Edison school in Gary has fallen into ruin since the school’s closure. A trucking company currently based in Hammond hopes to make the site its new headquarters.
GARY — In February, Mayor Jerome Prince officially tabled plans to locate a trucking facility in the former Ivanhoe school building after over 20 residents spoke out against the
Three major construction projects – one commercial, two residential – are the most recent along the rapidly developing stretch of State Road 60 west of 43rd Avenue, all on the north side between the 74th Avenue and 82nd Avenue.
The project slated for completion first – a 4,650-square-foot 7-Eleven with a 16-pump gas station – is located at the northwest
The housing market is a sizzling seller’s game at the moment, where homes stand to spark bidding wars and sell for sky-high prices.
“COVID-19 caused so many people to re-evaluate their shelter needs, resulting in increased demand for homes and a continued lack of inventory,” explains Lindsay Reishman, founding partner at The Reishman Group in Washington, DC.
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Yellow dining room ideas can create a welcoming space, full of positive energy. The dining room is a place for entertainment, socialization and relaxation, so choosing bright, mood-affecting colors, such as yellow, will create an uplifting space where friends and family will not want to leave.
The color yellow is often associated with feelings of happiness, warmth and energy, and
Construction crews are breaking ground for a new apartment complex on the Central Oregon Community College campus on Bend’s west side.
The Veridian apartment complex is located between Shevlin Park Road and Central Oregon Community College.
It will consist of 19 three-story buildings which will house 186 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments.
“The Veridian is going to have a clubhouse
“How about biting the bullet and address expenses? Expenses have skyrocketed,” Dunwoody resident Bob Hickey said during a public hearing last week. “If you want to fix the structural deficit, fix it. Otherwise, roll (property tax rates) back to the level of last year.”
