and Union Township Corporation in Porter County
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