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Monday, September 8, 2025

Lake County questions St. John’s annexation of Donald Trump Jr. parcel

The Town of St. John must put a whole lot of work – and expense — into a parcel on which Donald Trump Jr. granted water easement rights before it can annex it, says the Lake County Plan Commission head.

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Two Gary grocery stores reopen after fixing health, fire violations

Gary Mayor Eddie Melton announced Friday that Miller K Market and Save More had reopened after successful health and safety inspections.

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Tensions heating up at Valparaiso protests; NWI Activists seek ‘separate but equal’ spaces

Liberal protesters in downtown Valparaiso are protesting the treatment they’re getting from conservative counter-protesters and police.

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Portage enforcing 30-day limit for motel rooms with new ordinance

A new ordinance to enforce a 30-day limit for motel stays by the Portage City Council spurred a discussion of helping people who need longer stays.

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Crown Point’s Brayden Schutt knows he ‘can get better.’ But in his 3rd varsity game, he continues to produce.

Brayden Schutt rushes for multiple touchdowns and more than 125 yards for the third time in as many games.

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Train derailment in downtown Valparaiso closes several streets

A train headed through downtown Valparaiso derailed late Saturday after the train’s crew saw someone on the tracks and pulled the brakes.

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Lake urban districts dogged by chronic absenteeism; Indiana overall improves slightly

State education data released Friday showed that chronic absenteeism improved 1.1% statewide, but several Lake County urban districts are still struggling to keep students in school.

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Crown Point Library to seek budget appropriations, including for safety upgrades

The Crown Point Community Library will seek budgetary appropriations including approximately $15,000 for safety upgrades.

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