Family

Easter Came Early to Valparaiso Thanks to Porter EMS and InHealth

Easter Came Early to Valparaiso Thanks to Porter EMS and InHealth Volunteers began early Saturday morning setting up for the annual Breakfast With the Easter Bunny event. There were people cooking the breakfast food, setting up chairs, and scattering the Easter Eggs throughout the Expo Center’s grassy fields....

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Northshore’s 2017 Eggstravaganza Brings Community Together for Family Fun

Northshore’s 2017 Eggstravaganza Brings Community Together for Family Fun This year’s NorthShore Health Centers Easter Eggstravaganza was bigger and better than ever. NorthShore turned Saturday afternoon into a holiday festival with hidden eggs, face painting, and special character guests. Click here for more photos!...

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South Shore Line’s Kids Ride Free Program Makes Spring Break Travel Affordable

South Shore Line’s Kids Ride Free Program Makes Spring Break Travel Affordable With spring break right around the corner, the South Shore Line (SSL) is reminding riders about its Kids Ride Free program. Kids Ride Free is part of the SSL’s ongoing efforts to provide affordable and convenient transportation to and from...

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Hartsfield Village Resident Mary Kerekes Knits Hats for Babies Born in Community Healthcare Hospitals

Hartsfield Village Resident Mary Kerekes Knits Hats for Babies Born in Community Healthcare Hospitals   Toting a bag filled with ruby-red hats, Hartsfield Village resident Mary Kerekes made a special delivery to the Family Birthing Centers at the hospitals of Community Healthcare System on Valentine’s Day. Since she started knitting, she has...

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A Note from the Michiana Humane Society: Lost Dog Found

A Note from the Michiana Humane Society: Lost Dog Found Camdon slipped his collar just a few hours after being adopted last week. He was in a strange neighborhood, not yet familiar with his people. And he is a skittish dog. For seven days Camdon was lost. MHS volunteers combed the neighborhood, put up...

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Candlelight Vigil Held in Memory of New Prairie Student – Mark Mayfield

Candlelight Vigil Held in Memory of New Prairie Student – Mark Mayfield Snow fell softly, illuminated only by a projector screen. Photo after photo played on it while hundreds of people stood in silence. There are no words for the pain an entire community goes through upon the death of a young person. Mark Mayfield was...

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Frontline Foundations Hosts Free Family Group Support for Addiction

Frontline Foundations Hosts Free Family Group Support for Addiction For family members or loved ones struggling with addiction, Frontline Foundations, Inc. begins a free program this month for La Porte County residents. Family Matters Group Support will begin Tuesday, January 24th. “We are enormously grateful to...

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