Over the years, the Duneland Diamond Family has done a remarkable job of modernizing, rehabbing, and maintaining the baseball field in Chesterton Park, at the northwest corner of West Porter Ave. and South Fifth Street. In season you’ll be able to...
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Legacy Foundation Pledge Spotlight: Dr. Amy Han
Dr. Amy Han and her family pledged to donate to the Lake County Forever fundraising campaign when they learned their donation would be tripled, thanks to a grant from the Lilly Endowment, and because they trust the Legacy Foundation, which is driving...
Chesterton Town Attorney Connor Nolan remembers the late Bob Welsh
For nearly half a century—since 1980—the law firm of Harris & Welsh, subsequently Harris Welsh & Lukmann, has been representing the Town of Chesterton and protecting its interests. Mike Harris founded the firm in 1965, Bob Welsh joined it...
Valpo Athletics Mourns the Passing of Connie Bretscher
The Valparaiso University Department of Athletics is saddened by the passing of Connie Bretscher, a dedicated and loyal fan who was a fixture in the stands at Valpo men’s basketball games for many decades. Click here to view a video of Connie...
Lynch’s ‘Corner of Champions’ won’t ever be the same
Editor’s note: Al Lesar spent 32 years in the “South Bend Tribune” Sports Dept. He covered everything from Notre Dame sports to high schools to the South Bend Class A baseball franchise, to every other sports issue in Michiana. He’s now...
Christmas Ghosts
By KEVIN NEVERS ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED DEC. 21, 2001, IN THE CHESTERTON TRIBUNE It’s 1968, and my father has just manhandled a Scotch pine through the front door, banged it into the living room, and with Clark Griswold’s finesse—but none of his...
The Perfect Gift
By KEVIN NEVERS ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED DEC. 24, 2002, IN THE CHESTERTON TRIBUNE My favorite scene in just about my favorite Yule movie, “A Christmas Story,” is the one set in Goldblatt’s department in downtown Hohman, Ind., the Depression-era...
A life well-lived
Reflections as retirement approaches By: Paul Schreiner, Executive Director A life well-lived includes—beyond the necessities of shelter and food—some kind of close relationships, art or creativity, and meaningful work. Frankly, my experience...
Celebrating the 199th birthday of Harriet Colfax
Today, on December 3rd, we celebrate the 199th birthday of Harriet Colfax, Michigan City’s steadfast lighthouse keeper, who dedicated 43 years to guiding ships safely to shore. Harriet took on the role in 1861, a time when women rarely held such...
Turkeys take to the streets here as Thanksgiving approaches
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 2015, IN THE CHESTERTON TRIBUNE Known to be delicious with stuffing, gravy, and cranberry sauce, turkeys are known not at all for their smarts, their problem-solving skills, or their decisiveness. A case in...
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