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Community leader talks about brother who sacrificed his life during WWII
LASING | Don Olson of Lansing was the speaker at the October meeting of the Lansing Historical Society. He talked about his brother, August Olsen, Jr. who served during World War II and died when his plane was shot down over France. Earlier this year the Olsen family was invited to Bruz, Fra…
Second ex-Chicago cop changes plea to guilty in gang racketeering case
HAMMOND | A former Chicago police officer admitted to committing armed robberies in Illinois, Hammond and East Chicago for the Latin Kings street gang at a federal hearing Thursday morning.
City of Hammond Announces Hohman Avenue Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
HAMMOND | Mayor Thomas McDermott, Jr. and The City of Hammond announced the completion of Phase I improvements on Hohman Avenue, part of a redevelopment project for the beautification of Downtown Hammond. Streetscape improvements for four blocks of Hohman Avenue and one block of Russell Stre…
Hammond Councilman Salinas terminated from city job
HAMMOND | City Councilman Al Salinas Jr. was terminated from his position with the Hammond Streets Department on Wednesday, Mayor Thomas McDermott Jr. said.
Fundraiser for Lake County Officer James Oppolo, Jr. set for Saturday
CROWN POINT | A Spaghetti Dinner Benefit Raffle for Lake County Police Officer James Oppolo, Jr. will be held from 3-8 p.m. at The Slovak Club, 6920 Broadway in Merrillville.
Plaque installation Wednesday at MLK Park in Hammond
HAMMOND | A commemorative plaque honoring Martin Luther King Jr. will be installed at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Martin Luther King Park, Highland Street and Columbia Avenue.
MCDERMOTT: Hammond signs Sister Cities agreement with Shahe City
Editor's note: Hammond Mayor Thomas McDermott, Jr. is sending updates to The Times while he's in China.
Hammond finds obstacles at State Line Energy site
HAMMOND | The future of the State Line Energy site is up in the air as the city prepares for the coal plant's closure.
McDermott, Hammond officials planning trip to China
HAMMOND | Mayor Thomas McDermott Jr. is planning a trip to China, where he hopes to cultivate opportunities for investment in the city.
Extra patrols to continue in Indi-Illi to make up for Henry Unit loss
HAMMOND | The Indi-Illi Crime Watch extra patrols will continue, Police Chief Brian Miller said.
Hammond Mayor to host Night Out
HAMMOND | Mayor Thomas McDermott Jr. will host Mayor's Night Out tonight.
Library to Celebrate & Honor Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
EAST CHICAGO | The East Chicago Public Library, in collaboration with I Too Sing America Organization, Inc. will commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day at an event on Saturday, January 14 at the Main Library, located at 2401 E. Columbus Drive. The program is free and open to the community, a…
Records: Ex-Chicago cop to change plea to guilty in Latin Kings case
HAMMOND | A former Chicago police officer accused of committing armed robberies across state lines for the Latin Kings is scheduled to change his plea to guilty Friday morning, according to court records filed late Thursday.
Mayor's Hammond Holiday Parade set for Dec. 3
HAMMOND | Mayor Thomas M. McDermott, Jr. and the Hammond Holiday Parade Committee invite you to attend the 2011 Hammond Holiday Parade on Saturday, Dec. 3 beginning at 10a.m.
Ind. Supreme Court OKs Ogden Dunes ban on short-term home rentals
INDIANAPOLIS | The Indiana Supreme Court has affirmed the authority of Ogden Dunes to prohibit short-term rentals of single-family homes.
Settlement reached in fatal wreck
HAMMOND | Just days before heading to trial, the parties involved in the case of a Porter County hit-and-run crash that left a Hobart man dead and his son injured have reached an undisclosed settlement.
Former teacher receives Drum Major Award
Robert Nichols, center, joins others recognized by the Gary Frontiers Service Club in prayer Saturday morning during the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Breakfast at the Genesis Convention Center. King would have been 82 on Saturday.
Former teacher receives Drum Major Award
"Lift Every Voice and Sing" is sung Saturday at the opening of the the Gary Frontiers Service Club's 32nd annual Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Breakfast in Gary.
Former teacher receives Drum Major Award
Gary Frontiers Service Club members and guests on Saturday attend the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Breakfast at the Genesis Convention Center in Gary.
Former teacher receives Drum Major Award
Martha Morgan Naylor talks Saturday with state Rep. Charlie Brown, D-Gary. Naylor received this year's Drum Major Award, which honors individuals who have made significant contributions toward realizing Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream of equality, social justice and peace.
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