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Lake County election officials put voting machines through their paces (opens the original)
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Lake County’s voting machines will be ready to go when early voting starts next week, and the Lake County Election and Voter Registration Board has the tests to prove it. After Tuesday’s board meeting, Lake County Election Board members and other employees conducted the second test of the year on the machines. The Board, along with voting machine vendor MicroVote out of Indianapolis, tested 60 of the 1,300 machines that will be used or available as backups. Taking six machines at a time, the tes
Extended storm outages, rate hikes heighten frustration with NIPSCO (opens the original)
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Citizens Action Coalition Executive Director Kerwin Olson feels something in the air lately when it comes to Indiana’s utilities and the people who’re in charge of regulating them. It won’t be a sea change, but there’s a mood among legislators he hasn’t seen in perhaps the 25 years he’s helmed the state’s oldest and largest advocacy organization, he said Thursday night. That feeling is fear. “There’s a reason (State Representative Ed) Soliday (R-Valparaiso) is having the (Interim Study Committee
Tourism chief: Northwest Indiana thankful for focus in Chicago Bears stadium search (opens the original)
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No, South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority President and CEO Phil Taillon still can’t tell you when the Chicago Bears are going to make their decision on where the new stadium will be. No one, in fact, can answer that question — probably not even the team’s administration, Taillon told a group of people during the monthly luncheon held by the Lake County Advancement Committee and Legacy Foundation at the Welcome Center in Hammond Thursday afternoon. But if you were trying to decide the fu
Wicker Park ready for veterans motorcycle ride after massive storm cleanup (opens the original)
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When veterans from across the country converge on Highland for the Victory for Veterans Memorial Ride Sunday, Wicker Memorial Park will be ready to welcome them. In its 27th year, few would’ve been surprised if the ride, which raises money strictly for veterans’ causes through a nonprofit fund, had to be postponed or canceled because of the storm damage from August 11. Groundskeepers with the North Township Trustee’s Office, however, have worked nonstop to make the park safe for the more than 1,
Munster students will make up missed days by shift from teacher-only days (opens the original)
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The School Town of Munster has announced its revised and approved school schedule for students due to the August 11 derecho. Using a combination of in-person make-up days, instructional minutes and state-approved waiver days, STM will cover the nine days students missed because of the storm, STM Communications Director Kim Peirick said in an email. The Indiana Department of Education approved two waiver days for STM to work with, she said. “Five days are being made up in person by revising the 2
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